"Empower Your Program" Virtual Professional Development Hosted by Magnolia State School Counselor Association

Are you looking for virtual professional development? Are you looking to up your technology and advocacy game? Check out the virtual professional development,  Empower Your Practice, hosted by Magnolia State School Counselor Association on March 30th from 8:30am CST/ 9:30am EST - 2:30pm CST/3:30pm EST. Members and non-members can attend!


MSCA planned a day packed full of sessions to help you use technology and social media in your school counseling program!

Hosted by Magnolia State School Counselor Association (MSCA) 
Cost: $25 for MSCA members; $65 for non-members 

I can't wait to share "Technology and Social Media to Amplify Your Program and Advocate for Your Role" for the Magnolia State School Counselor Association Virtual Professional Development. I will be presenting live, so if you have questions, I would love you to join in!


Technology and Social Media to Amplify Your Program and Advocate for Your Role presented by Dr. Danielle Schultz.

Click here or the image above to register. 

I am so exited to be part of this amazing line-up of speakers. Below are some images and the session titles for the other Empower Your Practice presenters. 


Technology Toolbox for School Counselors presented by Nichol Webb. 



School Counselor's Guide to Social Media presented by Sarah Kirk.




How Innovative Schools Are Addressing Social Media, Current Events, and Tech  presented by Laura Tierney.

Here are the conference details one more time... I hope to see you on Zoom! 

Hosted by Magnolia State School Counselor Association (MSCA) 
Cost: $25 for MSCA members; $65 for non-members 
0.5 CEUs and NBCC Contact Hours will be offered

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