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    The retreat agenda provides details for a 3-day retreat at Tehachapi Mountain Retreat. Day 1 includes check-in, an overview session, team goal setting, and optional evening activities. Day 2 consists of morning wellness activities, workshops on trauma and resiliency, and sessions on self-reflection and identifying personal impacts of teaching in prison. Day 3 focuses on delivering event outcomes like assessments and team goals before concluding.

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    The retreat agenda provides details for a 3-day retreat at Tehachapi Mountain Retreat. Day 1 includes check-in, an overview session, team goal setting, and optional evening activities. Day 2 consists of morning wellness activities, workshops on trauma and resiliency, and sessions on self-reflection and identifying personal impacts of teaching in prison. Day 3 focuses on delivering event outcomes like assessments and team goals before concluding.

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    The retreat agenda provides details for a 3-day retreat at Tehachapi Mountain Retreat. Day 1 includes check-in, an overview session, team goal setting, and optional evening activities. Day 2 consists of morning wellness activities, workshops on trauma and resiliency, and sessions on self-reflection and identifying personal impacts of teaching in prison. Day 3 focuses on delivering event outcomes like assessments and team goals before concluding.

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    Retreat Agenda

    Thursday, September 26
    Check in area open at Tehachapi Mountain Retreat
    12:00 – 5:00 PM
    Cabin/tent set up & move in
    Welcome to bring lunch to the Camp and eat there
    Lunch on your own
    View Tehachapi food options: https://basecamp2019.weebly.com/food
    3:45 PM Welcome and Overview of the Event
    Transparency Session
    4:00 PM
    • Addressing serious issues honestly #nojudgementzone
    Pinyon Pine Tent
    • Challenges and solutions to program concerns

    Structured Team Time


    5:00 PM
    • Goal setting for the weekend
    Pinyon Pine Tent
    • Facilitation of self-identifying areas of focus for deliverable

    6:00 PM
    Community Dinner, catered buffet
    Mess Hall
    8:00 PM Optional evening activities

    Friday, September 27
    7:00 – 9:30 AM
    Breakfast, self-serve Continental
    Mess Hall
    Optional Morning Wellness Activities
    7:00 - 10:00 AM • Hiking, Nuooah Nature Trail
    • Mindfulness/Personal Time

    7:00 - 8:00 AM Yoga Session I (all levels)


    8:30 – 9:30 AM Yoga Session II (all levels)
    9:30 AM Introduction to the Park – Led by Park Ranger
    Group 1: Sustaining Futures Community of Practice Summit
    Facilitated by NYU’s McSilver Team
    Audience: Sustaining Futures Teams Only
    10:00 AM Aim: To celebrate the work from this past year with fellow Core
    Implementation Team members from the Sustaining Futures
    Pinyon Pine Tent
    Community of Practice
    • Teams will have 10-15 mins to share an update
    • Preceded by a webinar in early September informing SF members of
    expectations

    Event sponsored by Bakersfield College Innovation Award fund


    Group 2: Introduction to Trauma & Resiliency
    10:00 AM Facilitated by NYU’s McSilver Team
    Live Oak Tent Audience: all non-Sustaining Futures attendees
    Aim: Foundational presentation on trauma and resilience
    1:00 PM
    Lunch, catered buffet
    Mess Hall
    McSilver Facilitated Afternoon Session
    Audience: entire group! (both SF & non SF members)
    2:00 PM Aim: Focusing on self-reflection and mindfulness, identifying personal
    Pinyon Pine Tent impacts of teaching in a prison environment, emphasis on resilience
    Part 1: Recognizing the unique experience of teaching in a prison
    environment
    • ProQOL
    • Self-Reflection: guided questions to think through the impact of the
    work
    Part 2: Recognizing the strengths/improving Compassion Satisfaction
    • Group Sharing
    • What are the values that bring you to this work?
    • How does this work align with how you see yourself/your identity?
    • Tony Salerno’s not so famous resiliency scale

    5:00 PM
    Collaborative Funding Opportunities - Optional Group Discussion
    Pinyon Pine Tent
    6:00 PM
    Community Dinner, catered buffet
    Mess Hall
    8:00 PM Optional Evening Activities

    Saturday, September 28
    7:00 – 9:30 AM
    Breakfast, self-serve Continental
    Mess Hall
    Optional Morning Wellness Activities
    7:00 - 10:00 AM • Hiking, Nuooah Nature Trail
    • Mindfulness/Personal Time

    7:00 - 8:00 AM Yoga Session I (all levels)


    8:30 – 9:30 AM Yoga Session II (all levels)
    9:30 AM
    One Voice - Collective Ethnography Project Introduction
    Pinyon Pine Tent

    Event sponsored by Bakersfield College Innovation Award fund


    10:00 AM Workshop Session 1

    Pinyon Pine Tent Strand A: Engaging Faculty with Training & Support
    (Rory Johnson, Tory Eagles)
    Strand B: DSPS, Integrated Counseling, Ed Plans, & SEA Funding
    Live Oak Tent
    (Karee Hamilton, Anna Carlson)
    Strand C: Policy Advocacy (College/State/National) Group Efforts
    Elderberry Tent
    (Alec Griffin, Peter Fulks, Rebecca Silbert, Kellie Nadler)

    11:20 AM Break
    11:35 AM Workshop Session 2

    Pinyon Pine Tent Strand A: Personal Wellness


    (Kellie Nadler)
    Strand B: Equity of OER, Material Resources, and Research Papers at Scale
    Live Oak Tent
    (Julie Cornett)
    Strand C: Developing and Disseminating Best Practices
    Elderberry Tent
    (Peter Fulks, Alec Griffin)

    1:00 PM
    Lunch, catered buffet
    Mess Hall
    College Team-Time to Produce Self-Identified Deliverable
    • Team Program Development
    2:00 PM • Identifying Important Equity Resources
    • Trauma & Resilience, how to address marginalized populations
    equitably

    5:00 PM
    Community Dinner, catered buffet
    Mess Hall
    8:00 PM Optional Evening Activities

    Sunday, September 29
    7:00 – 9:30 AM
    Breakfast, self-serve Continental
    Mess Hall
    Event Deliverables
    9:30 AM
    • State & National Faculty Assessment
    Pinyon Pine Tent
    • Chancellor’s Office Training & Questions

    Finalized Team Goals


    10:30 AM
    • Team Share-outs on areas of focus
    Pinyon Pine Tent
    • Support for implementation

    11:30 AM Wrap up and Pack up


    Lunch on your own View Tehachapi food options: https://basecamp2019.weebly.com/food

    Event sponsored by Bakersfield College Innovation Award fund

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