Maple Leaf
 
Training/Staff Development Opportunities 
 
Next Week:
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Say What You Mean, Mean What You Say: Essential Communication Skills (8)
 
Do you struggle to find the right words in a conversation? Do you find yourself not being able to get your point across? Now is your opportunity to learn the skills that can empower you to speak clearly and effectively.
 
What: Essential Communication Skills
When: Tuesday February 12th, 2008, 9:00 a.m.-11:00 p.m.
Where: Wetsel Service Center room 200
Who: Shawn DuMond
 
Participants will learn about communication styles, assertiveness, non-verbal communication, and additional keys to communication that will educate and empower.

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Welcoming Diversity (8)
 
This workshop is an experiential, interactive program designed to promote awareness and increased sensitivity to the many similarities and differences among individuals and groups in our society.  Done in an upbeat, hopeful tone, the program focuses on developing self-pride, examining stereotypes, and learning skills in responding to prejudicial jokes, remarks, and slurs. Participants will also discover how to be more attentive to diversity and racism in the workplace and community.
 
What: Welcoming Diversity
When: Thursday, February 14th, 2008, 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Where: S.W.E.E.T. Center, 406 Summit Ave. 
Who: Eunice Currie and Shawn DuMond
 
Lunch will be provided. Please dress in comfortable/causal attire. 
 
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Interested in Technical/Computer classes?
 
For a full up to date list of computer training classes or to register for a computer class, please visit the OIT Training website.
 
 
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Contact Shawn DuMond by e-mail at [log in to unmask] or by phone at Ext: 2-7292 with your questions or comments.
 
 OUR MISSION: "It is the purpose of the Staff Development Office of The University of Texas at Arlington to empower the employees of our University by providing educational opportunities in the areas of Professional Development, Personal Growth and Family Enrichment."