WINS for May 18, 2009 Students 1. Wonderful to hear about how emotional baggage follows us and how it impacts our leadership. 2. Allowed us to listen to different stereotypes of different groups; helped to dispel common myths. 3. It’s very touching to hear personal accounts and see this really does happen-not just something you hear about happening in general.
4. Emotionally engaging! 5. Remember to be very cognizant of the affects of discrimination.
6. Remember to be more sensitive to my patients-aspects that may be physically apparent or not. 7. Will make a real effort to interject when I hear discrimination. 8. I wanted to say that both facilitators seem not only enthusiastic, but passionate about the workshop which makes a huge difference and makes the workshop fun and meaningful. Thank you! 9. I was expecting to have to participate and not be able to sit back complacently. My expectation was met and that’s a good thing! 10. Very positive impact! I think this challenges our classmates to understand that they will have to deal with issues that they may not deem as appropriate or want to talk about will happen in their roles as leaders! 11. Themes are difficult and diverse issues that come about in health care settings/workplace. It is important to be aware and know how to respond to these situations. 12. Motivated me not to shy away from controversy. I learned ways to make everything and everyone work in unison. 13. More open and aware of differences and how to be mindful of other people. 14. I can apply all of these to my life and it had a strong impact
15. It gave me a chance to voice some of the negative things that have been said about and to my identity group to an audience that was present (older generation) who normally makes those remarks. Faculty/staff Dear Laurie, Chris, DaNine and Damon--
It's now been over 24 hours since I left the NCBI workshop you hosted, and I still find myself wanting to tell all of MUSC what an absolutely marvelous experience it was! You are an amazing group of team leaders. It's apparent that you have tremendous respect and appreciation for one another, and truly believe in the principles upon which NCBI was built. I went to the workshop thinking I was "giving up a day of work to do training", and left feeling like I was given "a gift of a day I'll never forget". Thank you to each of you for making it such a meaningful experience. My challenge now is to put into practice all that I've learned from you.
I'd also like to extend a special thanks to Laurie, Willette, Valerie, Darlene and John for your leadership and vision in bringing NCBI to the university, and to Lisa and Mark for ensuring that every CHP faculty and staff members gets to experience what I experienced yesterday. I have such hope for our future.
Karen Wager, DBA
Associate Professor
Health Administration & Policy Dear Colleagues,
Thank you for your outstanding compassion, leadership and personal insights during the NCBI training session last week. It truly exceeded my expectations and I am excited that so many faculty and staff in our College will be able to learn from this valuable interactive workshop. There is so much we can learn from each other if we take the time to listen.
Thank you all again.
Lisa Lisa Saladin, PT, PhD
Interim Executive Associate Dean and Chair
Associate Professor
Department of Health Professions
College of Health Professions Dear DaNine,
Thanks so much for the workshop. I enjoyed it and learned from it. You and your co-presenters did a great job. Please keep me posted about the next ones.
Best regards, Lilless McPherson-Shilling, PhD DaNine, You all deserve a pat on the back for your tremendous effort this morning. I thoroughly enjoyed my stay. The group seemed very receptive and cooperative from my view. Thanks for your leadership and juicy face, Sharon Anonymous
1. Harvesting pearls from small group work-so many great insights. 2. I was somewhat apprehensive that this would be a race and gender-focused session but it was much broader focused regarding all types of diversity. Very pleasantly surprised! 3. A lot of emotions and closure came out of the stories. Thank you. 4. Allowed identification of an issue I have internalized and allowed me to feel proud about my choices. 5. Profound-best training experience ever. 6. I brought work in case I was bored but it was amazing!
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