Wednesday Afternoon Workshops Speaker Bios 2023 Summit Home Summit Location Become a Sponsor Join as an Exhibitor Wednesday, August 23, 2023 Location: The Inn at Virginia Tech 12:30-1:00pm 1:00-2:30pm 2:30- 3:00pm 3:00-4:30pm Welcome and Snacks Rural Education Workshops (choose one of 3 available options) Break and Connections Rural Education Workshops (choose one of 3 available options) Wednesday, August 23, 2023 Location: The Moss Arts Center 7:00pm Community Keynote:BETH MACY, author of Dopesick & Raising Lazarus Thursday, August 24, 2023 Location: The Inn at Virginia Tech 8:30-9:00am 9:00-9:25am Coffee and Conversation WelcomeAMY PRICE AZANO, Director, VT Center for Rural Education 9:30-9:45am 9:45-10:20am 10:30-11:15am Table Chats Panel Discussion Breakout Session 1: Option 1:Innovative Approaches to Vaccine Education: Paving the Way for Whole Health in Rural CommunitiesSophie Wenzel, MPH, DrPH, CPHAssistant Professor of PracticeAssociate Director, Center for Public Health Practice and ResearchDepartment of Population Health SciencesVirginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine, Virginia Tech Option 2:Diversity Camp: Support for LGBTQ+ Youth in Southwest VirginiaJoshua Olinger, MPPChair, Board of DirectorsBrandon McGhee, LCSWVice Chair of Board of DirectorsKristi Murray, JDLegal Advisor and Member of Board of DirectorsJody Russon, PhDAssistant Professor, Human Development and Family Science, Virginia TechDolly Davis, PAVice-Chair of the Board of Directors at Diversity Camp Inc. President of Ladies and Gents of the Blue Ridge Transgender Alliance Option 3:Suicide Prevention in Rural Schools and CommunitiesMatthew Fullen, PhDAssociate Professor, Counselor EducationSchool of Education, Virginia Tech 11:30am-12:15pm Breakout Session 2: Option 1:Virginia Cooperative Extension Partnerships with Rural Schools and Communities to Prevent Substance Misuse and AddictionSusan Dalrymple, MSWProject Coordinator, Rural Opioids Technical Assistance (ROTA) ProjectVirginia Cooperative ExtensionAmelia Bandy, MBAProject Coordinator, Rural Opioids Technical Assistance (ROTA) ProjectVirginia Cooperative Extension Option 2:Movement as a Healing Practice for Racial TraumaTameka Grimes, PhDAssistant Professor, Counselor Education and SupervisionSchool of Education, Virginia Tech Saudamini Agarwal, Doctoral Student, Counselor Education and Supervision, Virginia Tech Eva Melendez, Doctoral Student, Counselor Education and Supervision, Virginia Tech Option 3:Supporting Rural Refugee, Migrant, and Displaced Students and FamiliesBethany Lackey, PhDExecutive Director, Roanoke Refugee PartnershipCo-founder, A Tree Planted CollectiveElizabeth Stringer-NunleyESL Lead, Galax City SchoolsBrett Shadle, PhDAssociate Director, Certer for Refugee, Migrant, and Displacement StudiesProfessor, History, Virginia TechDeidre HandCommunity Engagement Specialist, Center for Rural Education & Center for Refugee, Migrant, and Displacement Studies Co-Founder, Elimisha Kakuma 12:30-1:15pm 1:30-1:45pm 1:45-2:30pm Lunch / Poster Presentations / Mobile Unit Exploration Table Chats Panel Discussion 3:30pm Screening of the film “Tipping the Pain Scale” at the Lyric TheatreFREE and Open to the PublicClick here to see the announcement from The Lyric about the screening!Concession items will be available for purchase