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ASPE Listening Session
Diversity in Adversity: Effects of Federal DEI Policy Change on Healthcare Simulation Programs in the US
A listening session is a safer space for participants to share thoughts and feelings on difficult, often emotional, topics. Its purpose is to foster a sense of community and connection. It is not intended for exploration of resolutions.
As institutions and sim programs in the US struggle to understand, anticipate and accommodate sweeping changes in federal policy regarding DEI, we will center our discussion this month on this topic. While this may be US-focused, all members are invited to share and listen regarding challenges, as well as victories, around DEI efforts in your program.
Listening Session Details:
- Relaxed structure
- Confidential, not recorded
- No attendance is kept
- Comments can be sent directly to the facilitators to protect anonymity
- Turning on video cameras and participation during the session are completely optional
Presented by:
Tia Andrighetti DNP, CNM, CNE, CHSE-A, FACNM
Tia Andrighetti is an Associate Professor and Innovation Coach/Simulation Coordinator at Frontier Nursing University. Her role as Innovation Coach/Simulation Coordinator allows her to work extensively with faculty to create active teaching methods that are delivered to students in person and in an online environment. She was one of the inaugural DEI Fellows at Frontier Nursing University. She has published and presented on simulations, simulation techniques, online delivery, and faculty development.
Angie Gilbert, CHSE
Angie Gilbert has been a Simulation Educator at Arkansas Children’s Simulation Education Center for almost a decade, developing course curriculum and cases in addition to managing SPs. She has over 20 years’ experience as an SP and healthcare teaching associate. She has been an ASPE member for seven years and joined the EDISJ committee in 2020. She became a certified healthcare simulation educator in 2023.
Date: Thursday, May 1, 2025
Time: 3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. ET
