Understanding cultural differences in the workplace, how to reduce and solve conflicts and successfully lead in multicultural contexts is at the core of this workshop, led by Leeds School instructor Antonio Papuzza.
This month's training will be a veritable show-and-tell of unique pieces that demonstrate how to grab the attention of your audience and improve the effectiveness of your marketing.
Join fellow new employees Sept. 15 to learn about the full range of initiatives, programs and resources supported by the Research & Innovation Office at CU Boulder.
The Faculty and Staff Assistance Program provides employees opportunities to expand their knowledge, learn new skills and enhance overall well-being through workshops and programs.
Get an overview of the resources available to help faculty identify funding opportunities, including how to work effectively with the Office of Contracts and Grants. RSVP by Sept. 7.
Do you know how you'll pay yourself in retirement? Join the university's retirement plan service provider for an overview on turning your savings into regular income.
July information sessions will give a preview of available courses in the habits of highly effective people, extraordinary productivity, leading at the "speed of trust" and other topics.
New employees are invited to the July 21 event focusing on the Faculty and Staff Assistance Program (FSAP), a service dedicated to the community's emotional and psychological needs.
Join the the latest CU Discover session June 16 to learn more about the perks of working at CU Boulder. The event is open to employees in their first 12 to 18 months of employment.
The June 26 brown-bag event will feature "How to Run a Digital Health Check" to ensure your website, eCommunications or online course content is compliant with the campus accessibility policy.
