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We’d love to help! Look at the list below for commonly asked questions. Don’t see your question on the list below? Email Kristine Ramsay-Seaner to learn more.
Conference Format
A: It is totally free! Thank you to funding from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration (SAMHSA) we have been enabled to put on this high-quality week-long event totally for free!
You can expect each session to be approximately 75-80 minutes in length.
A: The conference will take place every day during the week of February 6th. Each day there will be several sessions offered via Zoom. Links to all sessions will be provided to registered attendees. Conference attendees just need to log into the sessions they are interested in.
A: You can attend all 15 sessions that we are offered or simply one day of events.
Registration
A: You will need to reserve tickets through Eventbrite. You can find the link for Eventbrite on our website tabbed label –registration. Please note that as this is a free virtual event, tickets are first come, first come serve and we have a limited capacity.
A: Absolutely! As there is a limited capacity for the event – we recommend attending as groups to ensure more people can take advantage of this free professional development. It is essential that we are informed beforehand who is attending the event each day to ensure that everyone receives their continuing education hours.
A: Unfortunately, once the tickets are sold out – they are sold out. You can email Elizabeth Koob to request to be put on a waitlist for the event in case any tickets because available at the last minute. After the conference is over, recordings will be put up online for individuals to review but we will not be able to provide CEs.
Conference Materials
A: Yes. All presentations will be available for review and use after the conference. You will need to have either registered/attended one day of the conference or requested to be put on the list to watch sessions after. Want to be on the list? Email Elizabeth Koob.
After the Conference
A: You will receive continuing education hours for the time you attended the conference. We will email these in a timely manner after the event is completely finished. Please note that attendance will be monitored and you will be required to be logged in to receive your continuing education.
A: We are an Approved Provider of NBCC Continuing Education Hours. You will need to confirm with your licensing board if they accept NBCC Hours (all counseling boards should accept NBCC hours). We are also an approved provider of South Dakota and North Dakota Social Works CE Hours. We do not have plans to extend our SW CE scope at this time. If you are an SW in a state other than SD or ND, please work with your board to gain approval for CEs from this event.
Each session is worth 1.5 Continuing Education Hours. If you attend all three sessions a day, you will receive 4.5 for that day. If you receive all 15 sessions of the conference – you’ll receive 22.5 CE Hours.
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The Counseling and Human Resource Development program at South Dakota State University has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Prover, ACEP No. 4142. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. The Counseling and Human Resource Department is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.
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