THE HUDDLE

The monthly webinar series for school leaders on the topics that are most on your mind.

Season 3

2025-26

A Twist on Anti-Bias Training: Move From Theoretical To The Practical In Your Admission Committee Process

Date: Wednesday, January 14

Time: 2:00 pm EST

In this interactive session, Dr. Artis and Priscilla Lund will explore tools and strategies to assist admission directors and their committee members in moving from a theoretical understanding of anti-bias to a practical application. 

See how this approach can freshen up your admissions review process and have a positive impact on all stages from recruiting to selecting the next class of mission-appropriate students. 

The presenters will discuss how to implement the suggestions offered by a consultant to achieve the goal of a bias-aware admissions process.

Learning Objectives:

  • The Value of An Internal Assessment

  • Practice - Understanding Bias in Context 

  • Creating A Plan for Ongoing Anti-Bias Practice

Who Should Attend?

This workshop is designed for any school community members committed to creating an equitable and inclusive admission process that aligns with institutional goals, including:

  • Admission Directors

  • Division Directors

  • Admission Committee Readers

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Presenter: Diana Artis, Ed.D., Founder and CEO, Olive Branch Educators, LLC

Presenter: Priscilla Lund, Director of Enrollment Management & Financial Aid K-12, St. Andrew’s Episcopal School (TX)

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