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Event : ACPE102 |
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Session : ACPE1101
Academy - Center for Management Studies: Management 102 - New Manager: What You Need to Know
Conference : ACPE 2011 Annual Conference
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- As managers and supervisors - newly appointed or moving into a role with more responsibility much is expected of you. The first actions taken can leave a lasting impression throughout the organization. Make sure the impression left is the impression you intend. As participants in this workshop you will increase your understanding of the organizations expectations and be provided with proven strategies to meet these expectations.
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- Faculty: Richard Thorne. Richard has a Masters in Labor and Industrial Relations from Michigan State University, a BA in Psychology from Wheaton College (Illinois) and is a Registered Corporate Coach (RCC).
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Session : ACPE1102
Academy - Leadership Forum 110: ACPE
Conference : ACPE 2011 Annual Conference
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- ACPE Leadership and other participants will be lead in a comprehensive review of ACPE technology resources. ACPEs Technology Task Force was created by our Board of Representatives to review and enhance the ways the ACPE, its centers and members, can benefit from the wealth of technology available. Led by ACPE Executive Director Teresa Snorton, the beginning work of the task force has been to take a look at our existing technology and maximize the use and value we receive from it.
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- Faculty: ACPEs Technology Task Force
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Session : ACPE1103
Academy - Center for Management Studies: Management 202 - Relating A C R O S S the Organization
Conference : ACPE 2011 Annual Conference
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- A manager or supervisors ability to relate to his/her peers can be just as important as the ability to manage a department or service. As organizations continue to respond to changing environmental conditions, they require their managers and supervisors to perform across functionally.
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- Faculty: Richard Thorne. Richard has a Masters in Labor and Industrial Relations from Michigan State University, a BA in Psychology from Wheaton College (Illinois) and is a Registered Corporate Coach (RCC).
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Session : ACPE1104
Academy - Leadership Forum 120 - "Crossing Borders in CPE: Travel and Technology with Israel as a Case Study"
Conference : ACPE 2011 Annual Conference
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- ACPE Supervisors who traveled to Israel in May 2010 will present their reflections on the trip, which included participation in the 6th Annual Pastoral Care Conference for Jewish Professionals and consultation with spiritual care leaders in Israel who are working to introduce clinical pastoral education and professional chaplaincy into the country. Other participants in the trip from the National Association of Jewish Chaplains and the College of Pastoral Supervision and Psychotherapy will join the group via the internet, along with representatives from the Jewish spiritual care movement. Respondents from the ACPE Accreditation, Certification and Professional Ethics Commission and Standards Committee will reflect on the implications of this dialogue for ACPEs commitment to multicultural competencies.
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- Faculty: ACPE Supervisors who traveled to Israel in May 2010
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Session : ACPE1105
Academy - Teaching and Supervisory arts 110: International Interim Supervisor Project
Conference : ACPE 2011 Annual Conference
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- Changing economics and demographics often make it difficult for ACPE centers to readily fill vacant supervisor positions or to begin new CPE programs. The Intentional Interim Supervisor Project is designed to provide the opportunity to fulfill the educational mission of ACPE by recognizing transition periods that often occur and by creating a systematic way to resource these kinds of situations. The goal is to retain ACPE Centers as well as to facilitate a mechanism for new centers to begin to operate. Bring your ideas, suggestions, and reflections.
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- Faculty: ACPE Supervisors Teresa E. Snorton, Tom Daugherty, Tolly Willliamson, Karrie Oertli, Jasper Keith, Sharon Engebretson.
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Session : ACPE1107
Keynote 1 - Rachel Naomi Remen, M.D.
Conference : ACPE 2011 Annual Conference
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- Rachael Naomi Remen, M.D.
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- Dr. Remen is Clinical Professor of Family and Community Medicine at the UCSF School of Medicine. She is Director of the innovative UCSF course, The Healers Art, presently taught in 60 medical schools nationwide. She is Co-Founder and Medical Director of the Commonweal Cancer Help Program featured in the groundbreaking Bill Moyers PBS series, Healing and the Mind. She is Founder and Director of the Institute for the Study of Health and Illness at Commonweal, a post-graduate and undergraduate program for physicians who wish to reclaim their calling and integrate Hippocratic values into their work. Dr. Remen has a 55-year personal history of Crohns disease and her work is a unique blend of the viewpoint of physician and patient. She is the author of the New York Times bestseller Kitchen Table Wisdom and the national bestseller My Grandfathers Blessing. She has been selected as a speaker for the ACPE Annual Meeting in Salt Lake City because of her innovative work in holistic and integrative medicine.A
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Session : ACPE1109
Honoring Our Ancestry and Creating Our Future in Multicultural Supervision
Conference : ACPE 2011 Annual Conference
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- This workshop will help identify the unique learning styles and cultural resources and differences that multicultural and religious minority students bring to the CPE learning process and how we as supervisors can both honor and elicit them in the learning process.
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- Presenters: Yuko Uesugi, Director of Clinical Pastoral Education, UCLA Medical Center, Los Angeles, CA; Gerald Jones, ACPE Supervisor, Sutter Roseville Medical Center, Roseville, CA; Aloysius Ezanwata, Associate Supervisor, Providence Health Care, Anchorage, AK; Deryck Durston, ACPE Associate Director, Decatur, GA.
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Session : ACPE1110
Self-Knowledge to Help Craft Effective Responses to Future Events
Conference : ACPE 2011 Annual Conference
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- This workshop will 1) explore how culture, personal history and past experiences shape our self-concept, and 2) discuss how the self-concept influences our reactions to threats and challenges. Emphasis will be placed on discovering ways to use self knowledge to help craft effective responses to future events.
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- Presenter: Eric J. Moody, Ph.D., Post-doctoral Fellow, Center for Autism and Developmental Disorders Research, University of Colorado, Denver, CO.
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Session : ACPE1111
Preserving Values in Outcome Based Environments, Building a Winning Team
Conference : ACPE 2011 Annual Conference
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- More than ever before, it is complicated to provide value based supervision in hospitals or other outcome based environments. Sometimes the goals of the host site and ACPE seem to be in conflict. This is a hands-on workshop based on experiences in the field. Tools will be presented to assist with critical elements in creating a successful program.
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- Presenter: Thomas Aronson, LCSW, Clinical Director of Spiritual Care, Social Work, and Language Services, St. Lukes Regional Medical Center, Boise, ID, member of Regional Council, Pacific Region.
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Session : ACPE1113
Becoming an Author: Writing for Professional Journals and for Book Publication
Conference : ACPE 2011 Annual Conference
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- Writing for professional journals and authoring books requires skill, discernment and practical knowledge. This workshop is designed for would-be writers as well as those who find writing difficult or tedious, thus thwarting their desire to write. Experienced authors are also likely to gain some useful hints and tidbits to strengthen their efforts. This workshop will provide some of the basics elements of technique and style in order to facilitate and enhance current writing practices.
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- Presenter: Dr. Terry R. Bard, Rabbi, Managing Editor, Journal of Pastoral Care Publications, Inc.
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