Tue, 9 Nov 2027 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Location: Wine-Price Building
Non-JMU employees may be present in this workshop as part of the Dual Career Program offered in partnership with JMU Human Resources. This program aims to provide essential support to new and prospective faculty, staff, and their families in an effort to support recruitment and retention. Contact JMU Human Resources for details and information on the Dual Career Program. Contact Ashlyn Holz to register for this workshop.
Description: Goals work because they offer us a way to focus. When well-crafted through the use of objectives, they help us keep the long-term vision in mind while motivating us in the short-term.
When we have goals, and commit to them, they will drive our behavior, our priorities, and increase our productivity.
In this workshop, join us to learn about 2 different ways to set goals, practice goal setting by creating objectives, and identify obstacles to achieving goals.
In this workshop participants will:
- Understand the importance of goal setting
- Explore different kinds of goals and their uses
- Learn two different ways of goal setting
- Practice setting goals by creating objectives
- Identify obstacles to achieving goal
Type of Information: Receiving data and practice
Level of Interaction: Pair and table
Extent of Practice: Scenarios and activities
Facilitated by: Ren Oliver, Professional Development Specialist, Talent Development