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School of Graduate Studies

Working in a Diverse Workforce

Part of the Expanding Horizons Workshop Series for Graduate & Professional Students

Host: Human Resources

Presented by: Shannon Hill (Human Resources)

Date: Tuesday 23rd April

Time: 4:00pm - 5.30pm

Venue: Gordon Hall, floor 3, Room 325A (in the Career Services Centre)

Focus of Development: Skill Area 4 - Ethics, Society & Civic Responsibilities

Description:

This workshop will assist you to in developing strategies to successfully work in today’s diverse work environment. We will define diversity as it applies to the workplace, discuss the importance of increasing our self-awareness, explore different cultural work styles, cross-cultural communication, and interacting with persons with disabilities


Registration (Moodle) – Graduate students need to register once for access to the Moodle system using their Queen’s Net-ID and password. Once in the system, students then register to have access to the SGS 001 Expanding Horizons “course” (listed under Graduate Studies in course categories, sub-category SGS) and it's workshops. Each workshop you wish to attend you need to sign up for it.  Find the “Face to Face” icon (bottom right column). Click on this to open up the full listing of workshops.  You will only be able to sign up for workshops in the current term.  Click into the workshop you wish to attend and sign up.

Students may add to or cancel their registration for a particular workshop at any time. There is no cost, but sign up is required in order to track participation, as well as to determine eligibility should you wish to go for the certificate in professional development.  If you need to cancel, please do so early, so that others can sign up.  In many workshops, numbers are restricted to the size of the classroom.

Expanding Horizons MOODLE URL address is: https://moodle.queensu.ca/course/view.php?id=1605



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