To register for any of these workshops, please follow the link provided in the workshop description.
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NECC New Employee OrientationIn this module the President will discuss the Mission and Vision of the College. We will also look at the NECC values and how they are integrated with the management tools used at NECC such as Strengths, and Appreciative Inquiry. In addition we will learn about the NECC organization structure, governance and other committees, website, professional development opportunities and leadership academies.
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Strengths 101Strengths Quest (SQ) is an approach to organizational, employee and student development that capitalizes and builds on individual strengths. By understanding our talents and applying knowledge and skill we are able to discover and work from our strengths. This can lead to great satisfaction in our work, our leadership and our relationships with colleagues. An electronic survey must be taken prior to attendance at one of the SQ workshops. If you are in need of an SQ access code or other assistance, please contact Pamela Medina pmedina@necc.mass.edu [1].
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Behavioral Workstyles (DiSC)Using the DiSC Classic 2.0 behavioral style assessment, this workshop will lead to an understanding and appreciation of a diversity of work behavioral styles. We will learn how to recognize behavioral styles in others and will work to develop knowledge and skill in behavioral flexibility to maximize individual and organizational effectiveness. |
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Accessibility and Inclusion at NECCThis workshop will focus on the college’s legal obligation to provide equal access for individuals who are Deaf/Hard of Hearing or have a disability, and how we can all promote physical, communication and attitudinal access at NECC! Staff from our Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services and Learning Accommodations Center will present on Deaf culture and disability etiquette, and offer an overview of their services and applicable laws. Come learn how you can contribute to a campus culture of accessibility! Facilitators: Susan Martin, Deb McKinney and Dena Riccio-Enis.
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Embracing CultureThis program will take you on a trip through your cultural identity and how you use it to relate to the world. We will explore the relationship between cultural awareness and organizational culture, when connected we can create a culturally inclusive and dynamic campus. |
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Clery Act, Bystander & Title IXEach of us plays a role in increasing safety at NECC. In order to take steps to a truly safe and comfortable environment, it is essential that we first acknowledge our role as bystanders and learn to become empowered advocates. Although there’s no prescribed way to completely eliminate something from happening, there are tactics that may be helpful in reducing risk on campus. This training will assist in the development of a practical approach to intervention and help to answer questions regarding reporting incidents during and after they have occurred. Lastly, it will empower you to advocate and intervene confidently, ultimately assisting in creating a safe NECC community. |
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To register for any of these workshops, please follow the link provided in the workshop description.