Lessons learned in cultural immersion experiences

Associate Professor Connie K.Y. Nguyen-Truong, of the WSU College of Nursing in Vancouver, has designed and is offering three professional workshops on subjects related to diversity, equity, and inclusion. She is collaborating on this initiative with WSU Vancouver Building a Community of Equity (BaCE), the College of Nursing DEI Advisory Council, and the College of Nursing Professional Development office. All workshops are open to faculty, students, and staff at all WSU locations.

What Cultural Immersion Experiences and Sustainable Efforts Look Like and Feel Like in Community Partnerships: Pearls and Lessons Learned as a Journey 

  • Date: Thursday, March 31
  • Time: 3–4:30 p.m.
  • Location: Zoom
  • Facilitators: Connie Nguyen-Truong and Sara Waters
  • This is a Group 2 workshop for Vancouver participants
  • Online registration

In this interactive, safe, and brave community space, examples of pearls and lessons learned regarding cultural immersion experiences and sustainability in community partnerships will be presented to encourage reflection and conversations.

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