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X-WR-CALDESC:As a result of this training\, participants will gain a new un
 derstanding of how our past influences our present. They will learn how th
 eir own personal socialization and past experiences influence their percep
 tions of\, and interactions with\, those around them. They will also learn
  about the tools of cultural competence—the cultural competence model\; sk
 ills of cultural competence\; and the barriers that get in the way of cult
 urally competent thoughts and behaviors.\n\nPresenters: Cultural Competenc
 y Center's Dr. Teresa Wanser-Ernst\, Dr. Dawn Mazzie\, and Dr. Randal Erns
 t \n\nDr. Teresa Wanser-Ernst is a co-founder and evaluation consultant wi
 th the Cultural Competence Center. Teresa recently retired from Lincoln Pu
 blic Schools where she held the position of assessment/evaluation speciali
 st for more than twenty years and was an elementary teacher for ten years.
  Teresa was a founding member of the LPS Multicultural Advisory Committee 
 and served as a steering committee member since its inception. Teresa has 
 a Ph.D. in Educational Psychology. She serves on the HopeLNK\, Lincoln/Lan
 caster county suicide prevention coalition. \n\nDr. Dawn Mazzie is an asse
 ssment and evaluation specialist for Lincoln Public Schools (LPS). Dawn ha
 s worked on the Cultural Proficiency Implementation Committee under the le
 adership of Thomas Christie as he navigated the district on its journey to
 ward cultural proficiency. Dawn was a member of Advocates Class VII with L
 eadership Lincoln and subsequently served on the Advocates Advisory Board 
 helping with programming. Dawn served on the board for Nebraska Court Appo
 inted Special Advocates (CASA). Currently\, Dawn serves on the YWCA-Lincol
 n finance committee. She is also the current vice-president and immediate 
 past president of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority\, Incorporated\, Psi Chi Omeg
 a Chapter in Lincoln. \n\nDr. Randal Ernst is Professor Emeritus of Educat
 ion at Nebraska Wesleyan University. Prior to becoming a professor\, Randa
 l was a teacher and curriculum specialist for the Lincoln Public Schools. 
 Honors include the NAACP Dedication to Children Award and the Leola Bulloc
 k Multicultural Award for fostering multicultural understanding. Randal fa
 cilitates cultural competency workshops as well as workshops fostering wel
 l-being and resilience.
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DESCRIPTION:As a result of this training\, participants will gain a new und
 erstanding of how our past influences our present. They will learn how the
 ir own personal socialization and past experiences influence their percept
 ions of\, and interactions with\, those around them. They will also learn 
 about the tools of cultural competence—the cultural competence model\; ski
 lls of cultural competence\; and the barriers that get in the way of cultu
 rally competent thoughts and behaviors.\n\nPresenters: Cultural Competency
  Center's Dr. Teresa Wanser-Ernst\, Dr. Dawn Mazzie\, and Dr. Randal Ernst
  \n\nDr. Teresa Wanser-Ernst is a co-founder and evaluation consultant wit
 h the Cultural Competence Center. Teresa recently retired from Lincoln Pub
 lic Schools where she held the position of assessment/evaluation specialis
 t for more than twenty years and was an elementary teacher for ten years. 
 Teresa was a founding member of the LPS Multicultural Advisory Committee a
 nd served as a steering committee member since its inception. Teresa has a
  Ph.D. in Educational Psychology. She serves on the HopeLNK\, Lincoln/Lanc
 aster county suicide prevention coalition. \n\nDr. Dawn Mazzie is an asses
 sment and evaluation specialist for Lincoln Public Schools (LPS). Dawn has
  worked on the Cultural Proficiency Implementation Committee under the lea
 dership of Thomas Christie as he navigated the district on its journey tow
 ard cultural proficiency. Dawn was a member of Advocates Class VII with Le
 adership Lincoln and subsequently served on the Advocates Advisory Board h
 elping with programming. Dawn served on the board for Nebraska Court Appoi
 nted Special Advocates (CASA). Currently\, Dawn serves on the YWCA-Lincoln
  finance committee. She is also the current vice-president and immediate p
 ast president of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority\, Incorporated\, Psi Chi Omega
  Chapter in Lincoln. \n\nDr. Randal Ernst is Professor Emeritus of Educati
 on at Nebraska Wesleyan University. Prior to becoming a professor\, Randal
  was a teacher and curriculum specialist for the Lincoln Public Schools. H
 onors include the NAACP Dedication to Children Award and the Leola Bullock
  Multicultural Award for fostering multicultural understanding. Randal fac
 ilitates cultural competency workshops as well as workshops fostering well
 -being and resilience.
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DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230303T123000
LOCATION:4600 Valley Road\, Lincoln Medical Education Partnership Vrbka Cla
 ssrooms (Entrance 1\, First Floor)\, Lincoln\, NE 68510 US
SUMMARY:Serving Clients through a Culturally Competent Lens
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