This webinar builds on Parts 1 and 2; we will provide strategies for successful conflict management and persuasion. Note: each part will be offered twice. Registration is required.
This webinar builds on Parts 1 and 2; we will provide strategies for successful conflict management and persuasion. Note: each part will be offered twice. Registration is required.
This webinar builds on Part 1; we will discuss barriers to handling conflict and look at several persuasion personality types. Note: each part will be offered twice. Registration is required.
This webinar builds on Part 1; we will discuss barriers to handling conflict and look at several persuasion personality types. Note: each part will be offered twice. Registration is required.
This webinar will focus on increasing your confidence in conflict and negotiations, and will serve as the basis for webinars 2 and 3. Note: each part will be offered twice. Registration is required.
by A’Keisha Lee I’ve been at my internship for about two months. I’ve been progressing on my projects pretty well so far. Since my last blog post, my preceptor has given me an additional joint project with the other summer intern. Together we are planning several community conversations to Empower, Educate, and Entertain the community […]
by Aaron Rienke The goals of public health in the United States have shifted along with the changing needs of the population throughout our history. Recently, Public Health 3.0 was implemented with the goal of moving toward systems thinking and having a cross-sectional workforce. This call to action encouraged public health to develop workforce coalitions […]
by Ian Buchta Hi everyone! My name is Ian Buchta and I am so excited to be placed with Johnson County Public Health (JCPH), in Iowa City, Iowa. My project will be to assist the Community Health Needs Assessment process and to develop visualizations of our findings for the HealthyJoCo website that JCPH is rolling […]
by Elena Aronson Background College campuses, due to group living and close contact through classes, athletics and social settings, are at risk for outbreaks of vaccine-preventable diseases. Campus outbreaks are costly, and not necessarily confined to campus borders. Because of this, there is a public interest in colleges adopting comprehensive vaccine policies. Under Kansas law […]
by A’Keisha Lee I am exactly one month into my field placement opportunity at the Better Family Life, Cultural, Educational, and Business Center. My placement in the Cultural Arts department under the supervision of Ms. DeBorah Ahmed has been ideal. The Cultural Arts department aims to provide information, programs, and activities that exemplify the cultural […]
