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OED Seminar: Real Colors
Date: May 26
Time: 9 to 11:30 a.m.
Location: ARC 346, East Campus
Who Should Attend: This training is open to all staff and faculty
Presenter: Amy Moreno, senior training and development specialist, Office of Organizational and Employee Development

For centuries people have searched for ways to peek into the human mind. The Greek philosopher, scientist and physician Hippocrates wrote that all human beings could be divided into four distinct personality types. Real Colors is an instrument based on the more modern temperament theories developed by David Keirsey. Participants will take an in-class assessment to identify their Real Colors鈥� styles, as well as discuss strategies for communicating and collaborating with those whose styles differ from their own. It is designed to help people recognize, accept, learn to value and understand human behaviors to improve empathy and communication in the workplace.听

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OED Seminar: Emotional Intelligence
Date: June 9
Time: 9 to 11:30 a.m.
Location: ARC 346, East Campus
Who Should Attend: This training is open to all staff and faculty
Presenter: Lauren Harris, senior training and development specialist, Office of Organizational and Employee Development

Emotional Intelligence (EI) is the ability to recognize and understand emotions in yourself and others, and your ability to use this awareness to manage your behavior and relationships. EI has been shown to increase job performance, productivity and personal excellence. Come to this 2.5 hour seminar to explore this important ability and gain skills to improve your own emotional intelligence.听

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OED Seminar: Maximizing Generational Talent in Your Organization
Date: June 28
Time: 9 to 11:30 a.m.
Location: ARC 346, East Campus
Who Should Attend: Managers and supervisors will find this seminar particularly helpful
Presenter: Amy Moreno, senior training and development specialists, Office of Organizational and Employee Development

The purpose of this course is to leverage the unique characteristics, strengths, contributions and perspectives of each generation to maximize workplace effectiveness. This course will cover the values and characteristics of the five generations currently in the workforce. Participants will be presented with research and strategies that will help guide modifications of the work environment and adaptation of behavior to accommodate for generational uniqueness.

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OED Seminar: StrengthsQuest
Date: June 30
Time: 9 to 11:30 a.m.
Location: ARC 346, East Campus
Who Should Attend: This training is open to all staff and faculty
Presenter: Amy Moreno, senior training and development specialist, Office of Organizational and Employee Development

Donald Clifton and Timothy Hodges, authors of Strengths-Based Development in Practice, define a strength as 鈥渢he ability to consistently provide near-perfect positive performance.鈥� Attend our StrengthsQuest seminar to discover what natural talents you already possess and how you can develop those talents into strengths. Participants will take an online assessment before attending the course, which will identify their top five strengths. The course will focus on understanding the attributes of each strength, the four different strength 鈥渄omains鈥� and how best to utilize each individual鈥檚 strengths in conjunction with others. StrengthsQuest is offered to all staff, faculty and students through a partnership between Human Resources and 抖阴旅行射-Boulder Career Services.听

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