Anti-Racist School
Counseling: It Matters For All Educators & Students
November 2 at Noon (Central)
Registration Link: https://tinyurl.com/2020SchoolCounselSummit
Since 2012, the UVA School Counseling Summit has brought together researchers, practitioners, and students to discuss school counseling topics related to promoting equity, access, and justice.
This year, the theme is: Anti-Racist School Counseling: It Matters for All
Educators & Students. During this webinar, nationally recognized school
counselor educators and school counselors will share about the necessity and
utility of implementing practices and policies that actively promote
anti-racism K-12 schools.
The content presented will be relevant for: K-12 teachers, administrators,
special educators, and coaches; school counseling graduate students; school
counselor educators, teacher educators, and administrator educators.
AGENDA
Welcome
Dr. Derick Williams, Program Director, Counselor Education, University of
Virginia
Keynote Presentation
Dr. Cheryl Holcomb-McCoy, Dean and Professor, School of Education, American
University
Panel Discussion
Dr. Kara Ieva, Associate Professor, Rowan University
Dr. Renae Mayes, Associate Professor, University of Arizona
Dr. Paul Harris, Associate Professor, University of Virginia
Dr. Anita Young, Associate Professor, Johns Hopkins University
Dr. Tracy Jackson, Supervisor of School Counseling Services, Loudoun County
Public Schools
Question and Answer Session
Facilitated by Dr. Paul Harris
