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WELL Summit

AWSP's WELL Summit 

Nov. 3-4, 2021 and March 15-16, 2022

We're bringing back AWSP’s WELL Summit for its third year to empower, connect, inspire, support, and develop women in educational leadership. We're staying virtual this year with two WELL sessions. Session 1 is coming up Nov. 3-4, and session 2 will be March 15-16. Register for both sessions and save! Details below.


Audience

Women in educational leadership. 


Dates

Fall: November 3-4, 2021

Spring: March 15-16, 2022

Time:

Day 1: 5:30 - 7:30 p.m.

Day 2: 7:30 - 9:30 a.m. 

Price

Register for both sessions and save!

  • Fall and spring: $300
  • Fall only: $175
  • Spring only: $175

Each session includes 4 clock hours and materials.


Presenters

Fall Session Presenters

WELL Summit Self-Care with Kaiser Permanente, your Wellness Champion

Wednesday Evening, November 3, 5:30 - 5:50 pm

Join Dr. Mabel Bongmba as we kick-off our WELL Summit with an engaging session on self-care. Mabel Bongmba, M.D., is a board-certified psychiatrist at Kaiser Permanente, the nation's largest nonprofit integrated health care system.  Over the past decade, she has provided direct care to patients connected with the Mental Health department at clinics in Everett and Bellevue.  She previously served as operations chief at the Bellevue clinic.  Dr. Bongmba's current administrative roles support the health insurance plan, promote equity and inclusion, and advise business strategy.




Sophia Trinh, Watercolor Painting

Wednesday Evening, November 3, 6:00 - 7:30 pm


Sophia Trinh 1

Join us for an evening focused on self-care, conversation, and art! We are thrilled to welcome Sophia Trinh, a watercolor artist from Seattle who started painting at the age of four while attending Seattle Waldorf School. In kindergarten, Sophia was introduced to the primary colors through wet-on-wet painting which focuses on the experience of colors rather than form. It was through these early experiences of painting that she developed a love for watercolors. Sophia uses art as a tool to engage others and communicate ideas and she is thrilled to work with leaders to talk more about how we play and learn, manage emotions and feelings, and take this learning into our daily lives. 

Principal Voices on Race and Equity

Thursday Morning, November 4, 7:30-9:30 am

Dr. Kimbrelle Barbosa Lewis, a school administrator in Tennessee, NAESP past president, and chair of the NAESP National Taskforce on Race and Equity, will lead a panel discussion with other task force members. 
 
This taskforce was formed to help advise NAESP on issues related to racial equity in school communities, reveal schools’ common challenges and solutions, and support a peer-to-peer network of support for school leaders. The taskforce focuses on collecting information related to racial equity in schools, elevating relevant research, and determining how best NAESP can provide support to principals around these issues. Come join this discussion to learn more and share your thoughts with taskforce members, which will include:

  • Dr. Kimbrelle Barbosa Lewis, Principal, Cordova Elementary School, Cordova, TN
  • Dr. Cynthia J. Hammond, Principal, Westside Elementary, Houston County Schools, Perry, GA
  • Denise Gamble, Retired Principal, Chicago, IL
  • Annette Sanchez, Principal, Hampton-Moreno-Dugat Early Childhood Center, Beeville, TX
  • Dr. Liza Caraballo-Suarez, Principal, Magnet School of Architecture, Engineering & Design, P.S. 120, Brooklyn, NY

Spring Session Presenters

Details will be posted soon! Watch for details.



Registration

Each session includes 4 clock hours and materials. 

Register by Oct. 29 to guarantee your spot!


Register Today


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For More Information 

Macy Bruhy | Professional Learning & Intern Support | (800) 562-6100

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