Intercultural Competence Training Modules
Purpose: These training modules are designed to improve capacity of Intercultural Competence for groups and individuals by developing skill, tools, and knowledge through this grouping of units.
Mode of delivery: The Training Room offers virtual modules and in-person trainings. See below for available modules. To schedule an in-person training, contact wjackson10@lamar.edu.
Presentations
"Welcome to the Training Room"
In this welcome video, Dr. Wilma R. Jackson gives a brief overview of The Training Room.
"Invading the Normal"
This foundational module will provide an overview, including the definition, of intercultural competence. Also, there is a link provided for resources and tools.
This training is approachable for novice, intermediate, and advanced audiences. The information in this module is transferable for higher education, not-for-profit sector, Industry, Occupational Health, and other fields.
"From Ally to Accomplice: How to Be an Active Supporter to the LGBTQ+ Community"
This module offers a foundational discussion of what it means to be an LGBTQ+ ally and lays out strategies for developing a more authentic and active approach to creating safer, more conducive working, learning, and living environments for LGBTQ+ folks.
This training is approachable for novice, intermediate, and advanced audiences. The information in this module is transferable for higher education, not-for-profit sector, Industry, Occupational Health, and other fields.
"How Culture Affects Communication: Seeing Through the Eyes of the Other"
This module discusses approaches for navigating and communicating across cultural divides in a wide variety of contexts.
This training is approachable for novice, intermediate, and advanced audiences. The information in this module is transferable for higher education, not-for-profit sector, Industry, Occupational Health, and other fields.
Coming Soon
"African American Student Persistence on a Predominantly White Campus
"The Culturally Appropriate Classroom for First-Generation Students"
And Much More!
