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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/associate-vice-president-academic/events/foundatio
 ns-giving-and-receiving-feedback
SUMMARY:Foundations of Giving and Receiving Feedback
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Hosted by: Organizational and Human Development \n\nFacilitato
 r: John Fedy\n[https://uwaterloo.ca/human-resources/contacts/john-fedy]\n\
 nLEARN (asynchronous)\n\nUnderstanding the fundamentals of giving and rece
 iving feedback is a\ncrucial first step to being able to experience the pr
 ocess\nproductively. Feedback does not need to be stressful\, particularly
 \nwhen a culture of feedback is created within a team. Be part of\nfosteri
 ng this culture within your department by gaining awareness of\nthe feedba
 ck loop\, recognizing when to offer feedback\, and how to\nreceive feedbac
 k with grace. Participants will also have the\nopportunity to navigate thr
 ough practice scenarios\, as well as create\na document to articulate thei
 r own personal feedback preference\, which\nthey can share with colleagues
 \, managers or others with whom they work\nclosely.  \n\n_FOUNDATIONS OF
  GIVING AND RECEIVING FEEDBACK_ _is a TWO-WEEK\,\nSELF-PACED ASYNCHRONOUS
  ONLINE LEARNING EXPERIENCE ON LEARN.\nParticipants will have two weeks fr
 om when the course opens to\ncomplete the material. It will take approxima
 tely 2 hours total to\ncomplete the course. At the end of the course\, par
 ticipants will\ncomplete a mini knowledge-check quiz and earn a Workday le
 arning\nrecord. _ \n\nREGISTRATION INFORMATION: As an asynchronous cour
 se\, all materials\nwill be on LEARN. Staff who sign up will be sent an em
 ail with\ninstructions regarding how to access the Learn course. If you ha
 ve any\nquestions please email ohd@uwaterloo.ca. 
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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/associate-vice-president-academic/events/exploring
 -your-character-strengths
SUMMARY:Exploring Your VIA Character Strengths
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Hosted by: Organizational and Human Development \n\nFacilitato
 r: Chun Chih Chen\n[https://uwaterloo.ca/human-resources/contacts/chun-chi
 h-chen]\n\nMS Teams\n\nKnowing your character strengths and how to use the
 m is essential to\nyour career growth and development. In this workshop\, 
 we will explore\nour personal strengths using the VIA Character Strengths 
 assessment\ntool. We will explore how our strengths can be used in new way
 s at\nwork and at home. Finally\, we will learn how to spot and appreciate
 \nthe strengths of others\, including our colleagues\, to create stronger\
 nconnections with them. 
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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/associate-vice-president-academic/events/linkedin-
 learning-lil-lunch-learn
SUMMARY:Linkedin Learning (LIL) Lunch &amp; Learn
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Hosted by: Organizational and Human Development \n\nFacilitato
 r: Chun Chih Chen\n[https://uwaterloo.ca/human-resources/contacts/chun-chi
 h-chen]\n\nMS Teams \n\nAttend a 45-minute LinkedIn Learning (LiL) Lunch 
 and Learn session\ndesigned to help you unlock the full potential of Linke
 dIn Learning.\nWhether you're new to the platform or looking to deepen you
 r\nknowledge\, this workshop will provide you with practical tips and\nstr
 ategies to make the most of your learning journey. Come and\ndiscover what
  LinkedIn Learning can do for you and use it to craft\nyour own profession
 al learning journey! \n\nNote: The topics of each LiL Lunch and Learn ses
 sion will vary. Our\ncurrent topics include: \n\nTOPIC 1: INTRODUCTION TO
  LINKEDIN LEARNING \n\n* An overview of the LinkedIn Learning platform fo
 r the University of\nWaterloo. Come and discover how to use\, navigate\, a
 nd find courses on\nLinkedIn Learning. \n\nTOPIC 2: BUILDING YOUR PERSONA
 L LEARNING PATH WITH LINKEDIN LEARNING \n\n* Come and discover how to cre
 ate a personalized learning plan\, set\ngoals\, and track your progress wi
 th LinkedIn Learning. 
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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/associate-vice-president-academic/events/giving-an
 d-receiving-feedback-intention
LOCATION:EC1 - East Campus 1 200 University Ave West Room 1004 Waterloo ON 
 N2L 3G1 Canada
SUMMARY:Giving and Receiving Feedback with Intention
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Hosted by: Organizational &amp; Human Development \n\nFacilitators
 : Laura Maple\n[https://uwaterloo.ca/human-resources/contacts/laura-maple]
 \n\nIn-person: EC1-1004 OHD Training Room\n\nWhether giving or receiving 
 feedback\, executing the process well can\nfeel daunting if you’re not p
 repared. Taking time to think through\nand refine how to deliver feedback 
 to a colleague can set both of you\nup for a successful\, beneficial conve
 rsation. On the other side\,\nunderstanding how you receive feedback and h
 ow you can be receptive to\nfeedback can help you be more coachable. This 
 workshop will spend time\nunpacking the content participants explore in th
 e Foundations of\nGiving and Receiving Feedback course. This practical\, e
 xperiential\nworkshop will focus on tools\, reflection and discussion that
 \nparticipants can use in their professional and personal lives. 
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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/associate-vice-president-academic/events/creating-
 supportive-workplace-neurodivergent-employees
SUMMARY:Creating a Supportive Workplace for Neurodivergent Employees
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Hosted by the Organizational &amp; Human Development\n\nFacilitator
 s: Christine Zaza\n[https://uwaterloo.ca/human-resources/contacts/christin
 e-zaza] and\nJennifer O'Brie\n[https://uwaterloo.ca/accessability-services
 /about/people/jennifer-obrien-oct]n\n\nMS Teams\n\nMost work settings have
  been designed by neurotypical people\, for\nneurotypical people\, yet an 
 estimated 15-20% of Canadians identify as\nneurodivergent. Many highly ski
 lled neurodivergent individuals\nencounter workplace barriers that affect 
 their ability to thrive in\nthe workplace. In this workshop we will highli
 ght the lived experience\nof two forms of neurodivergence: autism and atte
 ntion deficit\nhyperactivity disorder (ADHD). We will identify common work
 place\nbarriers and challenges and review recommended practices that suppo
 rt\nneurodivergent employees.  \n\nParticipants will review their workpl
 ace from a neurodivergent\nperspective\, explore the hidden curriculum in 
 their workplace\, and\ndiscuss ways to incorporate recommendations that wo
 uld benefit\nneurodivergent and neurotypical employees\, alike. We will us
 e\ninteractive large group activities and small group discussions in\nbrea
 k-out rooms throughout the workshop. Recognizing that not everyone\nenjoys
  interactive activities\, we encourage all participants to\nrespect their 
 individual comfort level with participation.  This\n2-hour workshop inclu
 des a short break.  
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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/associate-vice-president-academic/events/understan
 ding-conflict
LOCATION:EC1 - East Campus 1 200 University Ave West Room 1004 Waterloo ON 
 N2L 3G1 Canada
SUMMARY:Understanding Conflict
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Hosted by the Organizational &amp; Human Development\n\nFacilitator
 : Laura Maple\n[https://uwaterloo.ca/human-resources/contacts/laura-maple
 ]\n\nWhen we experience perceived opposing goals\, viewpoints\, or interes
 ts\nwith others around us\, we stall in our ability to solve problems.\nUn
 derstanding what conflict is and how it shows up in our lives is an\nimpor
 tant first step in resolving it. In this workshop\, you will\ncomplete the
  Thomas-Kilmann Conflict Model Instrument to gain insight\ninto five diffe
 rent conflict-handling behaviours\, and whether you\nmight be overusing or
  under using one or more of them. Based on a mix\nof individual reflection
 \, small and large group discussion\, we will\nexplore what conflict is\, 
 how it appears at work\, and introduce\nstrategies and tools to begin addr
 essing it productively. 
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