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DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION
Honoring Our Common Differences: Reflective Actions for Inclusivity
Tuesday, October 6, 2020 – STAY UPDATED
Madison, WI
UW-Madison Continuing Studies is happy to offer a workshop that aims to create a safe forum to engage in self-reflection and dialogue with others about inclusivity. You will have the chance to explore your life experiences and differentiate between non-discriminatory and inclusive behaviors. More.
Listening for a Change: Skills for Inclusivity
Thursday, June 11, 2020 – STAY UPDATED
UW-Madison
During this UW-Madison Continuing Studies course, you will learn to listen with curiosity and welcome multiple perspectives. More.
GENERAL BUSINESS
Defining and Managing Business Requirements
October 5 – October 7, 2020 – STAY UPDATED
Madison, WI
In this UW-Madison’s Center for Professional and Executive Education course, you will practice defining problems, assessing their impact, and identifying and managing stakeholders’ expectations. You will also learn how to develop itemized deliverable lists and how to discover overlooked requirements. More.
INTERNATIONAL
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Course: Manager Boot Camp
September 14 – September 18, 2020 – STAY UPDATED
UW-Madison
This course offered by UW-Madison’s Center for Professional & Executive Development focuses on the process and principles that characterize excellence in people management and how to successfully make the transition from contributor to manager. Participants explore six essential conversations managers must master to get the best from their people, as well as foundational skills that separate great managers from good managers. More.
Course: Quantitative Methods for Process Improvement
Online, self-paced via UW–Madison
With this online, self-paced course, you will develop a solid understanding of the basic concepts underlying quantitative analysis and business statistics important to any business problem, and especially so for Six Sigma projects. Gain the knowledge and the tools to dissect complicated business problems and provide quantitative analysis to problems instead of relying on intuition and instincts. More.
