Human Resources Personal & Department Development Training
- Diversity 1: Diversity and You—How to Maximize the Benefits of a Diverse Workforce
- Workshop participants examine the definitions and meanings attached to the word "diversity," explore the benefits of a diverse workforce, and identify ways that diversity can be accepted and promoted to maximize its benefits for all including self.
- Diversity 2: Cross-Cultural Intelligence
- This workshop is geared to all University supervisors, managers, deans, and chairs. The workshop provides tips and tools to effectively address cross-cultural issues as they arise in the workplace. In addition, participants review and discuss data from the original eight-hour diversity workshop conducted across the University. Registration generally closes approximately one week before the workshop to allow time for the pre-workshop assignment to be completed.
- Ethics: Impacts and Challenges
- What are my ethical dilemmas at work? How do I recognize them? What do I do about them? Through an interactive game, this class will explore these questions and provide you with insight into your own standard of ethics.
- Examining Our Assumptions and "Mental Models"
- Am I aware that I constantly make assumptions about people, policies at work, or life in general? What impact do these assumptions, also known as mental models, have on the way I react to people and things? This workshop will explore the origins of mental models, what impact they have on my behavior and attitude, and what I can do to recognize when my thoughts, words, and actions reflect my mental models.
- Managing Self and Others Through Change
- Change is inevitable—growth is optional. This workshop will present the dynamics of change in a way that brings change to life for ourselves and others. We will also learn how to use change to our advantage.

