TrainingWebinar: Who'z Ya People: Understanding Southeast American Indian Students Speaker: Dr. Leslie Locklear Dr. Leslie Locklear, a member of the Lumbee and Waccamaw Siouan tribes, hails from Hoke County, NC. Leslie is a May 2013 graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Leslie received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Elementary Education. In July of 2014, Leslie completed her Master's of Education in School Counseling. In December of 2017 Leslie completed her doctoral degree in Educational Studies and Cultural Foundations at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. Leslie is currently employed at the University of North Carolina at Pembroke as the Program Coordinator for the First Americans Teacher Education (FATE) program and also serves as the Co-Chair of the North Carolina Native American Youth Organization (NCNAYO) Adult Advisory Committee. As a student and educator Leslie's passions include culturally relevant curriculum, working with Native American youth councils, college and career counseling, and supporting educators in the classroom. Remember these training webinars are FREE to current NCASFAA members. Non-members are charged $25.00 and get a 2019-20 membership in addition to access to this webinar - and all future webinars too!
Support Staff Training October 29th Lenoir Community College NCASFAA is committed to providing exceptional training to the membership; we are currently organizing support staff training. This one-day training is designed for front desk and new members in the office. Support staff training specializes in the soft skills needed to work with students. Our goal is to offer multiple trainings around the state so everyone can attend. Remember these training webinars are FREE to current NCASFAA members. Non-members are charged $25.00 and get a 2019-20 membership in addition to registration!
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