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Curriculum Developers & Instructors

When

January 27 @ 1:00 pm

Course Title: Curriculum Developers & Instructors

Register: Click here to Register

Date of course: Jan 27, 2026
Time of course: 01:00 PM Central Time
Location: Online
Registration Required: Participants must register and log in using a unique email address.
Full Attendance Required: Continuing education hours will only be awarded for full participation.
Facilitator: Lori Mellinger, Melissa McGill, Gloria Uridel
Cost: Free
Offers: 1 CE in General Education
Language: English
Meeting ID: 878 8129 8517
Withdrawal or Special Accommodations: Lori Mellinger
Email: lori.mellinger@recoverypeople.org 
Satisfaction Survey:
Completion of a satisfaction survey is required to receive continuing education credit.
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Course Description:

This virtual learning session explores how peer work is taught, and why that matters for practice, supervision, and workforce sustainability. Drawing on peer voice and instructional experience, the session examines curriculum, facilitation, and ethics as forms of stewardship that shape role clarity, boundaries, and professional identity. Participants will reflect on how training, instruction, and infrastructure can better support Peer Specialists, Peer Supervisors, and instructors without relying on enforcement or compliance-based approaches.

Learning Objectives:

  1. Identify the role of curriculum developers and instructors
  2. See how training impacts Peer Specialists, Peer Supervisors, and employers
  3. Recognize curriculum and instruction as a Peer-to-Career pathway

Please Note

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email with details on how to join the session. If you do not receive a confirmation email within 15 minutes, please email lori.mellinger@recoverypeople.org.

Continuing education certificates will only be issued to the individual registered with the email address used to log in. Login credentials are unique and should not be shared.