Avila University Partners with ATD KC
Avila University is excited to announce a new partnership with the Association for Talent Development (ATD) Kansas City Chapter. This collaboration aims to connect our students with the vibrant talent development community in Kansas City, fostering valuable relationships and opportunities.
Program Overview
This partnership offers eligible Avila University students a unique opportunity to engage with ATD KC, gaining real-world insights and networking opportunities in the field of talent development.
Eligible Undergrad and Graduate Areas of Study:
- Change Management
- Diversity, Inclusion and Belonging
- Executive Leadership
- Management
- Strategic Human Resources
- Workplace Instructional Design
Key Benefits
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One-year ATD KC Student Membership
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Access to ATD KC Chapter Meetings
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Free admission to the annual ATD KC Fall Conference
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Networking opportunities with industry professionals
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Potential volunteer experiences
Program Requirements
To maximize the benefits of this partnership, participating students must:
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Enroll in ATD KC Student Membership (enrollment dates: March 31st and August 31st)
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Attend two ATD KC Chapter Meetings during their membership year
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Work at the ATD KC Fall Conference in October
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Participate in ATD KC Onboarding
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Attend an Exit Interview to share their experience
How to Participate
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Eligibility Check: Ensure you are enrolled in one of the eligible concentrations
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Application: Submit your interest to Sarah Sullivan, Asst. Dean of Academic Operations
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Enrollment: Sign up for ATD KC Student Membership on the designated enrollment dates
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Orientation: Attend the ATD KC Onboarding session
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Engage: Fulfill program requirements and make the most of this unique opportunity
Why join?
This partnership offers a valuable bridge between academic learning and professional practice. By participating, you’ll:
- Gain insights into the talent development industry
- Build a professional network in Kansas City
- Enhance your resume with real-world experiences
- Develop skills through conference participation and potential volunteer opportunities Don’t miss this chance to jumpstart your career in talent development!
Contact
Sarah Sullivan, MA.Ed, Assistant Dean of Academic Operations
P: 816-501-0429 / E: sarah.sullivan