You’re Invited Navigating Through Crises: Tips for Managing Uncertainty Join the University of Houston College of Education for a practical, empowering discussion with our faculty discussing the pandemic, work uncertainty and talking to children about race. Tuesday, Nov. 16, 2021
6 – 7:30 p.m.
Free virtual event Zoom link provided closer to event Presenters 
Faculty Panelists
- Blake A. Allan, an associate professor and director of the counseling psychology doctoral program, will present on “Working during COVID-19: Inequity, Uncertainty and Loss.”
- Ruth M. López, an assistant professor of school leadership, will present on “Supporting K-12 and College Latinx Students Through a Public Crisis.”
- April Peters-Hawkins, an associate professor and associate chair of the Department of Educational Leadership & Policy Studies, will present on “Brave Conversations: Talking to Children About Race.”
Alumni Spotlight
- Diana Castillo, a two-time UH alumna and the principal of Houston ISD’s Pilgrim Academy, will share lessons learned from leading her team to support students amid the pandemic.
Bonus! After the discussion, stay online for a free mindfulness session led by Bradley Smith, a professor of school psychology, and a student lab member. Don’t forget to RSVP! In partnership with
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