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Micro-Credential: Promoting Critical Thinking
Micro-Credential: Promoting Critical Thinking
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Micro-Credential: Facilitating Small Group Learning
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Micro-Credential: Promoting an Inclusive and Humanistic Learning Environment
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Micro-Credential:Developing a Teaching Philosophy
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Health and Wellness (Academic Community and/or Patients)

C-002 - Crisis Management in Higher Education

Sunday, March 9, 2025
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM EST
Location: Maryland A, Ballroom Level
Early Career Professional Mid Career Professional Senior Career Professional
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The purpose of this program is to equip participants with the knowledge, skills, and tools necessary to effectively manage crises related to active shooter situations, cybersecurity threats, and mental health issues. By fostering a proactive approach, the program aims to promote a culture of safety, improve emotional wellness, and enhance organizational resilience during crises. Participants will have structured opportunity for engaging conversation with subject matter experts to be better prepared to identify common warning signs of potential crises and develop ways to effectively mitigate negative outcomes.

Learning Objectives:

  • Describe and identify insider/outsider offender concerning behaviors and pathways of violence, event dynamics & challenges, and individual mitigation factors.
  • Equip dental school administrators, IT staff, and faculty with the background necessary to begin the process of strengthening their institution's cybersecurity posture and protecting critical data assets.
  • Identify the common warning signs to psychiatric distress and understand best practices regarding how to effectively address mental health concerns with others.