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How to Build Core Emotional Intelligence Competencies For Yourself & Your Military-Connected Students

May 9, 2024 @ 2:00 pm

Operation SoftSkill: How to Build Core Emotional Intelligence Competencies For Yourself & Your Military-Connected Students

Research shows that 80 – 90% of the competencies that differentiate top performers in professional settings are in the domain of social-emotional intelligence. Research also shows that veterans are often typecast as unfeeling, transactional, and less suited for roles that require high EQ. This session will challenge typecasting while exploring why it is so prominent. Participants will learn what social-emotional intelligence is, why it is vitally important, and how to build capacity for themselves and their students.

Presenter
R.J. Jenkins
Director of Education – Columbia University Center for Veteran Transition and Integration

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Thank you for registering for a Washington Update on Thursday, March 6th, 2:00PM – 3:00PM EST

This is your individual link to access the discussion. https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82899375180

Elevate Vets (EV), created and supported by Veterans Education Success (VES), is a resource that provides higher education professionals with resources and insights to effectively support military-connected students, develop professionally, and be successful with this unique community of non-traditional learners. 

As part of that effort, VES invites you to a webinar that will provide the latest policy updates on developments in Washington. Discover the pivotal legislative changes that are shaping the future of higher education and benefits for veterans and military personnel. 

Topics We’ll Cover:

  • The Trump Administration: The Trump Administration has made drastic changes that are still reverberating in Washington. We will discuss the likely impact of the new Administration on higher education and veterans.
  • The New Congress: A look at the 119th Congress, and how the year has kicked off with legislative attempts to cut social programs, including education. Hear what the core priorities are taking center stage, and what you can expect in the coming months.
  • Major Legislation: Learn about issues that have received focused attention from advocates and Hill staff alike, and where current legislative proposals stand.

Stay informed about critical policy changes that directly impact veterans and higher education.

Thank you and we’re looking forward to the discussion!

Speakers and Moderators:

Joshua Rider
Executive Director, Center for Adult and Veteran Services
Kent State University

Will Hubbard
Vice President for Veterans & Military Policy at Veterans Education Success

Barmak Nassirian
Vice President for Higher Education Policy