CRS# 00.617-041
One Day; Meets 9:00am-4:00pm; Friday April 30
Held on
Lowell Campus; Tuition: $475; CEUs: .7; PDUs: 7
Space is limited so
register
today!
UMass Lowell is a PMI® approved Global Registered Education
Provider.
For questions or to register for this noncredit seminar, call
(978) 934-2405!
Overview
Learn how to get organized for your brain type and work style. Once
you identify your work style and build your organizational systems
around it, you become organized and stay that way. When you are
organized, you are more likely to meet deadlines. You will stay more
focused on your project and spend less time searching for the
information you need to accomplish your work. This interactive seminar
teaches you how to get more done in a day and avoid the pitfalls of
timewasters. Managing your calendar, your workspace and your meetings
all lead to increases in productivity and allow you to recapture “lost”
time.
Audience
This
seminar is designed for anyone who currently manages a project and those
who are soon to assume management roles.
Content
Learning Objectives
- Students learn to identify their dominant work style and its
impact on their productivity.
- Students learn to recognize the four brain styles and which one
is their most natural inclination.
- Students learn how to become more organized in ways that align
with their personal work and brain styles.
- Students learn how to manage their calendar and workspace more
effectively.
- Students learn how to manage interruptions and recapture “lost”
time.
- Students learn the art of running effective meetings with a
purpose, focus and measurable outcomes.
- Students participate in exercises that help them evaluate the
effectiveness of their time management.
- Students learn and practice new skills applied to projects both
at work and at home.
Instructor(s)
Karen Scibinico, a partner in Emerge with Coaching, is a
coach, mentor and trainer. Karen is a seasoned leader in the multiple
venues of public education, business, and higher education. Serving as a
dean and director of the Center for Executive and Professional Education
at Bentley College, she combined these experiences to lead a team of
people delivering professional development programs. Karen left Bentley
to establish a triad of businesses to change people’s lives in a
positive, lasting way. Her extensive background enables her to connect
with others at a variety of levels and on common ground. Adept at
listening and motivating, Karen helps people develop their own skills to
enrich their lives.
Jan Stewart held leadership roles in the public and private sector as a
program director and operations manager prior to founding Emerge with
Coaching. Jan is uniquely gifted with an aptitude for developing
individual and team talents and energizing group performance. Her
coaching style is effective in helping people who want to grow
personally and professionally. Her leadership positions most recently
include president of a local business networking organization. She has
leveraged her previous experience to partner with municipalities, public
and private schools, and non-profit organizations to facilitate meetings
and coach individuals.
Find out how you can apply this course towards a noncredit
Certificate in Project
Management!
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