This OSHA Outreach Training and Certification provides workers with basic and more advanced training about common health and safety hazards on the job. Training cost is $25.00.  Contact Sandra Rivera @ srivera@riohondo.edu to see if funding is available to support your participation. Participants must attend both Saturday March 26th and Sunday March 27th from 1:00-6:00opm.

This is a free one-day conference that invites all Community College Counselors and staff to participate in presentations and workshops by representatives of California Community Colleges, California State University, and the University of California. Sponsored by the Transfer Counselor Website. We strive to host inclusive, accessible events that enable people of all abilities to fully

Consider joining us to connect and reflect with colleagues for this spring "R & R" session.  R & R events invite any and all staff to spend relaxed, yet focused time using tools such as journal writing, the arts, and individual and small group reflection to encourage introspection, collegiality, and a renewed sense of purpose

Wouldn’t you like to have your outcomes data collected for you in Canvas? This workshop provides an introduction to utilizing Canvas to gather outcomes data through the Learning Mastery Gradebook. Creating and linking Outcomes Rubrics will also be covered. Register in advance here.

The California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office invites you to join the Chancellor's Office Webinar Series: Equitable Recovery in Action: Becoming Antiracist, Student Ready Institutions launching March 16, 2022. In the midst of ongoing economic recovery, the pandemic and pervasive inequities in achievement, the need to accelerate system-wide has become even more urgent. In this six-part

Spring FLEX Day keynote Flower Darby will facilitate the final in this "Stronger than Before" workshop series. This will be an interactive session which will include breakout rooms and create space for participants to share their own best practices related to the topic. Register now here!

This 90-minute workshop will focus on the course syllabus as a powerful tool for course planning and development. Conducting a syllabus review provides instructors with a framework for creating a course that promotes equity in students’ experiences and outcomes in its structure and content throughout the term. During this session, instructors will learn about an evidence-based approach to messaging that can help ensure that students’ earliest experiences in their courses promote

Get ready for your summer and fall courses with these Zoom trainings! Resources to Build Your Best Asynchronous, Synchronous, or Hybrid online course will be explored.  Join this training. Password: VRzyn6uigf

MENTAL HEALTH ACTION WEEK’ KICKS OFF MAY 2 WITH DAILY WEBINAR SERIES With the recognition that student mental health and wellness are critical to student success, the Board of Governor’s recently approved a resolution establishing Mental Health Action Week to strengthen trauma-informed care expertise across the system, improve our classroom climates and campus culture, remove structural barriers,

Tuesday, May 3 | Reap the Rewards by Creating a Self-Care Culture Dr. Gloria Morrow will highlight the importance of self-care and downtime. She will guide the audience to develop a self-care and wellness vision plan, including three practical self-care strategies and how to get started. Self-care is for everyone. Register Here.

Wednesday, May 4 | The Social Determinants of Educational Success: Centered in Mental Health This webinar will introduce a framework of social determinants of educational success that highlights the three key social determinants that directly impact student success.  A roadmap will be presented to embrace this paradigm shift by laying out strategies that identify key levers,