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Thursday, October 6 • 8:30am - 11:30am
Courageous Conversations & Centering the Margins

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Courageous Conversations: Teaching the Diversity Course using Transformational Multicultural Pedagogy; Challenges and Opportunities
Note: One registration for the two sessions
Michelle A. Mitcham, Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University
Carly Paro, Private Practice
Sachin Jain, University of South Dakota

Transformational Multicultural Pedagogy focuses on applying the multicultural counseling competencies through experiential activities, navigating the emotional rollercoaster of students’ reactions and making meaning of “in the moment” exchanges. Using Courageous Conversations, attendees will discover transformational learning strategies to facilitate teaching the multicultural counseling course. This process-oriented pedagogical approach will be presented in an interactive and transformational format to include a demonstration, pair-share activities and question and answer.
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Centering the Margins: Applying Culturally Responsive Pedagogy across the Curriculum to Support Students of Color in Counseling Programs
Natoya Hill Haskins, The University of Georgia
Michelle A. Mitcham, Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University

Students of color often experience marginalization throughout their graduate education experiences and often feel their experiences and needs are excluded and ignored throughout the curriculum. Several researchers indicate that while multicultural and social justice are topics of discussion in many counseling courses, these concepts are typically designed to either help non-students of color develop a greater awareness or trainees examine these constructs in society at large. Unfortunately, there has been less attention to the multicultural and social justice inequities of marginalized students within counselor education training programs education training programs. Consequently, this pre-conference session will focus on providing attendees with pedagogical strategies that support the curriculum needs of students of color across various core courses in the counseling programs. In addition, attendees will develop a personalize plan to address their programmatic gaps related to students of color. Finally, implications and personal reflections will be shared.


Thursday October 6, 2016 8:30am - 11:30am CDT
Iberville