Learning to thrive, not just survive: Developing resiliency in grad school- Tricities Campus

THE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE PRESENTS:

LEARNING TO THRIVE, NOT JUST SURVIVE: DEVELOPING RESILIENCY IN GRAD SCHOOL 

Tri-Cities Campus

Anna Whitehall, Clinical Assistant Professor

With the many demands and challenges of graduate school, most students find themselves trying to survive.  What if this chapter could be more than just surviving?  In this workshop, we offer you valuable tools and skills that acknowledge the demands and challenges of graduate school and help you to shift your perspective to address them in a more productive, empowering, and compassionate way.  Learning and practicing resiliency skills will support you in becoming the student and professional you want to be while thriving in graduate school.

What Graduate and Professional students say about Tidal Leadership

“The Tidal Leadership program has really given me the confidence and skills that I was lacking to tactfully maneuver through office politics to take the lead on several projects simultaneously. This program has also taught me the skills to effectively communicate with team members in any setting. The coursework was perhaps the most important and applicable to real world situations that I have taken thus far and has laid the foundation I needed to become a leader in my workplace and community.” -Justin, Spring 2017

***This PDI event will not be live streamed.

Anna Whitehall is a Washington native who received her B.A. from Western Washington University and then worked for two years as the director of an after school program. In 2006 she returned to school to obtain her Master’s degree in Human Development from Washington State University. Since 2008 she has had the privilege of teaching Human Development 205 with the CTLL teaching team to nearly 800 students each semester.  Anna provides customized leadership workshops and support for the CTLL’s Tidal Leadership Certificate Program. Her research interest involves the implementation and evaluation of theory-based, large scale prevention and well-being programs in real-world settings with

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