This book study cohort will meet for one hour and 15 minutes on Thursdays at 11:00 am beginning October 27 through November 17, 2022. The facilitator for this cohort will contact participants with a link to join the meeting virtually. ABOUT THE BOOK Unresolved workplace conflict wastes time, increases stress, and negatively affects business outcomes.…
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.
Join Academic Support for an Assessment Open House session. These open-lab-style sessions provide support around the assessment of student learning at OTC. Topics include writing student learning outcomes at the course and program levels, developing program curriculum maps, designing and implementing direct assessments, and developing assessment plans. Participants are encouraged to bring current assessment of…
Join the Center for Academic Innovation and your OTC colleagues for a NISOD Webinar Watch Party in IC-104! Please RSVP below so we can forward you an Outlook invite with meeting details. Session Description: What if you could visually identify which chapter and Bloom’s taxonomy level your students were struggling with? What if you could use that information…
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…
Learn the question, persuade, and refer methods and know how to help others, staff, faculty or students as OTC embarks on a mission to raise mental health awareness and suicide prevention! This is a one-hour program that train attendees to identify warning signs to suicide, teach what to say when intervening with someone we are…
View this webinar to: Learn why behavior change is difficult and how habits are formed Identify ways to form new habits and eliminate bad habits Manage habit slipping and procrastination Learn methods to track habits for positive behavior change
Describe why holidays are more stressful than other times of the year. Identify your “limits” during the holidays. Explain coping skills to help you stay emotionally healthy. Register here: Thriving Through the Holidays (adobeconnect.com)
Join us for a drop-in Innovation Lab! Here you can generate ideas, look for collaborators, ask questions, discuss approaches, seek feedback, and develop applications for OTC’s Game Changer and Student Success Mini-Grants. A team of experts will be ready to assist you in making your innovative idea a reality! Learn more about OTC's Innovation Celebration…
This event is hosted by Cassie Dennis, a licensed therapist from Dipoto Counseling Group in Kansas City. Join this event virtually: https://otc.zoom.us/j/96463397946
