Local Public Health Association of MN (LPHA) 2022 Fall Conference: Healthy Leaders, Healthy Community November 13-15, 2022 | Arrowwood Resort, Alexandria, MN The LPHA seeks workshop/presentation proposals for breakout sessions. Conference attendees include county, tribal, and city public health leaders from across Minnesota. Proposal submission deadline: Monday, August 1 @ Noon **Please submit a proposal only if you’re available to present in-person Monday, November 14 or Tuesday, November 15.** The LPHA is looking for presentations that will enhance the knowledge, skills, and abilities of those working in Local Public Health departments across Minnesota. Generally, presentations should: • Impart new information. • Share promising strategies and best practices. • Depict creative programs and services. • Demonstrate innovative ideas/solutions. • Make significant contributions to professional development for local public health leaders With the theme “Healthy Leaders, Healthy Community”, we are particularly interested in workshops and presentations relating to: • Leadership Development • Employee engagement, satisfaction, and retention • Burnout and resiliency • Mental and emotional well-being • Communications and managing conflict • Emerging with hope • Boundary setting • Pandemic Innovations and Success Stories Please keep in mind that presentations/workshops should be: • Free of commercialism/political views. • Free of a direct sales pitch for any company’s specific product or service LPHA reserves the right to edit titles and descriptions for clarity, brevity, and marketability. The workshop selection process will be completed in August, and all applicants will be notified of the committee’s decision by the end of August 2022. Learn more and submit your proposal here: https://www.lpha-mn.org/meeting_and_events/conferences.php
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