Learning opportunity spotlight

Check out these upcoming development opportunities!

  • Conflict Resolution, April 30
    Learn more and register for Conflict Resolution

    Join Learning and Organizational Development Manager, Laura Hamilton as you explore to understand the five main styles of conflict resolution, and the six phases of the resolution process.

  • WellCoug Health & Wellness: Social Security 101, May 1
    Learn more and register for WellCoug Health & Wellness

    Join WSU HRS Benefits in partnership with Washington State Public Affairs for this joint session with Bellevue College for a free workshop from Social Security.

  • Crucial Accountability Book Review: Spring Series May 2 and 21
    Learn more and register for Crucial Accountability Book Review

    Crucial Accountability offers tools for improving relationships in the workplace and in life. Learn how to deal with violated expectations in a way that permanently solves the problem at hand without harming the relationship.

  • Workplace Communication: Giving and Receiving Feedback, May 14
    Learn more and register for Workplace Communication

    Review the development stages of teams and the importance of clear communication in the workplace. Using an interactive survey, participants will identify different communication styles, including their own, and the skills required to give feedback effectively.

  • Academic Advising New Coug Orientation Focused Workshops
    Learn more and register for Academic Advising New Coug Orientation Focused Workshops

    • Writing Program and Department of Athletics
    • Honors College and Office of Academic Engagement (SSS Program)
    • Math and Science Placement

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