About this event
The ability to bridge across differences starts with doing our own work.
The Intercultural Development Learning Community is a distinctive, cohort-based curriculum for up to 20 community engagement practitioners who want to understand and enhance their intercultural competency. Over three months of virtual meetings and independent work, participants will create and nurture their own community of professionals dedicated to the tenets of cultural humility.
Starting with taking the Intercultural Development Inventory assessment and then working our way through a series of 10 modules, we will work together to:
- Unlearn previous ways of engagement that may not serve us in a time of increasing diversity
- Reframe how we approach intercultural communication as community engagement professionals/practitioners
- Learn together how to best move forward in our work.
This Learning Community will meet on the following dates from 3:00 - 4:30 PM ET:
- September 18th and 25th
- October 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd, and 30th
- November 6th, 13th, and 20th
Please register by September 15th to be considered for this Learning Community!
Who should attend?
This Learning Community is a member benefit and is only open for Campus Compact members to participate. This learning community costs $175 to participate.
What does this mean? This virtual event will be more interactive in nature, and participation is encouraged!
- You are invited to have your camera on in order to engage with the speakers and other participants
- You can openly ask questions by unmuting yourself or typing them in the chat
- There may be interactive components to this event, such as taking a poll, Q&A, or small group discussion
Meet The Facilitator:
Nicole Springer, PhD, IDI QA
Nicole serves as the Vice President of Professional Development and Inclusive Excellence at Campus Compact. Facilitating this learning community provides her the opportunity to combine the best parts of her identity as both a community engagement professional and long-time diversity educator. Recently certified as an Intercultural Development Inventory Qualified Administrator, she is eager to work with community engagement practitioners and professionals, exploring how they bring themselves to the work.
The Intercultural Development Inventory® (IDI)®
The Intercultural Development Inventory (IDI) is a widely used and effective cross-culturally valid assessment for building cultural competence.
Questions? Get in touch with Nicole Springer at nspringer@compact.org