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  1. The End of Affirmative Action: What Higher Ed Should Know
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    The End of Affirmative Action: What Higher Ed Should Know

    Higher education legal expert Rick Verstegen will spark a crucial discussion on the future of race-conscious admissions. You will learn how to respond to the Supreme Court decision.

    What You'll Learn

    • What is the Equal Protection Clause?
    • What are the details of the recent Supreme Court case and decision?
    • What are the limitations of race in admissions?
    • How can you adopt a race-neutral admissions process?
    • What factors related to race may you consider?
    • How could this ruling affect other programs, like diversity, equity, and inclusion?
  2. Which Bathroom Should Our LGBTQ Students And Employees Use And Other Legal Issues
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    Which Bathroom Should Our LGBTQ Students And Employees Use And Other Legal Issues
    Scheduled for 60 minutes including question and answer period.

    Discrimination law expert Melissa Fleischer will explain your legal requirements to prevent harassment. You will learn how to respect and protect your LGBTQ students, teachers, and other staff members.

    Topics Covered:

    • How do court decisions affect your obligations toward LGBTQ individuals?
    • Are sexual orientation and gender identity discrimination legally prohibited?
    • What are your legal requirements to protect LGBTQ students and employees?
    • What bathroom policies are lawful and appropriate?
    • What other transgender issues should you consider in policies and practices?
    • How can you use Pride Month to enact policy updates?
  3. COVID-19 And Strategies to Support and Engage At-Risk And Missing Students
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    COVID-19 And Strategies to Support and Engage At-Risk And Missing Students
    Experienced school leader Dr. Neil Gupta will identify the top challenges you need to address to connect with missing students. You will learn how to reengage the at-risk population in your school throughout the pandemic.

    What You'll Learn

    • How can you find your missing students?
    • How can you reengage them in your school?
    • What can families do to help?
  4. Anti-Discrimination In And Out Of The Classroom: How To Be An Ally For LGBTQ+ Students
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    Anti-Discrimination In And Out Of The Classroom: How To Be An Ally For LGBTQ+ Students

    Educational equity experts Precious Green Gunter and Brandon Washington will highlight the challenges that LGBTQ students face. You will learn how to help all students feel welcome and supported.

    What You'll Learn

    • Which laws prohibit discrimination? What do they require?
    • How should you address the issues affecting LGBTQ+ students?
    • How can you help students feel like they belong?
    • What gender identity and sexual orientation conversations should take place?
    • How can you support students in comprehensive ways across campus?
  5. Supporting The Well-Being Of Students During A Pandemic
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    Supporting The Well-Being Of Students During A Pandemic

    Experienced school leader Dr. Neil Gupta will identify the challenges facing students in the pandemic. You will learn concrete strategies and actionable insights to create and revise plans to support each student’s mental health and well-being.

    What You'll Learn

    • What are the most significant factors affecting students’ mental health now?
    • How should you adjust expectations during the pandemic?
    • What support systems can you provide to students?
    • How can you help students get through the end of this school year?
  6. Strategies To Mitigate Student Learning Loss During The Pandemic
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    Strategies To Mitigate Student Learning Loss During The Pandemic

    Experienced school leader Dr. Neil Gupta will reveal the challenges facing students academically. You will learn how to address learning loss and help students catch up.

    What You'll Learn

    • How can you determine which students are falling behind?
    • What innovative practices will help mitigate student learning loss?
    • How can you use targeted interventions to help individual students?
    • What daily tactics can you use to help students catch up?
    • How can you keep students from falling farther behind?
  7. Intersectionality: Collision Of Racism And Privilege And How To Help Students
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    Intersectionality: Collision Of Racism And Privilege And How To Help Students

    Education leader and equity expert Michael Lowe will explain the critical concept of intersectionality. You will discover the enormous burden piled on many members of your school community and learn how to help overcome it.

    What You'll Learn

    • What is intersectionality?
    • What specific identities overlap to make people vulnerable?
    • How does social context influence your perceptions of race, class, and gender?
    • How does sexuality affect treatment?
    • What impact does intersectionality have on systemic injustice and inequality?
    • How can you fight oppression today?
  8. The Landscape of Student Speech: Speech Codes, Safe Spaces, Hate Speech, and Microaggressions
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    The Landscape of Student Speech: Speech Codes, Safe Spaces, Hate Speech, and Microaggressions

    First Amendment expert Dr. Jim Castagnera will explain how to balance free speech with the need to protect members of your campus community. You will learn how to set appropriate policies for your institution.

    What You'll Learn

    • What do speech codes include?
    • How can you create safe spaces on your campus?
    • What are the best tactics to prevent hate speech?
    • Can you restrict microaggressions without violating the First Amendment?
  9. First Amendment Rights: Managing Student Protests and Outside-Speaker Requests
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    First Amendment Rights: Managing Student Protests and Outside-Speaker Requests

    Higher education legal expert Dr. Jim Castagnera will explain how to accommodate divergent ideas while keeping your campus safe. You will learn techniques to balance First Amendment rights with individual protections that you can use immediately.

    What You'll Learn

    • May students protest controversial issues? How should you contain them?
    • Must you allow all outside speakers, no matter how controversial?
    • How can you balance decorum and freedom on your campus?
    • What types of speech does the First Amendment cover? Are there exceptions?
  10. First Amendment Rights: Student Journalists, Broadcasters, and Bloggers
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    First Amendment Rights: Student Journalists, Broadcasters, and Bloggers

    Former university associate provost and practicing attorney Dr. Jim Castagnera will share legal insights and practical insights about the First Amendment rights of students. You will learn what controls you can put in place to protect your institution and community members.

    What You'll Learn

    • Does the First Amendment entitle students to write or say anything?
    • How can you restrict or control statements by student journalists?
    • Can you prevent embarrassing reports about your college or university?
    • Should you protect other stakeholders from inappropriate or hateful speech?
  11. Students’ First Amendment Rights: From Fundamental to Advanced Certification
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    Students’ First Amendment Rights: From Fundamental to Advanced Certification

    Educational law expert Dr. Jim Castagnera will cover the most critical First Amendment concerns of colleges and universities. You will learn how to find the sweet spot between student free speech and institutional community values.

    Benefits of Certification

    • Recognize and protect free speech on your campus
    • Update your knowledge to reflect the latest regulations and case law
    • Protect your institution from potential legal liability
    • Prove your expertise to colleagues, students, and regulators
  12. Student Vaccination Mandates: Legal Issues And Best Practices
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    Student Vaccination Mandates: Legal Issues And Best Practices

    Leading education law expert Richard Verstegen will help you identify the legal issues of mandating COVID-19 vaccination for students.

    Topics Covered

    • What are the constitutional implications of making vaccines mandatory for students?
    • What other laws must you consider to address disability issues, parental consent, and state requirements?
    • How does the new CDC mask guidance impact schools and vaccine policies?
    • Should you consider a waiver of liability?
    • What resources can you provide to staff?
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