Please review the student conduct policy, accessibility services, and technology requirements, and complete the pre-program self-directed activity before the live webinar starts.
Student Conduct Policy
The Health Leadership & Learning Network (HLLN) follows the York University Code of Student Conduct and Responsibilities, as it applies to non-degree and non-credit students. Students are expected to maintain a professional relationship characterized by courtesy and mutual respect.
This includes:
- The responsibility to behave in a way that does not harm or threaten to harm another person’s physical or mental well being.
- The responsibility to uphold an atmosphere of civility, honesty, equity and respect for others, thereby valuing the inherent diversity in our community.
- The responsibility to consider and respect the perspectives and ideas of others, even when the student does not agree with their perspectives or ideas.
Our programs may feature peer-group discussions and feedback, and in some cases, simulation practice. This code is strictly applied at all times. If you have a concern during the program, please direct to the instructor or email us at hlln@yorku.ca and the issue will be investigated. HLLN reserves the right to remove any student who violates our conduct policy.
No recording, video or photo taking is allowed at any time in the classroom or during the web conference, including breaks and lunch, due to privacy and intellectual property rights. It is the responsibility of the persons involved to obtain permission.
All the content on this web page is the intellectual property of the instructor. HLLN does not provide permission to copy, duplicate or share this program page or posts outside of the program.
Accessibility Services
The Health Leadership & Learning Network aims to create a community that is inclusive of all persons and treats all members of the community in an equitable manner. In creating such a community, HLLN aims to foster a safe environment of mutual respect among our students, alumni, faculty and staff.
In working toward this goal, HLLN will work to provide assistance to our students, alumni, faculty and staff where possible, so that they may share the same level of access to our opportunities, programs, events. In circumstances where assistance is not possible, we will do our best to refer you to alternative resources.
Please contact us at hlln@yorku.ca if you require accessibility assistance, before you enroll and start your program. We can work with you to determine if it is within our capabilities to support you on an individual case by case basis.
Technology Requirements
Please make sure that your computer has a working microphone and camera, or an external headset and webcam, as you are required to use audio and video in this program. We recommend that you sign onto the virtual classroom earlier to test out your microphone and camera.
TIP: If your computer does not have a working camera or microphone, we recommend downloading the Zoom app on either your phone or tablet with a camera as a substitute as webcam. You should log in on both your hand-held device and computer at the same time so you can still see the slides clearly but only join the audio from one device.
Please view the Youtube videos and Zoom Best Practices to get prepared for your online learning experience.
| Online Learning Checklist | How to login into your zoom Classroom |
| How to Use Zoom to Participate in your program | |
Program Outline
Please familiarize yourself with the program schedule before the start of the program.
PHS Course Outline and Schedule
Program Materials
NOTE: We recommend that you print off powerpoint slides and course handouts before the program if possible. This program web page will only be active for a few days after the end of the program.
PowerPoint Slides
- Psychological Health & Safety in the Workplace Binder
- Psychological Health & Safety in the Workplace (Google Drive link)
Links & Resources
Group Activities
Self-directed Activity
Lesson 1A: Please review the Standard and complete the individual worksheet before the first live webinar.
- National Standard of Canada for Psychological Health and Safety in the Workplace (the standard)
- Individual Questionnaire about the Standard - Due Sept. 9 at 10 AM
Lesson 3B: Please complete the following assignment before the second live webinar
- Corporate Vision Discussion Questions - Due Sept. 10 at 10 AM
Lesson 7B: Please review the instructions and resources for the 13 Psychosocial Factors Presentation.
- 13 Psychosocial Factors - Presentation Materials Due September 14 at 10 AM
Lesson 9: Please review the instructions and examples for the Action Learning Project
- Action Learning Project - Outline Due October 2 at 10 AM
Outstanding Questions - Due October 20 at 10 AM
Certificate of Completion
At the end of the program, you will earn a certificate of completion.
Certificates are issued on completion of all mandatory requirements ( please make sure to review all of them) approximately two weeks after the program.
Program Evaluation Survey
Your feedback is important to us! Please kindly fill out this program evaluation survey to help us continuously improve. In particular, we would really appreciate it if you can comment on your experience with this online program format.
