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SUMMARY:Green Dot - Changing the Conversation About Violence
DESCRIPTION:Northwest\nMissouri State University\, in conjunction with the Maryville Chamber of Commerce\,\ninvites students and employees\, as well as the public\, to a series of learning\nopportunities featuring presenters discussing workplace topics from engaging in\ndifficult conversations and generational differences.\n\nSix\npresentations are scheduled this fall for area professionals. Each presentation\ncosts $25 for Maryville Chamber of Commerce members or $40 for non-members.\nRegistration is available online at http://www.nwmissouri.edu/hr/trainingopps.htm.\n\n\nThe\npresentations are free to Northwest students and employees as part of the\nUniversity s Career Pathing program\, which provides professional development\nopportunities to students interested in advancing to new levels of pay and\nresponsibility. \n\nAll\npresentations are 60 or 90 minutes long and take place in the J.W. Jones\nStudent Union. More information about each session appears below. \n\n Green Dot: Changing the Conversation about Violence \n\nDanielle Koonce\, Green Dot coordinator at Northwest\n\nMonday\, Oct. 17: 11 a.m.\, 2 p.m. or 4 p.m. (60 minutes)\n\nNorthwest is committed to preventing violence through Green\nDot\, a violence prevention initiative focused on reducing violence such as\nstalking\, sexual assault and partner violence.\n\nA green dot is any behavior\, choice\, word or attitude that\ninterrupts violence or sends a message that violence is not okay. As a part of\nthe Northwest community\, people can help set the norm that violence is\nunacceptable and everyone is expected to do their part to keep the community\nsafe. Identifying concerning behaviors that might indicate violence\, unique\nways to interrupt violence by drawing on strengths and personality\, and how the\nGreed Dot approach could be beneficial and useful to developing as a\nprofessional\, will be explored through this program. \n\n\n\nFor\nmore information\, contact Northwest s Office of Human Resources at 660.562.1140\nor email Paula McLain\, coordinator of student employment at Northwest\, at pmclain nwmissouri.edu.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Northwest\nMissouri State University\, in conjunction with the Maryville Chamber of Commerce\,\ninvites students and employees\, as well as the public\, to a series of learning\nopportunities featuring presenters discussing workplace topics from engaging in\ndifficult conversations and generational differences.
\n\nSix\npresentations are scheduled this fall for area professionals. Each presentation\ncosts $25 for Maryville Chamber of Commerce members or $40 for non-members.\nRegistration is available online at http://www.nwmissouri.edu/hr/trainingopps.htm.\n
\n\nThe\npresentations are free to Northwest students and employees as part of the\nUniversity’\;s Career Pathing program\, which provides professional development\nopportunities to students interested in advancing to new levels of pay and\nresponsibility.
\n\nAll\npresentations are 60 or 90 minutes long and take place in the J.W. Jones\nStudent Union. More information about each session appears below.
\n\n“\;Green Dot: Changing the Conversation about Violence”\;
\nDanielle Koonce\, Green Dot coordinator at Northwest
\n\nMonday\, Oct. 17: 11 a.m.\, 2 p.m. or 4 p.m. (60 minutes)
\n\nNorthwest is committed to preventing violence through Green\nDot\, a violence prevention initiative focused on reducing violence such as\nstalking\, sexual assault and partner violence.
\n\nA green dot is any behavior\, choice\, word or attitude that\ninterrupts violence or sends a message that violence is not okay. As a part of\nthe Northwest community\, people can help set the norm that violence is\nunacceptable and everyone is expected to do their part to keep the community\nsafe. Identifying concerning behaviors that might indicate violence\, unique\nways to interrupt violence by drawing on strengths and personality\, and how the\nGreed Dot approach could be beneficial and useful to developing as a\nprofessional\, will be explored through this program.
\n\n\n\nFor\nmore information\, contact Northwest’\;s Office of Human Resources at 660.562.1140\nor email Paula McLain\, coordinator of student employment at Northwest\, at pmclain@\;nwmissouri.edu.
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LOCATION:J.W. Jones Student Union BallroomNorthwest Missouri State University800 University DriveMaryville\, MO
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URL:https://www.maryvillechamber.com/events/details/green-dot-changing-the-conversation-about-violence-10-17-2016-12006
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