The following classes are offered through our Extended Education and can be used to help build your NMC competencies.

Call EES for more info or to register, 995-1700. Employee tuition waivers apply.

Emotional Intelligence: Managing Emotions at Work  

Every workplace has them—high stress situations, stress producers, and the issues that eat up time and energy. Whether you are the CEO, a manager, or on the front line, you can benefit from improved morale and teamwork, better work relationships, and increased productivity. In a highly interactive “real world” workshop, learn to identify and define stress producers and develop effective stress responses. Take home your own “hit list” of specific actions you can incorporate into your workplace to create more successful interactions and better job and personal satisfaction.     Thurs., Oct. 23, 1-5 p.m.

Get More Done: Increase Your Productivity and Reduce Stress 

Would you like to reduce stress about everything going on in your life? Want to make good decisions about the best thing to work on at this moment? What image does the phrase ‘mind like water’ conjure up? Learn how to use David Allen’s model of productivity and efficiency outlined in his book, “Getting Things Done”. We will review the core principles in his book, strategies for implementing them, and how to use technology to complement his model. Get ready to start on a new path to effectiveness. Text is included in price.     Wed., Oct. 29, 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

The Essential Admin Assistant

You wear many hats, keep “things” on track, and play a major role in the success of your organization. Whether you are just getting started or you have some experience, you’ll gain ready-to-use skills that make your world more manageable and enjoyable. Managing multiple roles, communicating effectively, anticipating needs, dealing with interruptions, being the information resource person, supporting more than one person—these and other topics provide insight, information, and practical tips. Text is included in the cost.    Fri., Nov. 7, 8:30 a.m.-noon