SEB Workshops
The Student Engagement and Belonging (SEB) offer workshops that create supportive
spaces for students to engage in meaningful conversations and are designed for various
audiences, whether it be as an in-classroom presentation or co-curricular experience
(i.e., student organization meeting, student leader training, leadership/diversity
conference, etc.).
In order to assist you in selecting an appropriate workshop, our workshops are categorized
into one of three clusters: affective, cognitive, and behavioral. For more information
about each category, as well as a list of associated workshops, please see the information
in the section below.
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Important Information:
- We ask that all workshops be requested at least two (2) weeks in advance of the desired
presentation date.
- You will be contacted by a member of our staff within three (3) business days of your
submission to confirm the availability of facilitators and for any follow-up inquiries.
- The minimum number of participants can vary between workshops, but approximately 6-10 is a good
starting point (see individual workshops for details). If your group is larger than
the indicated maximum number of participants for the workshop, we are happy to split your group up and conduct
multiple sessions of the requested workshop(s) to accommodate larger groups. For special
requests where splitting a group is not ideal, please inform the SEB staff member
who reaches out to schedule your workshop.
- The requesting entity is asked to provide both the space and technology for presentations.
If the workshop is to take place virtually, the requesting entity is asked to set
up the virtual meeting and invite all pertinent attendees. SEB will always send the
requestor a calendar invite for a virtual MS Teams meeting, which the requesting entity
is welcome to use.
- Each session can be tailored to fit varying time periods; the minimum amount of time
needed for facilitation is 50 minutes.
- If you are unsure of which workshop you need or would like a workshop to cover specific
topics not listed above, please fill out the request form and indicate your desired
goals and learning outcomes in the form.
- The general purpose of these workshops is to create interactive spaces to engage in dialogue about social identity and cultural competence.
- The intended audience for SEB workshops is 无码变态 students. If you are seeking a workshop
for 无码变态 staff and/or faculty or for an external campus partner, please email us at SEB@kennesaw.edu.
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