Late Add Seminars, Effective August 27, 2009

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Late Add Seminars

These seminars are not listed in your Work Experience Student Handbook, but you can receive seminar credit this semester by attending one or more. These are in addition to the seminars listed below, which are also in the Student Handbook.

1. Career Center Orientation Seminar

To help you navigate the resources available in Career Services, attend a one-hour orientation seminar where we will introduce you to the services available and help you get started on your career search, skils upgrade, or research on current employment trends.

Catherine Wilson Manager, SRJC Career Development Services

Santa Rosa Campus
Career Center
1430 Bussman Hall

2. Career Center Orientation Seminar

To help you navigate the resources available in Career Services, attend a one-hour orientation seminar where we will introduce you to the services available and help you get started on your career search, skils upgrade, or research on current employment trends.

Catherine Wilson
Manager, SRJC Career Development Services

Santa Rosa Campus
Career Center
1430 Bussman Hall

3. Conflict Resolution

Learn how to handle conflict in a positive way. Resolving conflicts early can often keep us learning and the work flowing.

Chance MassaroManaging Director
Power Communications

4. Resume Writing

Learn how to prepare one of your most important marketing tools, your resume. This seminar provides an overview of the various resume styles and tips on how best to highlight your experience and accomplishments to attract potential employers. Resume samples and formats will be presented.

Suzanne Papa
Career Developer

Bev Henningsen
SRJC Intern Coordinator

5. Time Management

This seminar focuses on two basic behaviors that will save you one to three hours daily. Includes easy techniques, priorities, and goal setting along with proven methods to overcome delaying, deferring, and postponing. Become a more efficient worker and student.

Chance MassaroManaging Director
Power Communications

6. Preparing for the Petaluma Career Exploration Fair

Career Exploration Fairs provide a way for you to connect with future employers, learn about trends in the industry and promote yourself. Make the best impression possible by attending this seminar. Learn the six steps to networking success and how to master an "on the spot interview".

Catherine Wilson
Manager, SRJC Career Development Services

Wendy Porter
SRJC Work Experience

7. Career Center Orientation Seminar

To help you navigate the resources available in Career Services, attend a one-hour orientation seminar where we will introduce you to the services available and help you get started on your career search, skils upgrade, or research on current employment trends.

8. Time Management

This seminar focuses on two basic behaviors that will save you one to three hours daily. Includes easy techniques, priorities, and goal setting along with proven methods to overcome delaying, deferring, and postponing. Become a more efficient worker and student

9. Petaluma Career Exploration Fair

This is an opportunity to meet with employers and recruiters as well as representatives from many of the SRJC 170 occupational certificate programs. Obtain valuable career planning information, find out who is hiring, and learn about career trends in Sonoma and Marin Counties.

10. Customer Service I

This seminar will teach you how to identify the customer, their needs and wants, and how to use effective communication and teamwork as major tools.

Attendance at both Part I and Part II will provide maximum benefit.

Thursday
November 5
3:30 - 5:00 pm

11. Customer Service II

This semianr will teach you how to identify the customer, their needs and wants and how to use effective communication and teamwork as major tools.

Attendance a both Part I and Part II will provide maximum benefit.

12. Satisfaction at Work

This seminar will enable you to start enjoying your work, turning your current job into a fulfilling position by clarifying your values, developing a personal vision, and connecting with fellow workers. Among some of the 21st Century Work Skills addressed will be interpersonal skills, motivation, and analytical skills.

13. Informational Interviewing and Networking

This seminar provides an overview of the fine art of informational interviewing and networking. We will also discuss how these skills can lead to your dream job.

Monday
November 9
5:00 - 7:00 pm

14. Leadership

This seminar will concentrate on using your leadership skills on the jobsite to achieve common goals. Interpersonal skills and ethical behavior are just come of the skills required of a leader.

15. Problem Solving

Come and discuss some creative ways to"problem solve" on the job as well as in your personal life.

Santa Rosa Campus
4245 Frank P. Doyle Library

16. Changes in the Workplace

In today's world, changes are common and sometimes difficult to experience. This seminar will deal with change and what to expect. It will train you to relax and anticipate and create useful, meaningful changes in the workplace.

17. Evaluation of 21st Century Work Skills Program

Attend one of these two sessions and give us your honest feedback about your experience in the Work Experience course. Instructors from Work Experience will ask questions, listen to your comments, and summarize them for future course improvements. Practice your communication and analytical skills.

18. Evaluation of 21st Century Work Skills Program

Attend one of these two sessions and give us your honest feedback about your experience in the Work Experience course. Instructors from Work Experience will ask questions, listen to your comments, and summarize them for future course improvements. Practice your communication and analytical skills.

Petaluma Campus
230 Kathleen Doyle Hall