Professional Growth

Disability Advocacy: Beyond Accommodations: The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) promotes equitable treatment and fair accommodations for individuals with different types of (dis)abilities. With the support of OTC DSS department, this session will explore what others can do to support disability inclusion in the classroom, around the college, in employment, and in the community. This…

This training is part of a DEI series. You can find a complete list of the training sessions listed here: Fall 2022 Lunch Learning Series This session will be located on the Springfield campus in ICW 216. For a virtual option, contact Daniel Ogunyemi at ogunyemd@otc.edu.

What is Ageism? In this workshop, we will explore cultural influence on the aging process, including common stereotypes and myths around aging. In addition, we will review research regarding the damage these stereotypes cause. This workshop is part of a DEI series. You can find a complete list of sessions listed here: Fall 2022 Lunch…

Stop by NKM122 for a hands-on training session with Microsoft Teams! Learn the basic functions of Microsoft Teams, how the software works, the features it has, and more! This training is geared towards beginners who have little to no experience with Microsoft Teams and is hosted by IT! Please use the link below to join…

In conjunction with the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE) during Fraud Awareness week, this event will offer helpful information and resources about fraud. OTC's Internal Auditor, Drew Courtway, will be presenting information about fraud awareness, provide fraud resources, and answering questions. Refreshments will be provided! Date: Tuesday, November 15th Time: 1:30 - 2:30 pm…

Student development theory provides the basis for the practice of student development. Knowledge of student development theory enables student affairs professionals to proactively identify and address student needs, design programs, develop policies, and create healthy college environments that encourage positive growth in students. Because student development theories focus on intellectual growth as well as affective…