Closed Sessions

Session Name

Introduction and Tracking of Projects Utilizing MS: Project
Designing and Building Databases
The New Stress Reducer
Your Communication Style using Myers-Briggs Personality Type
EEO for Special Emphasis Program Managers/Committee Members
The Essentials of Communicating with Diplomacy and Professionalism
Excel "Shortcuts"
Caring Today, Planning for Tomorrow
What are the Ingredients for Success: Knowledge, Skills and Initiatve for the FWPM
Writing Performance-Based Statements of Work
Your Communication Style using Myers-Briggs Personality Type
Using Access and Excel to Make Meaningful Reports
Afterburn - Surviving Burnout
Just Three Things Tool Box
Microsoft Office XP Advanced Tips and Tricks
Basics of the Federal Procurement Process
Annual Update for EEO Professionals
Web Publishing and Web Site Design
Preparing and Delivering Professional Presentations with MS PowerPoint
Strengthening your Federal Women's Program through Strategic Planning
Caring Women: The Good Daughter Syndrome
Give a Presentation: Who ME?
Preparing for Downsizing and Contracting Out
E-mail Etiquette
Embracing Change: Who Moved My Cheese?
Lifestyle & Wellness Programs for Very Busy People
Interest-Based Negotiation Skills
Marketing Yourself for Success
Pins and Straws
Five Wishes - Aging with Dignity
Helpful Hints in Retirement Issues
Coaching to Win: Positive "People Building" Strategies
Career Option: Starting Your Own Business
If I Could Juggle That Much, I'd Join a Circus!
Microsoft Office XP New Features
Succession Planning and You
Tap the Creativity Within You!
Leadership Effectiveness Inventory: Assessing Your Leadership Skills
Women and Finance
Excel or Access -- What's the Difference?
Do You Understand What I'm Saying?
Moving Beyond Merit Increases
Why Should I Mediate?
Awkwardness to Awareness: Relating to People Who are Different From Us
Diversity is Like a Mirror: It Reflects Your Understanding
Tracking Budget Issues Utilizing Microsoft Project
Tired of Living in a Pressure Cooker? Learn Vital Stress Busters
Is Eight Enough?
Strategies for Career Enhancement / Career Development Tools