Self
Learning Track: Adapt Level Three - Specialized Skill Building
Learning Track: Adapt Level One - Awareness
Microlearning: Impactful Development Conversations
This virtual session will focus on using impactful conversations to support development planning. You will practice using exploratory questions to promote more meaningful and engaging conversations with your team members. Having these conversations related to employee development goals and opportunities will help your team members do their best work.
Domain and Expectation
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Execution
- Build positive culture
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People
- Coach and develop others
- Foster and build collaborative relationships
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Self
- Communicate
Peoplegrove Micro Mentoring Program at U-M (available to all U-M faculty and staff)
Smallworld: Making Connections. Strengthening Communities. Networking Resource
Council of Nontraditional Students (COUNTS) Toolkit for Supporting Students
This online, self-paced toolkit provides an interactive learning experience for university staff to become more knowledgeable about common identities that may make students feel marginalized on the Ann Arbor campus. We will explore common challenges many nontraditional students face and discuss tips and tricks that staff can easily implement to best support students.
Domain and Expectation
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Execution
- Build positive culture
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Mission
- Create value for the varied communities we serve
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People
- Foster and promote multi-faceted teams
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Self
- Adapt
Unconscious Bias in Recruiting and Hiring
Unconscious bias can exert an influence during the process of recruiting and hiring. This course provides a deeper look into how unconscious bias impacts decision making during the hiring process while looking at interventions to minimize the impact of bias in our hiring and selection processes.
Domain and Expectation
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Execution
- Build positive culture
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Mission
- Lead innovation and change
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People
- Foster and build collaborative relationships
- Foster and promote multi-faceted teams
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Self
- Adapt
91930
Write down the last few times you lost your composure, analyze for common triggers, and develop and practice better responses to each trigger.
91929
Write down the last five to ten times you lost your composure, analyze for common triggers, and develop and practice better responses to each trigger (e.g., P.A.U.S.E.).
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