You're invited to join the virtual event Discussion of "Whistling Vivaldi: How Stereotypes Affect Us and What We Can Do" with Dr. Dale Trevino on Sunday, August 9, from 9:30 - 10:30 a.m. MT.
In Whistling Vivaldi, social psychologist Claude Steele describes the powerful role that stereotypes play in human behavior and the different ways people respond to the identities of others. Steele begins by recalling his 1950s childhood in Chicago and the day when he first became aware of his Black identity. During his decades of research as a social psychologist, Steele has studied many different forms of identity – including race, gender, ethnicity, social orientation, class/age and human behavior. The central theme of this lecture is identity, how it is expressed through stereotypes, and the powerful impact stereotypes have on human behavior. He provides practical strategies that can be applied to the world of education, in particular the classroom. His book is scientific in nature and a story of social psychology and research itself that lays out a plan for reshaping American identities.
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To join, please sign up for a free account at the Matchbox Virtual Media website listed below to gain access to the session(s) you wish to attend. You will click the green “Launch Virtual Conference” button which will take you to the event lobby. From there, navigate to the correct date and time of your session(s). Here’s the website: https://events.matchboxvirtual.com/Account/Login
If you are having issues getting in, please watch this quick, 5-minute registration tutorial video that will show you how to navigate the site. If you need further assistance, please email Scholarships@boettcherfoundation.org with the subject line, “WANT TO JOIN SCHOLARS WEEKEND SESSION” and let us know which session you are trying to join.
Speaker Biography
Dr. Trevino is an experienced mediator, clinical/mental health therapist, and professional counselor with a demonstrated history of working in various organizational settings. He is skilled in diversity and inclusion topics and issues, mediation and conflict resolution, individual and group psychotherapy, dual diagnosis, emergency mental health, and organizational conflicts. Dale has worked in various settings that center around conflict resolution. He is currently a mental health clinician in the emergency department at UC Health, Greeley Hospital. He has completed additional mediation training sponsored by the Colorado Bar Association and is currently a volunteer mediator for Weld County Small Claims Court, Division C, under Magistrate Randall Lococo, and former Magistrate Mark Gonzales. Prior to co-founding Trevino Mediation Services, Dale served for more than 30 years as a dean and administrator at Harvard University, Princeton University, and the University of Colorado Boulder. Dale is a native of Greeley. Dale earned his bachelor’s degree at CU Boulder, his MEd at Colorado State University, and his PhD at the University of Colorado Denver.
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