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During “normal” times\, Bachelo r of Science in Nursing (BSN) students studying health promotion would “wo rk collaboratively and engage in processes that facilitate health promotio n and empowerment with community members or agencies.” These are not norma l times. During COVID\, collaborative engagements are being conducted virt ually. College of the Rockies seized on this as an opportunity\, expanding community partners involved in health promotion to include an internation al partner that is supporting Tanzanian women in completing secondary and post-secondary studies. BSN students participating in this collaboration n ot only had to navigate intercultural cross-roads to achieve their learnin g objectives\, but also experienced interfacing with many layers of relati ve privilege. Please note this session is in Zoom meeting format and m ay require (optional) audience video/audio participation.
\n\nBEGIN:VALARM UID:62343833-6466-4634-a339-356434363263 ACTION:DISPLAY DESCRIPTION: \n\nDuring “normal” times\, Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BS N) students studying health promotion would “work collaboratively and enga ge in processes that facilitate health promotion and empowerment with comm unity members or agencies.” These are not normal times. During COVID\, col laborative engagements are being conducted virtually. College of the Rocki es seized on this as an opportunity\, expanding community partners involve d in health promotion to include an international partner that is supporti ng Tanzanian women in completing secondary and post-secondary studies. BSN students participating in this collaboration not only had to navigate int ercultural cross-roads to achieve their learning objectives\, but also exp erienced interfacing with many layers of relative privilege. _Please note this session is in Zoom meeting format and may require (optional) audience video/audio participation. _\n\n TRIGGER:-PT15M END:VALARM END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR