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The Leadership Institute provides skill-based training to assist you in becoming a more effective leader of your team, work group, or organization. The training will focus on how to inspire and motivate staff, lead change, and foster innovation. This training is intended for both new and more seasoned leaders in the victim services field.

 

The training will be delivered online, over the course of 11 weeks, beginning on August 27, 2018. Each week, except for the prework week, will include an instructor-facilitated webinar, along with recommended readings, videos, and written assignments. You should expect to spend about an hour per week on these activities in addition to participating in the 75-minute webinar. Each webinar will be recorded, so if you are not able to attend one, you will be able to listen to the recording. CEUs will be awarded to those who complete all of the requirements.

 

Like all of OVC TTAC’s trainings, there is no cost to attend. Please review your schedule to make sure you are available to attend the webinars and will be able to make the necessary time commitment to complete the training activities.

 

Please note: Space is limited. Apply today to reserve your space.

Instructors*

HeadshotSheree Hukill
Skiatook, Oklahoma

Sheree Hukill served as the executive director, supervising attorney, and co-founder of a statewide tribal domestic violence coalition; grant writer for numerous nonprofit Indian tribes and civil service organizations; court-appointed counsel for women and children in juvenile deprived actions; public defender and prosecutor for several Indian tribes; and national speaker on domestic violence/sexual assault training issues. Additionally, she served as the executive director for five federally funded educational grants hosted by an Oklahoma regional university. Ms. Hukill’s diverse background includes grant writing, fund development for and formation of not-for-profits, budget formulation and administration, contract management, program development, and leadership and management. Ms. Hukill is a graduate of the University of Tulsa College of Law with a J.D. and certification in Native American Law and Alternative Dispute Resolution. She has an M.S. in Business Education and a B.S. in Business Administration from Oklahoma State University.

HeadshotShara Moscinska
Placitas, New Mexico

Shara Moscinska, M.A., L.P.C.C., has extensive experience in hands-on crisis intervention, crisis-line organization, volunteer and staff management, and as a clinical practitioner, trainer, and consultant. As the advocacy program director at the Santa Fe Rape Crisis Center, Ms. Moscinska helped develop innovative victim services such as Sexual Assault Response Teams, including Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners, and advocacy services for hospitalized survivors of domestic violence, transforming victim service delivery into a victim-centered paradigm communitywide. She served as the advocate liaison to the board for the Santa Fe Rape Crisis Center and the board secretary for Unity Spiritual Center, and she was elected the faculty liaison to the board at Southwestern College in Santa Fe, New Mexico. She has been instrumental in delivering board development activities; reformulating missions and visions; developing strategic plans, policy and procedure revisions, and bylaw revisions; addressing succession planning; and working through contract negotiations. Ms. Moscinska earned an M.A. in Counseling from Southwestern College and a B.A. in Liberal Arts from St. John’s College in Annapolis, Maryland.

Dates and Time

All webinars are conducted on Thursdays from 3:00–4:15 p.m. (eastern time).


Prework Week: Welcome and Introduction, August 27–31, no webinar. (You will engage in forums, watch a video, and complete and submit a worksheet.)


Week 1: Elements of Leadership, September 3–7, webinar on September 6.


Week 2: Emotional Intelligence, September 10–14, webinar on September 13.


Week 3: Communication, Behavior, and Styles, September 17–21, webinar on September 20.

 

Week 4: Fostering Team Building, Staff Development, and Succession Planning, September 24–28, webinar on September 27.


Week 5: Leading With Cultural Humility, October 1–5, webinar on October 4.


Week 6: Feedback and Conflict Resolution, October 8–12, webinar on October 11.


Week 7: Organizational Values, Mission, and Vision, October 15–19, webinar on October 18.

 

Week 8: Managing Organization Change, October 22–26, webinar on October 25.

 

Week 9: Best Practices in Innovative Leadership, October 29–November 2, webinar on November 1.

 

Week 10: Building Organizational Resiliency and Accountability, November 5–9, webinar on November 8.


For more information about this training, please email nvaa@ovcttac.org.


*OVC TTAC’s instructors have no vested interest in any products, instruments, devices, or materials that may be used in this training.


OVC's Training and Technical Assistance Center (OVC TTAC) provides training to support professional development, enhance services to the community, and expand outreach to underserved victims of crime.

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