Workshops & Seminars
Presented by the University Libraries and the Center for Humanities and the Arts, a student, staff and faculty panel will explore the issues of power. Plan to join at noon on Feb. 10.
Parents who choose to pursue an advanced degree face a unique set of challenges and require a unique set of circumstances in order to thrive. Join the Parent Buffs First Friday Chat to connect with other parents, discuss what kind of support you need and more.
Our brains use a variety of innate tools to simplify decision-making in an increasingly complex world. However, these cognitive biases can negatively impact our ability to resolve interpersonal conflicts. Learn more at this Jan. 19 "lunch and learn" event.
The Faculty and Staff Assistance Program invites you to join the wide variety of no-cost sessions that address topics such as nutrition, retirement, parenting and wellness.
How we ask questions is the key to unlocking information, disarming defensiveness and interrupting the power struggle. Hear more from presenter Elizabeth Hill of the Ombuds Office.
Human Resources invites you to explore employee learning opportunities coming up in 2021.
Join Human Resources Dec. 7 to 11 for Employee Learning Week—an annual, global celebration of life-long learning in organizations.
During this free presentation on Dec. 8, Kerry McLean from the Ombuds Office will share behavioral science techniques and lightly touch on the topics of living through transition and resiliency.
On Nov. 20, join the Lunch with Limerick series with Patty Limerick and—for this session—Jennifer Ho, director of the Center for Humanities & the Arts, as they talk about what it means to disagree.
The Graduate Career Panel Series is designed to help graduate students consider and explore career opportunities outside of academia. This discussion will feature alumni at various stages of their careers in the health sciences.