| IF YOU ARE SEEKING CHANGE
in the way you feel or function as an individual, or want to assist your business, agency, or organization to reach a new level of effectiveness, why not consider contracting a consultant who can help you to define the changes you want to see and then help you to implement those changes?
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REBECCA HENSLEY, M.A.
has more than fifteen years of experience working in a wide range of social settings with individuals and families in crisis, as well as male and female adult and adolescent addicts and offenders. She is an accomplished designer of office and programmatic processes and has designed and administered social service programs with an annual budget of as much as $1,000,000.
Hensley has 118 graduate level hours in Sociology with a specialization in race relations and urban issues. She has been an award-winning teacher at the college level for twenty-one years and is currently an Instructor of Sociology at Southeastern Louisiana University. Additionally, she is a highly-respected trainer and motivational speaker with a reputation for the passion she brings to her topics. More recently, she has become increasingly consulted because of her proven expertise in mentoring African-American students at majority White colleges and universities.
Hensley can evaluate and provide for your needs related to training, technical assistance, trouble-shooting, program design and re-organization, morale and motivation-building, information and guidance--on-site or off. She can conduct a full-tilt two-day seminar or a quickie-training during your regular staff meeting. She can inspire your club or employees at a special luncheon or she can meet with you privately to coach you through your own individual periods of change.
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SPECIALTIES INCLUDE:
- "The Dream is Alive, But Is the Hope? -- Mentoring Black Students in Predominately White Institutions" (a 1 to 7-hour workshop geared to increasing African-American retention rates at predominately White institutions of higher education; for faculty, staff and administrators)
- "Beyond Cultural Competence -- Embracing Race in the New Millennium" (a 2 to 7-hour workshop that can be ear-marked specifically for governmental, corporate, or agency decision-makers)
- "What To Do When Your Buttons Get Pushed" (a 3 to 7-hour workshop that can be catered to specified needs and situations; loaded with proven techniques that produce desired results)
- "Balancing Home and Work" (1 to 3 hours on the question of the day; can be done as a workshop or an inspiring luncheon presentation)
- "Superwoman No More!" (a 3-hour workshop for exhausted, dissatisfied or disgruntled women; a life-changing gift to your female staff or an excellent fundraiser for your organization)
- "Caught Between 'Just Say No' and 'Just Do It'--The Real Deal on Kids and Drugs" (1 to 3 hours on the difference between drug use, abuse, and addiction; ways to address them and ways not to; for parents or professionals)
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