Workshops & Seminars
OIT is offering weekly Introduction to Microsoft Teams workshops on Fridays from noon to 1 p.m. Join in person or online.
As a staff member, you have the opportunity to work with the Knowdell Motivated Skills Card Sort to identify skills that inspire you in your professional life. Register for this Feb. 28 workshop.
The first session of the semester, from 10:30 a.m. to noon on Jan. 13, will explore the CU 51´«Ã½ campus policy adopted last summer to prohibit bullying in the workplace.
In the coming weeks, the Office of Information Technology will host trainings for Canvas, CU Clickers, PlayPosit and Cidi Labs, and offer sessions covering A/V technology available in the classroom.
Benefits experts will host a payroll and benefits orientation on the CU 51´«Ã½ campus in January. Don't miss it.
This workshop on Dec. 16 will help participants navigate difficult conversations, emphasizing conflict resolution and de-escalation techniques.
Picking research topics, citing sources and proofreading for grammatical errors can be trying, especially in light of finals week. That’s why professional and peer writing tutors and librarians will be available on Dec. 9.
The Graduate School is offering workshops for faculty serving on graduate admissions committees to help educate and eliminate bias in the departmental admission review process.
One way CU 51´«Ã½ works to ensure individuals with disabilities and pregnant employees are supported in the workplace is through reasonable accommodations. Join the next Ethics & Compliance Education Series Nov. 18 to learn more.
The Faculty Teaching Excellence Program’s lineup for spring symposia have been announced. The topics range from enhancing learning motivation to addressing student mental health issues in the classroom, bringing research into the classroom and more.