Generational Differences

Event Details

In this engaging session, we will explore the nuances of generational differences in the workplace and society, which will promote a genuine understanding and appreciation for the differences and similarities among the various generations in the workplace and foster better communication & collaboration.

About The Presenter

Dr. Yolanda Bland is the Assistant Vice President for Student Engagement and Success. Yolanda joined the college in 2006 as a Disability Counselor. She was named the Director of the Student Success Center for the Berkeley Campus in 2010 and later received additional duties to become the Director of the Student Success Center at the new Dorchester Campus in 2021. Yolanda has also taught Psychology courses as an Adjunct Instructor. Through the years, Yolanda has received various certifications. These certifications include SC Technical College System Leadership Academy; Master Coaching Certification; Mental Health First Aid USA; Lowcountry Mental Health; National Council on Student Development; Center for Coaching Certification; 7 Habits of a Highly Effective College Student; Conflict Management and Mediation.

Yolanda holds a Doctor of Education in Pastoral Community Counseling from Argosy University, a Master of Science in Counseling and Development, and a Bachelor of Science in Sociology and Anthropology from Long Island University.

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The mission of South Carolina Women in Higher Education (SCWHE) is to provide support that includes encouragement, empowerment, and professional development to all faculty, staff, and students who identify as women and work or take classes in higher education entities within South Carolina. SCWHE aims to increase diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives and the number of women in leadership positions throughout higher education systems statewide. SCWHE is affiliated with the American Council on Education’s Inclusive Excellence Group, (formerly the Office on Women) and the American Council on Education’s Women’s Network. SCWHE also joins with other organizations to foster an educational, social, and political environment in which women in all their diversity and richness gain a greater voice.