COC to Launch "Foundations of Cyber Security" Certi�cate

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COVID-19 has impacted every area of American life. This is especially true in the area of Cybersecurity. To respond to this crisis, College of the Canyons has developed a "Foundations of Cybersecurity." This program is speci�cally designed to provide the basic knowledge required for someone to begin formalized training as Cybersecurity Analyst. For Aerospace and Defense companies, this program will prepare their employees to take part in our premier apprenticeship program that teaches individuals how to develop the key documents to help their companies comply with the NIST 800-171 standards.

The "Foundations" training consist of the following classes: Time Management, CompTIA A+, and CompTIA Network+. To learn more contact Je�rey Forrest, Vice-President of Economic and Workforce Development with College of the Canyons at je�rey.forrest@canyons.edu.

The Employee Training Institute launches the Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Training Course with instructor Mike Letson. The Lean Six Sigma (LSS) Green Belt course serves to provide participants with the knowledge and tools to perform the role of a LSS Green Belt. The LSS Green Belt training materials are comprehensive and include the phases of the LSS body of knowledge covering the background and history of LSS as well as all phases, De�ne-Measure-Analyze-Im-prove-Control, of the DMAIC process. This course is ideal for those who wish gain a greater understanding of all phases of LSS as well as gain useful statistical and business tools associated with all phases of the DMAIC process. It is a culture of improvement, innovation and leadership, combining the principles of Lean (waste elimination) and Six Sigma (variation justi�cation) into a cohesive and powerful skill

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COC to Launch "Foundations of Cyber Security" Certi�cate

HWI Webinar on Cultural Diversity

Suicide Risk Assessment and Intervention Training

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As the needs of the healthcare industry, including state- and national-level mandates, require implementing culturally responsive care, this workshop has a central aim in ensuring that providers have the necessary tools to deliver culturally responsive, evidence-based care. First part of series starts on Friday 9/04/20 from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM.Register Here:https://bit.ly/HWI-Culturally-Responsive

Santa Clarita National Association of Social Work-CA Unit in collaboration with the Health Workforce Initiative (Powered by California Community Colleges) and William S. Hart Union High School District Therapeutic Counseling Department, hosted a 6-hour training on Suicide Risk Assessment and Intervention for 129 mental health professionals in the community. Partici-pants were provided training from LA County Department of Mental Health’s Mental Evaluation Team (MET) and School Threat Assessment Response Team (START), Henry Mayo social worker Alissa Myatt, LCSW, Curt Widhalm, LMFT, who presented on legal and ethical aspects of suicidality, as well as the Hart District Therapeutic Counseling Department who rounded out the training by highlighting developmental, family, and LGBTQ implications of suicide prevention, assessment, and intervention. For more information please contact Irene Ornelas at irene.ornelas@canyons.edu

HWI Webinar on Cultural Diversity

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set to drive positive results. Providing you with the knowledge and tools maximize time, cost, and labor resources in order to consistently meet and exceed internal and external customer expectations.

To register please contact Jocey Hogan, ETI Program Coordinator, at jocey.hogan@canyons.edu

California Health Workforce Initiative (HWI) starts Webinar: Culturally Responsive, Evidence-Based Practices For Engaging Communities Of Color. This is a two-part series where Dr. Johnathan Martinez, Associate Professor, Department of Psychology at California State University Northridge will be discussing with you the topic of cultural diversity and the emphasis on evidence-based care.

Given the current climate and disparities in care, we have a responsibility to embody cultural humility when serving clients.

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