Join Dr. Geneva Craig for a transformative professional development workshop designed for faculty and staff. This workshop, Teach with Care, Serve with Kindness, emphasizes the critical role of empathy, compassion, and emotional intelligence in both teaching and service roles. In preparation we ask that you explore the following website. Dr. G's Bingo Extravaganza! - O! Digital Stage (osfashland.org)

Bio: Dr. Geneva Craig, PhD, RN, a graduate of Walden University, has had a distinguished career in healthcare, serving in various roles including Nurse Clinician, Director of Case Management, and Clinical Program Coordinator at Asante Health System. She retired after 30 years at Providence Health System Alaska and later worked at Johns Hopkins Healthcare. A prominent Civil Rights activist, Dr. Craig participated in the Selma marches, including the infamous "Bloody Sunday" in 1965. Her activism is archived in the Library of Congress. In addition to her healthcare career, she has volunteered extensively, receiving numerous honors, including AARP's Andrus Award and recognition from the Oregon Shakespeare Festival for her lifelong contributions.