Webinars

Upcoming Webinar

Student Voices: How Academic Coaching Supports Neurodivergent Learners

Date: Wednesday, April 15
Time: 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM EST
Format: Live Virtual Webinar

Cost: Free of charge

Join us for a live student panel featuring neurodivergent college students sharing their firsthand experiences with academic coaching. Panelists will discuss challenges they’ve faced, strategies they’ve developed, and the ways coaching has supported their persistence, learning, and self-confidence. This session offers valuable insight for educators, coaches, and student support professionals seeking to better understand and effectively support neurodivergent learners.

Register here: https://lynn-edu.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_kNxyHAPOQtePC6EpxR2_-A

Previously Featured: Webinar Overviews

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Previously Featured: Webinar Overviews

Ethics & Values — Training & Best Practices Listening Session

Wednesday March18 at 12:00pm-1:30pm Mountain Time
Free for everyone in the CHEC community—both members and non‑members are welcome.

The CHEC Ethics & Values Committee is partnering with the Training & Best Practices Committee to host a collaborative listening session focused on how our emerging Community Values connect to coaching practice, professional standards, and member development.

This conversation will explore questions such as:

• How should CHEC’s values show up in training and professional learning?

• What ethical commitments are most essential in everyday coaching work?

• How can our values support excellence across diverse institutional contexts?

This session is an opportunity to reflect not only on what we believe as an organization, but how those beliefs translate into practical guidance for coaches across higher education. We encourage you to complete the Ethics & Values Community Survey in advance and share your perspective.

Whether you work directly in training, lead coaching programs, or are engaged in student-facing work, your perspective matters. We hope you’ll join us for a thoughtful, community-centered dialogue.

Artificial Intelligence in Higher Education.

Wednesday February 18 at 2:00pm EST – 3:15pm EST
Free to CHEC Members
Non-Members: $25.00 (Not a Member? Join CHEC Today!)

AI is rapidly shaping how students learn, how institutions operate, and how we coach—but where should we begin? Rather than presenting answers, this session is designed to start a conversation.

Join fellow CHEC members for an open, collaborative discussion where we’ll: Collaboratively build a SWOT analysis to help guide future CHEC programming on AI.

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Topic: It Takes a Campus: How Everyone Can Champion Student Career Development

Share questions we have about AI in higher ed

Explore opportunities AI may offer for coaching students

Identify challenges, concerns, and ethical considerations

Wednesday November 19 at 2:00pm EST – 3:15pm EST

Free to CHEC Members
Non-Members: $25.00 (Not a Member? Join CHEC Today!)

Presenter:
Jennifer Santoro Cleveland
Director of the Career Center
The Citadel

Abstract: Career coaching doesn’t just happen in the career center—it’s a campus-wide mission. In this webinar, we’ll explore how every office, department, and individual can play a meaningful role in students’ evolving career journeys. Participants will learn how to naturally weave career conversations into everyday interactions, recognize when it’s time to make a referral to the career center, and strengthen cross-campus collaboration to better guide students toward purposeful career paths. Join us to discover how your role—wherever you are on campus—can shape a student’s future career success.