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• From Curiosity to Research: Getting Started with Developing a Research Question

  • When
    08 Jun 2026
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    1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
  • Location
    Zoom Webinar

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  Have an idea you would love to explore but aren’t sure how to turn into a research project? Wondering where to begin once you have a question in mind?

  Join Dr. Emily Vardell for an approachable introduction to doing your own research, with a focus on developing a strong research question and things to consider when getting started.

  We will have time for participants to share their developing research questions and interests, receive feedback, and learn about the MCMLA research stipend.

  
  

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• Stress - signs of, successes in managing, and stories to build on

  • When
    10 Jun 2026
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    12:30 PM - 1:30 PM
  • Location
    Online via Teams

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  The MCMLA DEI Committee is sponsoring a presentation from Robert Franklin, "“Stress - Signs Of, Successes in Managing, and Stories to Build On”

  June 10, 2026, 11:30 AM Mountain / 12:30 PM Central

  Robert Franklin II, also known as Mr. RAWbert, has been leading efforts toward realizing equity in multiple sectors and industries for the better part of the last two decades. Most recently, Mr. RAWbert lead health equity implementation work at Children's Hospital Colorado, and has been a consultative partner for community-facing organizations across the country, in efforts to improve connection, access and success.  From education and youth development, to government and healthcare, Mr. RAWbert, a 'Colorado kid,' is especially honored to work in organizations where he can serve in ways he and his family have been supported.  Whether consulting organizations and leaders, speaking on stages across the country, through authorship of scholarly articles, and award winning organizational leadership, Mr. RAWbert challenges entire systems to learn how to recognize differences, talk through their important impacts, and leverage them to inspire stronger teams and better outcomes.

  
  

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