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Date/Time View	April 16, 2020

Start Date and Time	Event Details	Event Organizer(s)
Thursday, April 16, 2020
All Day	Mental Health Certificate for Educators – Special Learning Opportunities During the COVID-19 Crisis (Multi-Day Event) In response to growing interest in supporting the mental health and well-being of the students during the COVID-19 crisis, the Laurier Faculty of Education and Office of Professional Development have created additional opportunities for educators to enrol in the multi-module Mental Health Certificate. Each module is generally offered once per academic year (September to May). For this term only, Module 1 will also be offered April 13 to April 24, Module 2 (Depression and Other Mood Disorders) will be offered May 4 to May 15, and Module 3 (Anxiety) will be offered May 19 to May 29. Registration for all modules can be found here. This online certificate provides K–12 educators and related professionals with the opportunity to better understand student mental health needs in diverse learning contexts, with a specific focus on strategies to promote well-being. Participants will learn how to improve their ability to recognize potential mental health problems, develop skills and strategies to support students experiencing mental health challenges, and learn to liaise, connect and communicate with resources provided by schools and school boards, and communicate with community resources when asked. Additional details can be found here. At this time, you are invited to join a webinar on Monday, April 6 at 10 a.m. to hear more about the certificate. Register for the webinar. Interested parties can also email the course instructor, Dr. Carolyn FitzGerald at cafitzgerald@wlu.ca.	Faculty of Education
8:00 AM - 10:00 AM	(Cancelled) Imposter Syndrome: What's Really Holding You Back? (Elevating Laurier Leaders) Impostor Syndrome is the internal feeling or psychological pattern in which an individual doubts their accomplishments and has a persistent internalized fear of being exposed as a “fraud.” This panel discussion supports women to think beyond negative self-talk and provides tangible ways to quiet the negative voice in their head. Moderator Michelle Grocholsky BA'07, Principal, Coach, Consultant and Speaker, Empowered coaching and consulting, Director, Global Empowerment, Engagement, Inclusion and Diversity, RICS Panel Kristiina Montero, Interim Associate Vice President: Teaching and Learning, Wilfrid Laurier University Sybil Allen-Jones MSW, BA'81, CEO The Human Factor Sarah Au BBA’09, Director of Marketing, Muskoka Brewery Deborah MacLatchy, President and Vice-Chancellor, Wilfrid Laurier University Elevating Laurier Leaders This event is part of a special women's series hosted by President Deborah MacLatchy. Elevating Laurier Leaders (ELL) is coming to Waterloo after sold-out events in Toronto in spring 2019. The series brings together accomplished Laurier alumnae committed to advancing women’s leadership and to helping them achieve their full potential. ELL is part of building a supportive community of women from diverse industries and backgrounds who want to support each other in their leadership journeys. You can register for this event and other ELL events online. All events take place at THEMUSEUM over breakfast.	Development and Alumni Relations
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM	(Cancelled) Laurier String Academy Join Laurier String Academy students in concert.
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM	(Cancelled) Rachel Roe (flute) Graduation Recital Our graduating students present highlights from the major repertoire they have accomplished over the course of their degree or diploma program. Help us celebrate our graduates as they head into the world as Laurier alumni.

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