Amanda Coolidge

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Executive Director (interim) @BCcampusOpen Practitioner, RV family, Explorer. Won't sit on all white panels.
Last night I had the pleasure of attending the CUFA BC Distinguished Academic Awards. Congratulations to the recipients Dr. Katya Rhodes, Dr. Catherine Nolan and Dr. Jonathan Moore.

With the support of BCcampus, the Ministry is seeking qualified vendors to make existing provincial professional training and development opportunities fully accessible to Deaf/hard of hearing persons in the field of early childhood education. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3iflXxi

The Call is available in multiple formats- web, PDF, AND in ASL translation. Project sponsors and leads will be hosting an open house for all interested parties on Monday (also includes live ASL translation).

Call for Proposals: Early Learning and Child Care Training and Professional Development for Participants Who Are Deaf/Hard of Hearing – BCcampus

It was a powerful opportunity for me to set boundaries and to engage in the conference the way that I wanted to.
This time I decided to take care of myself. I went to sessions, lots of them, and I networked a lot, AND I took breaks. I retreated to my hotel room a couple of times throughout the day to read emails and check in with my team. I woke up at a reasonable time so I could get to the gym for a quick run (see "Burnout: The secret to unlocking the stress cycle"). I took time to check out the hotel hot tub and said no thank you to staying out late.
Last week I attended the #ISSOTL22 Conference. My normal conference state is to go hard on the learning and socializing. I wake up, go to sessions, socialize and network, go to sessions, socialize and network, and continue that routine until late into the evening. I then return home to my family tired and sometimes sick (cold, flu etc).