We hope you find these trainings helpful in your work at Sinclair.
Join Zoom Meeting https://sinclair.zoom.us/j/81672382593?pwd=Q3Q5MFVYdk5ldmNtelZ0TlJHOGl3dz09
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Connecting students with quality video clips or whole movies that are relevant to your course content is easier when you know where to start looking. Join us to learn about locating stable, credible video sources your students can access whether face-to-face, hybrid or virtual. There is something for every topic when you explore Films on Demand, Swank, or JOVE (visual experiments). Let your walk down the red carpet to video success begin!
These last 17 months have had their measure of chaos as the world learned to navigate new ways of doing almost everything. Now we are preparing for a new academic year which will bring exciting changes to Sinclair. Whether you are a seasoned course coordinator or new to this role, there is much to both celebrate and update. Please join us as we:
These sessions will be offered in a computer lab. There is a limit of 30 Course Coordinator participants for each session. Refreshments will be provided.
These last 17 months have had their measure of chaos as the world learned to navigate new ways of doing almost everything. Now we are preparing for a new academic year which will bring exciting changes to Sinclair. Whether you are a seasoned course coordinator or new to this role, there is much to both celebrate and update. Please join us as we:
These sessions will be offered in a computer lab. There is a limit of 30 Course Coordinator participants for each session. Refreshments will be provided.
These last 17 months have had their measure of chaos as the world learned to navigate new ways of doing almost everything. Now we are preparing for a new academic year which will bring exciting changes to Sinclair. Whether you are a seasoned course coordinator or new to this role, there is much to both celebrate and update. Please join us as we:
These sessions will be offered in a computer lab. There is a limit of 30 Course Coordinator participants for each session. Refreshments will be provided.
ZOOM MEETING: https://sinclair.zoom.us/j/8769654868
This virtual workshop will help Sinclair staff and faculty become more knowledgeable about policies, legal requirements, and best practices concerning the retention, management, transfer, and disposition of records they create and maintain. Participants will learn practical tips and techniques for managing records in-office. They will also learn more about retention forms used at Sinclair to manage a record's lifecycle.
ZOOM ROOM: https://sinclair.zoom.us/j/89594830258?pwd=K1FkWTFidUJoZExiS2tBOHQyK0JpUT09
MEETING ID: 895 9483 0258
PASSCODE: 631233
In this session, Larry Lindstrom and Professor Nadine Cichy will present the latest information on preferred pronouns as part of a larger conversation around LGBTQ+ Awareness. They will focus on the difference between sexual orientation and gender identity, as well as how using appropriate pronouns reflects Sinclair’s strategic priorities of equity, alignment, and growth. Opportunity for discussion will follow the presentation.
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Meeting ID: 821 2698 9857
Passcode: 631729
Google the word accountability and you'll find lots of advice and anecdotes, books and blogs about holding others accountable. But how do we hold ourselves accountable? Join us as we explore what it means to be above-the-line or below-the-line when it comes to personal accountability. Participants will also work toward personal actions for developing an "I own it" mindset.
Join us for a walking tour of campus led by Facilities Team Members as we see the new and updated sites including plaza and fountain, library elevator, landscaping, concrete Sinclair signs, red brick walkways to/from parking garage, and elevator in parking garage. Learn about the projects and what's next on the "to do" list for Facilities. Meet at the Library desk (Building 7 Lower Level). Bring umbrellas if it looks like rain.
Pre-requisite: willingness to walk on campus from the library to parking garage and back to Building 10.
Join Zach Beck for a discussion about the Foundation and the work that they do to help students.
ZOOM ROOM: https://sinclair.zoom.us/j/82252701886?pwd=cXRMNDN6eWRWbS9CcUJqWGNuRW4vQT09
MEETING ID: 822 5270 1886
PASSCODE: 176992
In this session, Larry Lindstrom and Professor Nadine Cichy will present the latest information on preferred pronouns as part of a larger conversation around LGBTQ+ Awareness. They will focus on the difference between sexual orientation and gender identity, as well as how using appropriate pronouns reflects Sinclair’s strategic priorities of equity, alignment, and growth. Opportunity for discussion will follow the presentation.
ZOOM ROOM: https://sinclair.zoom.us/j/83250418173?pwd=eTFNZ1F4K0dTY29adUxTU0ZnT25Fdz09
MEETING ID: 832 5041 8173
PASSCODE: 837448
PRE-REQUISITES: Participants to read the article from everyday feminism by Carmen Rios before the discussion at: https://everydayfeminism.com/2015/02/professionalism-and-oppression/
Have you ever found yourself wondering, “is this ok to wear to work?” What constitutes professional attire can vary across cultures, workplaces, and departments. Concepts such as dress codes and professionalism can raise questions about self-worth, respect, and self-expression. Join Kathleen & Lajmar as we explore together how clothing can enforce hierarchies in the workplace based in class, race, and gender.
Mini University, a high quality childcare and preschool program located on Sinclair's campus, serves children ages 6 weeks through 5 years. All teachers hold degrees in early childhood education, and the classrooms have low teacher-to-child ratios for a more individualized approach. Research-backed methods of learning such as Creative Curriculum and Conscious Discipline are utilized to ensure both academic and social-emotional skills are developed. Sinclair faculty, staff, and students are priority status for enrollment and have access to various funding and discount opportunities. The center is open year-round and has rolling enrollment so families can tour and enroll at any time. The Early Childhood Education (ECE) program at Sinclair provides the knowledge, skills and competencies important to an entry-level teacher working with, or planning to work with, young children. The program includes the academic preparation required by the Ohio Department of Education to meet Pre-Kindergarten Associate Teacher Licensure standards. Graduates may work as pre-kindergarten associate licensed teachers, child care center administrators, infant-toddler teachers, and paraprofessionals in public schools or as school age child care coordinators. Join us for a tour of Mini-University and a discussion of their program presented by Natalie Corral and Nicole Mystic and an introduction to the ECE certification offered by Sinclair by Dr. Swapna Purandare.
Trust is the foundation for building healthy, high performing teams. Like a pebble thrown into a pond, trust has a ripple effect on everyone throughout the organization. Team members take their cues about how we treat each other by observing both our actions and our words. And through our leadership influence, we create the conditions for building a trusting, respectful workplace.
This learning session is designed to help participants understand the critical importance of trust in building and sustaining workplace relationships to promote teamwork, collaboration and achievement of goals.
Join Julie O'Brien for a discussion about the Help Desk and the work that they do to help students, staff and faculty.
Presenter and details coming soon.
Avoiding the naysayers. Overcoming barriers. Standing up for what you believe in. We "triple-dog-dare" you to join us for this delightful take on the leadership lessons found in the classic holiday movie A Christmas Story!