Course Objective
- Consider our own assumptions about multi-sector communication, and about ourselves as communicators
- Explore how our disciplines and workplaces tend to have their own terminology, jargon, or language, which can become invisible to us over time
- Learn the importance of identifying our core, foundational values, as well as considering who and what might help us as we build the next bridge
Date: June 4, 2019
Presenter:
Dr. Anne Marie Liebel, EdD
President Health Communication Partners LLC
In this month’s Log-in2Learn webinar, participants learn from Dr. Anne Marie Liebel about the BRIDGES (bi-directional, resource-based, inquiry as stance, digital and multi-modal, global and local, equity-focused, social and situated) approach to multi-sector communication. In this first of a three-part webinar series, Dr. Liebel focuses on how the self both informs and is reflected by our communication choices. The lecture provides five concrete steps to help viewers identify own assumptions, professional positions and personal values that illuminate their current communication strengths and needs. Throughout the webinar, Dr. Liebel provides several personal and professional anecdotes that illustrate the importance of self-reflection in multi-sector communication.
Presenter: Anne Marie Liebel, EdD President Health Communication Partners LLC
Participants will learn how to:
- Consider their our own assumptions about multi-sector communication, and about ourselves as communicators
- Explore how our disciplines and workplaces tend to have their own terminology, jargon, or language, which can become invisible to us over time
- Learn the importance of identifying our core, foundational values, as well as considering who and what might help us as we build the next bridge
