
Communication workshops are designed for individuals, teams or departments that would like to increase awareness and understanding of both effective and ineffective communication practices.
Fundamental workshops provide participants with a starting point for exploring the knowledge and skills needed to learn more about the topic.
10 Ways to Annoy Your Co-Workers
Business Writing and Proofreading +
Communication Introduction *
Communicating Non-Defensively
Confronting the Tough Stuff
Delegation and Feedback
Digital Ethics & Internet Safety for Parents and Caregivers
Digital Ethics & Reputation Damage in a Social Media Culture
DiSC I: Assessment & Introduction
Email Etiquette *
Intergenerational Differences
Introduction to Myers Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)
Millenial Communication
Nobody's Listening
The No Complaining Rule
Portrait of Personal and Overdone Strengths
Strength Deployment Inventory (SDI) Introduction
Telephone Etiquette*
Telecom, Facility Coordinators & Building Repairs +
We're on the Same Team Remember?
Intermediate workshops provide participants with expanded content - there is the assumption that basic topic knowledge and an introduction to more advanced information will be included in the workshop. There may be pre-requisites for intermediate workshops.
Difficult Conversations I
DiSC II: Knowledge and Application
DiSC III: The Representative Patterns
Editing: Hard Copy and Electronic
Facilitation Skills for Facilitators
Mastering the Art of Public Speaking
Myers Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) The Basic 3
Myers Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) Temperaments
Powerful Presentations
Tearing Down Walls
Myers Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) and Communication
Recognizing and Managing the 5 Modes of Conflict
Strength Deployment Inventory (SDI) and Conflict
Advanced workshops provide participants with specialized content and there is an assumption that individuals attending advanced workshops have the basic skills and knowledge to succeed in the workshop. There may be pre-requisites for advanced workshops.
Advanced Electronic Editing: Using the JMU Identity System and Exploring Bias-Free Language in Editing
Difficult Conversations II
Myers Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) Type Dynamics
* part of the Customer Service at JMU: EveryONE Makes a Difference series
+ part of the Administrative Assistants Certificate Program series
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