Exploring Convoys of Social Support with Dr. Rich Lerner and Dr. Stephen Cozza

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Exploring Convoys of Social Support with Dr. Rich Lerner and Dr. Stephen Cozza

2019-06-06

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In this podcast, MCEC Science Advisory Board Co-Chairs, Dr. Rich Lerner and Dr. Stephen Cozza explore the concept of "Convoys of Social Support". You can join us at the MCEC National Training Seminar July 23-25, which will convene key members who provide the convoy of support and equip them with resources, knowledge, and collaboration to continue to support all military children in an educational setting. The 21st National Training Seminar (NTS) is the foremost professional development opportunity for everyone interested in serving and supporting military-connected children.

Click here to register today!

Read our newest MCEC Spring 2019 On the Move publication referenced in the "After Show"

This podcast has been made possible because of the generous support from the Eielson Officers’ Spouses’ Club .