Resources & Networking for Supervisors & Aspiring Leaders @ UW-Madison
Special thank you to the small group that attended our followup session on recognition. Members of CDR’s High Five Club talked about some things they have implemented over the past five years, Rich talked about the Summer Sessions program his shop promoted this summer for staff to visit places like Allen Centennial Gardens, The Chazen …
You are invited to register to participate in a focus group exploring the needs of managers and supervisors to influence the creation of professional development opportunities. Please select only one date for registration. Tuesday, September 11, 2018 8:30am-10:00am Ingraham 220 Register here: https://go.wisc.edu/o3sfpi Wednesday, September 12, 2018 11:30am-1:00pm Ingraham 220 Register here: https://go.wisc.edu/n36o01 Thursday, September …
Here’s a link to a great article from Lolly Daskal stating we all have the power to lead and make a difference in others’ lives. https://www.lollydaskal.com/leadership/lead-from-where-you-are-and-with-all-that-you-have/
We have 13 seats still available for our September 18 session on managing priorities. I suggest you put registering for this event at the TOP of your priority list… Topics include: setting realistic goals, putting project time on your calendar, strategies to ensure that you get (uninterrupted) work time daily, developing “yes criteria,” and overcoming …
Excited to have our last book club session today for the book Crucial Conversations! We will be covering how to STATE your path to a better conversation, explore other peoples’ and understanding their perspectives, and knowing that we don’t always come to agreement when we have these conversations. So thankful for the attendees and their …
You do not have to be a mental health professional to support someone in your life who may be struggling. Most people experiencing suicidal thoughts will show outward signs of distress, and recognizing these common warning signs could help you identify a person in need. Responding to someone in crisis can be intimidating but it …
Here is an article by Jeff Haden, interviewing Kimberly Davis on being brave. Both of these people are featured in CSN’s book barn section of our website. Enjoy the article, and check out their books too!
Do you get the Frontline Newsletter in your inbox? If not, here is a link to this month’s issue, covering such topics as confidentiality guidelines, tips for constructive feedback, support for employees with chronic pain, and addressing discriminatory language. The newsletter can be found by clicking on this link. You are encouraged to distribute to …
New research showed the recipients of an emailed expression of gratitude felt much more “ecstatic” than writers expected. Dear reader, We want to let you know that we are grateful that you are taking the time to click on this headline. Because without you reading the story, what’s the point? We are now going to …
A recommended reading piece from Kathleen A. Paris, last year’s Campus Supervisors Network Book Club author, about asking questions. Being able to listen and ask the right questions can help you in conflict, management of staff, or trouble-shooting issues. It’s a vital skill for any customer service position. The attached HBR article reinforces the power …