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"Personality Profile"
Bev Neblett |
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Workshop 1 A |
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This
workshop will incorporate temperament theories to identify some
key strategies for communicating and relating to those in your
professional and personal life. You will carefully analyze the
different “profiles” of your life by looking at your behaviour
in the following contexts: life values, communications, at work,
and in relationships. In this carefully crafted workshop,
participants discover the basic personality types and
thestrengths unique to each. It uses the metaphor of colour to
describe the various wants and needs of you and your colleagues
and gives many strategies for enhancing one’s work environment.
Beverley Neblett has 20 years of experience in post-secondary
education and as Associate Dean of Durham College’s School of
Interdisciplinary Studies and Employment Services’ manages
academic upgrading, university preparation and various programs.
Bev is a certified life coach and holds degrees from Wilfrid
Laurier and Central Michigan University. |
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"Respectful
Workplace"
Jim Lees |
Workshop 2 A |
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No matter who you are
within our college community , you have
a right to be treated with respect and
to afford that right to others. Within
the session, participants will be
provided an overview of how the campaign
has evolved in addressing the
expectations and behaviours between
students and staff and amongst staff
members themselves. Participants will
have an opportunity to discuss case
situations and explore methods of
dealing with disrespect "when it comes
your way."
Jim Lees is the
Coordinator of Counselling Services at
Confederation College in Thunder Bay. He
started at Confederation in 1987 joining
the faculty of the Child and Youth
Worker Program until moving to the
Counselling Department in 2001. Jim has
studied economics, politics, recreation,
social work and community development
and along with Thomas Russell and Alicia
Scott, created the Respect Campaign in
the summer of 2006. He is originally
from Niagara Falls and is proud to be a
transplanted Northerner, now having
lived more than half his life north of
Superior with his wife and three kids. |
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"Coping With
Disruptive Personalities Parts 1 & 2"
Danielle van Dreunen |
Workshops 2 B & 3 B
(all day) |
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Troublesome personality
types exist in all work environments.
Have you ever wondered how to cope, what
to do next or whether a disruptive
incident should be reported or simply
overlooked? In this interactive
workshop, you will learn to identify
people with disruptive personality types
and how to handle them more effectively.
You will also explore ways to set
flexible standards, expectations and
boundaries with others depending on
their personality type. Learn how to
better manage passive-aggressive
behaviours, recognize "red flag" signals
that are predictive of physical risk and
know when or whether to report
disruptive incidents.
Danielle van Dreunen
joined St Lawrence College in 1987 as a
faculty member in the School of
Business, and is currently seconded as
Coordinator of the College’s Development
Centre. Danielle’s portfolio
includes professional development of
faculty, managers and support staff. |
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Workshop 3 A |
"Using E-mail Etiquette to
Create Effective Communications"
Sue Faubert |
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changed the way in which we communicate, it has
increasingly become our primary communication tool.
Frequently, our e-mails are the only impressions others
will have of us. For this reason, it is essential that
our e-mail format, content and tone be well crafted.
This workshop is focused on how you can write clear,
concise, professional, and effective e-mail messages. It
will also help you to improve your e-mail management
efficiency and provide you with approaches to develop
time saving strategies when creating or responding to
e-mails.
With a passion for combining technology
with professional development skills, Sue has over
fifteen years of experience conducting training
programs, facilitating workshops and seminars, and
developing customized course materials. She is
recognized and highly regarded for creating a dynamic
energetic learning environment. Based in Ottawa,
Canada Sue has worked across Canada, the UK, and the USA
with both private and public sectors clients . |
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