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Posts Tagged: Learning
Apply for ANR Academic & Staff Mentorship Program by Dec. 20
ANR Learning & Development is now accepting mentee applicants to ANR's sixth annual Mentorship Program.
This program pairs staff and new academic mentees who seek professional development with mentors from across UC ANR.
If you are interested, please fill out the survey by Wednesday, Dec. 20, to be considered. Learn about mentoring relationships.
While we attempt to accommodate all applicants, the program has limited seats. Apply soon because applicants will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis.
For more information, visit https://ucanr.edu/sites/Professional_Development/Office_-_Team_Management/Career_development_tools/ANR_Mentorship_Program.
L&D: Youth safety nets, videography, timesheets, conflict competence, managing stress
UC ANR Learning & Development
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Weaving Community Safety Nets for Youth (Extension Foundation)
Nov. 2
8-9:30 a.m. PDT
Details & Registration
Suicide is the second leading cause of death for adolescents in the United States. Research indicates that adolescents in military families have higher rates of suicidal behaviors than their non-military peers. However, many suicides are preventable. We can intentionally build, mobilize and maintain protective factors, recognize and respond to warning signs, and sustain a safety net of connection in our communities to better support military children, adolescents and their families. Read more.
Nov. 9
Noon-12:30 p.m.
This will be recorded and posted on the 2023-34 Call for CE Positions.
These maps illustrate current positions for UCCE Advisors, UCCE Specialists, other UCCE Academics and Community Educators, as well as the UCCE Advisor and Specialist positions under recruitment. Newly available secondary data layers provide county level data with relevant information that, when coupled with local knowledge, can help illuminate gaps and needs to inform UCCE position proposal development and future hiring.
Zoom: https://ucanr.zoom.us/j/751701428?pwd=Q1ZrbUtoQVJwMXJVRkQydUlwNytJQT09 | Password: 4Learning
2023 NAEPSDP Annual Conference “Extension Elevated”
(National Association for Extension Programs and Staff Development Professionals)
Nov. 28-30
Marriott City Center, Salt Lake City, Utah
Details & Registration. Agenda.
Conference theme areas include:
- Evaluation & Assessment
- Organizational & Staff Development
- Program Development & Delivery
- Technology & Communications
- Persevering Through the Difficult Times: Exploring Calling Development Theory as a Retention Strategy.
- How Organization Health Attracts and Retains Top Talent in Extension.
Two Videography Training Opportunities!
UC ANR Videography Training Series
Nov 20 & 21 | ANR Building, Davis
Registration.
Learn photographic theory, smartphone video production, and equipment recommendations. Dive into field recording, audio editing, and compare audio editing applications. Master editing theory and visual storytelling, explore nonlinear editing tools, and work on real footage with live coaching. Unlock your creative potential with our comprehensive videography workshop series. Get hands-on experience and expert guidance to enhance your video production skills. For more information, contact anrprogramsupport@ucanr.edu
Video Recording and Editing with Your Smartphone
8 a.m.-5 p.m. at various UC ANR locations
Registration
Riverside - Thursday, Dec. 7
Irvine - Wednesday, Jan. 10
San Diego - Thursday, Jan. 18
Davis - Thursday, Feb. 8
Fresno - Wednesday, Feb. 14
In this training, you will learn:
- How to set up your smartphone
- A and B roll
- Basic composition
- Basic Lighting (daylight/cold light)
- Audio best practices
Hands-on video shooting with interviews
For more information, contact Ricardo Vela rvela@ucanr.edu
Image by Manfred Steger from Pixabay
Visual Storytelling in PowerPoint (LinkedIn Learning)
Course link.
Incorporating visual storytelling techniques into your slides can set you apart in a very big way. In this course, instructor Jole Simmons brings years of experience as a professional presentation designer to teach you how to make your presentation come alive with a good story.
For your LinkedIn Learning account email UC ANR IT at help@ucanr.edu.
Understanding Your Timesheet
Nov. 2, 2023
Noon-12:30 p.m.
Join Anne Marie Scott, Payroll Manager, to learn how to develop employee and supervisor/approver understanding of TRS and timesheet deadlines. Part of the Business Operations Center Quarterly Webinars: Our Two Cents.
https://ucanr.zoom.us/j/751701428?pwd=Q1ZrbUtoQVJwMXJVRkQydUlwNytJQT09
Password: 4Learning
In case you missed it:
Giving Tuesday: Hot topics and Tips for Success
with Emily Delk (Oct. 17, 2023)
Video, Slide deck
Moving the Needle on Racial Equity in Extension (UC ANR and Extension Foundation)
Sonja Brodt and Gail Feenstra
The 1862 Land Grant institutions were founded during the immediate post-Civil War, postslavery period for the benefit of white farmers and homesteaders and were built on the wealth generated by land expropriated from indigenous peoples across the U.S. (Joseph A. Myers Center, 2021). With a history so fraught with racial oppression, our public sector extension service faces an enormous task not only in righting past wrongs, but in moving forward in truly meeting the needs of contemporary people of color. read more.
Teamwork Favorites (Extension Foundation)
- Diffuse the Drama, Nov. 1
- Busy is a Choice, Nov. 8
- Diffusion of Innovations, Nov. 15
11 a.m.-Noon
Registration.
Diffusing the Drama dives into three roles we play out every day; victim, villain and hero. This is from Dr. Stephen Karpman's work called the "Drama Triangle" and we'll discover how getting out of those and into healthier roles can help change our daily experience. We'd love to have you with us to offer your wisdom as we move toward coach, creator and challenger!
Nov 9
11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. PT
Details & Registration
Are you stressed? Do you feel devastated when your articles and/or grant proposals get rejected? Is the pressure of publishing/funding your work making you sick? If any of this sounds familiar and you have difficulty managing the negative energy and rejection in your environment, please join us to learn:
- The impact that stress and negativity can have if they are not manage
- Identify the most common areas of stress in academic life
- Concrete strategies for managing the physical, emotional, and attitudinal effects of stress
Becoming Better with Habits (UC Davis Health)
Tuesday, Nov. 28
9 a.m.–Noon
Virtual Instructor
Registration.
Think of the small actions you do every day without even thinking. These are your habits. Like it or not, our habits define who we are. This course gives you actionable steps to break habits that no longer serve you, and intentionally create new ones. The end goal of working on habits is to gain clarity, confidence and the ability to accomplish your life goals.
Conflict Competence: Getting to the root of group conflict (UCD for Staff and Faculty)
Thursday, Nov. 30
Noon–1 p.m.
Details & Registration.
Group conflict can be difficult to manage and have costly consequences. It can significantly impact productivity and work quality and even destroy teams. While conflict is often attributed to interpersonal dynamics or "people problems," conflicts are commonly symptoms of other solvable issues.
In this course for leaders of groups or teams, you'll learn a structured approach to identify and address root causes of group conflict. Discover how to apply the Goals, Roles, Processes and Interpersonal Relationships (GRPI).
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Everyone can learn something new
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Statistics resources available
Building statistics resources & network at UC ANR
- The theory and application of basic statistical tests, including ANOVA, GLMs, mixed models and regression
- What to do when the normal assumptions for statistical tests have not been met
- Newer methods like mixed models and bootstrapping that take advantage of modern computing power (which may not have been available if you took undergraduate statistics class 25 years ago)
- What you need to know when designing experiments and planning data collection
- How to use the extremely popular and powerful statistical programming language R
Image by 200 Degrees from Pixabay
L&D: GIS & data science, health literacy, engage audience, implicit bias, time sheet, orientation, conflict competence
UC ANR LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT
Landing page| Presentation Recordings| Learning Resources
Extension Methods & Delivery
Building Support
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Office, Team and Personal Management
Fall GIS and Data Science Workshops from IGIS (UC ANR IGIS)
Details and Registration
Intro to R Wednesdays workshop series - Oct. 4, 11 & 18, 10 a.m.-noon
Intro to ArcGIS Pro -Friday, Oct. 13, 1-4 p.m.
Intro to Jupyter Notebooks in ArcGIS Pro - Nov. 17, 1-4 p.m.
?Intro to ArcGIS Story Maps - Dec. 15, 1-4 p.m.
Oct. 18
9:30-10:30 a.m. PDT
Details & Registration.
Join Rachel Tansey, MA on Wednesday October 18th at 12:30pm as she discusses Strategies to Manage Health Literacy Challenges. Health literacy is about being able to find, understand and use health information- which can be difficult. This webinar will discuss some strategies to help ease that challenge. Image by mcmurryjulie from Pixabay
Fall 2023 14-Day Writing Challenge (National Center for Faculty Development & Diversity, NCFDD)
Oct. 9-22.
Details and Registration
The 14-Day Challenge is an opportunity for you to experiment with daily writing, online community, and supportive accountability. It's very simple:
- You commit to write every day for at least 30 minutes.
- At the beginning of your writing time, you login to our online community, start the timer, complete your writing, and post your progress at the end.
- You take 5 minutes to support other writers in your group by commenting on their progress.
How to Engage Audiences at Conferences, in the Classroom, and Beyond! (National Center for Faculty Development & Diversity, NCFDD)
Tuesday, Oct. 24.
11 a.m.-noon
his webinar discusses the importance of audience engagement for public presentations and provides strategies for capturing and keeping the attention of an audience in various contexts. The presenter will provide recommendations for how to study an audience prior to a presentation, as well as suggestions for verbal and nonverbal communication strategies that engage an audience the entire presentation.
Dynamic Discussions (Extension Foundation)
Oct. 26
11 a.m.-noon
Details & Registration.
Each fourth Thursday of the month, the Impact Collaborative will host professionals from across Cooperative Extension and beyond to address hot topics of interest to Cooperative Extension. Each month, we will update the information for the Dynamic Discussion for the month
- Grant proposal development and other information can be found at the Office of Contracts and Grants.
- Learn fundraising best practices and see Development Services for more information.
- Work with Strategic Communications to learn how best to tell our story.
- Use Government Relations toolkit to learn how build advocacy with elected officials.
- Find training on branding, public relations training, and social media training. Image by Stephan from Pixabay
Conducting Culturally Inclusive Trainings (UC Learning Center)
(Asynchronous - Complete at any time)
UC Learning Center Course link
Developing training programs that engage participants of varied cultural backgrounds, abilities, learning styles, reading levels, and other differences requires thoughtful attention to training design and delivery. This course will give trainers the skills to conduct training courses that address the diverse needs of trainees, and ensure that the training content is accessible for all participants. The instructors will model culturally respectful training and provide valuable tools that novice and expert trainers alike can use.
UC Managing Implicit Bias (UC Learning Center)
(Asynchronous - Complete at any time)
UC Learning Center Course Link
The UC Managing Implicit Bias Series is a six-course online training series designed to increase awareness of implicit bias and reduce its impact at the University.The series reinforces the UC diversity, equity, and inclusion values that enable the University to attract and retain a top talent workforce, and it further supports the UC commitment to developing effective leaders and managers of people. It is intended to supplement existing location programs and resources.
Conflict Competence for Staff (UC Davis Ombuds)
Wednesday, Oct. 4, 9 a.m.-noon
Thursday, Feb. 15, 2024, 9 a.m.-noon
Details & Registration
Learn to prevent and resolve conflicts with colleagues and managers, including communicating your needs successfully and lowering other's defenses.
Tuesday, Oct. 24,
Noon-1 p.m.
Details & Registration
Drawing from negotiation and conflict management best practices, this interactive webinar will provide a road map designed to help you discover solutions that meet your needs in complex and challenging situations. Image by Gerd Altmann from Pixabay
Understanding Your Timesheet
Thursday, Nov. 2
Noon-12:30pm
Join Anne Marie Scott, Payroll Manager, to learn how to develop employee and supervisor/approver understanding of TRS and timesheet deadlines. Part of the Business Operations Center Quarterly Webinars: Our Two Cents.
https://ucanr.zoom.us/j/751701428?pwd=Q1ZrbUtoQVJwMXJVRkQydUlwNytJQT09
Password: 4Learning
Administrative Orientation
Details & Registration
Thursday, Nov. 9
9:30 a.m.-3 p.m.
UC ANR, 2801 2nd St., Davis, CA 95618
Conflict Competence: Listening to be Heard (UC Davis Ombuds)
Wednesday, Nov. 1
Details & Registration
Do you feel like your ideas and perspectives are not being heard? Have you ever felt stuck in a dynamic of defensive and attacking behaviors that break down communication and cause significant stress? One way to help people listen to us and restore communication channels is by first making them feel heard. When both people feel heard and understood, the chances of reaching a lasting resolution dramatically increase, relationships improve, and you can ultimately find greater success at work. This highly interactive course provides techniques to identify and overcome listening barriers, listen for what is not being said, make another person feel heard, and lower defensiveness around tense topics. This course was previously offered with the title "Talk to Me, I'm All Ears: Listening to be Heard." While the course title has changed, the topics covered are the same.
L&D - Survey design, Latino STEAM, Engage audiences, Aggie Enterprise, Admin Orientation
UC ANR LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT
Landing page| Presentation Recordings| Learning Resources
Extension Methods & Delivery
Building Support
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Office, Team, and Personal Management
Crafting Insights- Mastering the Art of Survey Design (Extension Foundation)
Sept. 14
11 a.m.- noon
Details & Registration
Building upon the valuable insights from the November 2022 Extension Skills Workshop "Survey Mistakes that can Ruin Your Data," this workshop provides an overview of the best practices for survey design. Having clear goals of our survey does not mean all the time that we know how to align our questions to capture those goals. In this workshop, Najat will focus on the most common guidelines survey developers should follow to create valid and reliable survey tool. Attendees will see examples from the Extension world about how to improve survey design and create effective tools!
Topics and dates below, starting Sept. 22
Details and registration
The Informatics and GIS (IGIS) Statewide Program is pleased to share our Fall 2023 Workshop Schedule. All workshops will be on Zoom and are free for the ANR community.
Intro to ArcGIS Online - Fri 9/22/23, 1-4 p.m.
Intro to R Wednesdays workshop series - 09/27, 10/04, 10/11, & 10/18,
10 a.m.-noon
Intro to ArcGIS Pro -Fri 10/13/23, 1-4 p.m.
Intro to Jupyter Notebooks inArcGIS Pro - Fri 11/17/23; 1-4 p.m.
Intro to ArcGIS Story Maps -Fri 12/15/23, 1-4 p.m.
Creative Latino Community & Youth STEAM Outreach and Engagement (Extension Foundation)
Sept 25
11 a.m.-noon PT
Details & Registration
Learn about some creative and cultural based Latino/Hispanic outreach programming being done through Oregon State University Extension to reach underserved, under-represented communities. The presentation will include an overview of the “Mariachi STEAM Camp”, “COVID Corridos Workshop,” “Wonderful World of Puppets Workshop,” “Drones, Dance and Coding Workshop” and “¡Viva Veggie Vida!” outreach.
How to Engage Audiences at Conferences, in the Classroom and Beyond! (NCFDD)
Oct 24
11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. PT
Details & Registration
This webinar discusses the importance of audience engagement for public presentations and provides strategies for capturing and keeping the attention of an audience in various contexts. The presenter will provide recommendations for how to study an audience prior to a presentation, as well as suggestions for verbal and nonverbal communication strategies that engage an audience the entire presentation.
Sept. 28
11 a.m.-noon PT
Details & Registration
Building from their January 2023 Dynamic Discussion, the team of panelists will explore personal practices and approaches to help work through discomfort, dissonance or fears experienced when we enter dialog across differences.
The team will also share tools that individuals and organizations can consider implementing to hold the complexity of our work across racial, ethnic and other human differences. Image by Gerd Altmann from Pixabay.
Implicit Bias in the Workplace Guide (UC Davis - Box folder)
Access Guide- UC Davis Box folder.
Implicit biases are the underlying attitudes and stereotypes that people unconsciously attribute to another person or group of people, that affect how they understand and engage with those individuals. If you ever find yourself making a decision based on a ‘gut feeling,' you're likely experiencing implicit bias. The best way to prevent yourself from succumbing to unconscious biases is to become aware of them and take action to prevent them in your human resources practices. Doing so will help you build a more diverse and inclusive workplace. For a deeper dive take the UC Implicit Bias Series (online course).
Sept. 7
10-11 a.m.
Learn dates, deadlines, and what you need to know about the transition to Aggie Enterprise: purchasing
- accounts payable
- travel & entertainment, and
- other financial processes
Presented by ANR Business Operations Center. Presenters:
- Su-Lin Shum, Director, Business Operations Center
- Tracy Roman, Associate Director, Business Partner Teams
- Aggie Enterprise Project Team Staff
Zoom - https://ucanr.zoom.us/j/99214033796
Resolution to Change – Kaiser Webcast
Sept. 12
Noon-1 p.m.
Details & Registration
Understand the behavior change process and learn to create the habits necessary for making a change.
Sept. 29
2-4 p.m.
Details & Registration
Advancing a healing-centered organization can best be understood through trauma-informed practices. To better understand the interactions between illness, addiction, and trauma in our society, UC Davis Health is showing the 2021 film The Wisdom of Trauma by Dr. Gabor Maté, followed by a facilitated discussion on how to move towards a healing organization. The film highlights Dr. Maté's work as a physician who fosters a clearer understanding of trauma's prevalence, symptoms, consequences, and causes so that we can heal ourselves and others. Image by John Hain from Pixabay.
UC ANR Administrative Orientation for New Employees
Nov. 9
9:30 a.m.-3 p.m.
ANR Valley Rooms, 2801 2nd St., Davis, CA 95618
Registration
- Learn about ANR's Vision and Mission
- Learn about ANR structure and individual programs and units
- Interact with ANR leadership and directors
- Meet and network with new colleagues from around the state
- Get answers to burning questions about health benefits, AggieTravel... and more!
The Art of Leadership Podcast (LinkedIn Learning)
Download to your phone and listen while you travel!
Small things that are done well make a difference in your career, particularly if you're in the role of a manager or leader. This audio-only course, adapted from The Art of Leadership by Michael Lopp, encourages all leaders—from new managers to experienced executives—to sweat the small stuff when hiring, delegating, managing meetings, handling crises, controlling rumors, and more. For your LinkedIn Learning account, contact ANR IT at help@ucanr.edu.
Fast Track to Contracts & Grants - Archived recordings
April 12, 2023 | Introduction to Contracts & Grants (video) Slide deck, with Kim Lamar
April 14, 2023 | From Concept to Submission (AKA Proposal Development and Proposal Process video), Slide deck, with Vanity Campbell, et al
April 19, 2023 | Cost Share and Academic Cost Recovery-Salary Savings (video), Slide deck
April 21, 2023 | Proposal budget preparation basics (or Budget Basics and Calculator) (Video), Slide deck (PDF) with Kendra Rose
May 3, 2023 | Using the new ANR Workflow Automation program to route C&G Forms “800“and Advance Account Request (Video), Slide deck (PDF) Form 800 Quick Guide (PDF) Advance Account Quick Guide (PDF)
May 5, 2023 | Understanding the awards process (Video), Slide deck (PDF)
May 10, 2023 | Working with Subrecipients (Video), Slide deck (PDF)
May 12, 2023 | Post Award Process (Video), Slide deck (PDF)
Everyone can learn something new.
