The purpose of this session is to educate those who are designated as Building Supervisors of the policies and responsibilities required of them as directed by the Crisis Management Team at UNF.

To launch this course:

1. To launch this course:

2. Click the "Start Tutorial" button

3. Log into myWings with your n number and password

4. Click on the home tab, then click on SkillSoft e-Learning in the Quick Links channel

5. Search for "building supervisor""

6. Hover over the course and click launch

Ever wonder why certain items associated with travel cannot be reimbursed or how you keep your information and data secure on your laptop or smart phone?  That and many other travel related questions will be addressed in this session.  Join representatives from Financial Systems, the Controller's Office, IT, and Compliance as they facilitate discussions regarding the "how's" and "why's" of international and domestic travel.  Items such as export control for international travel, data security for your IT gadgets, questions regarding reimbursements, and information to be coded into the online travel system will be discussed from a compliance perspective in a workshop format.

Disruptive behavior can range from something as innocent as "whistling while you work," or as serious as coming to work or class intoxicated. The purpose of this seminar is to discuss different types of disruptive behavior in the educational environment, and learn ways to handle them.
Learning objectives: 

• Define disruptive behavior - what it is, what it's not
• Discuss why people act disruptively
• Address how to manage disruptive behavior

U.S. export control laws not only regulate the export of items from the United States, but also regulate the release of technical data to foreign nationals
in the United States.  In a university environment, these laws may limit the ability to use foreign national professors, students and other collaborators
on certain projects.  Further, enforcement is growing including the recent criminal conviction of a University of Tennessee professor.

This course will:

• Provide an overview of U.S. export control laws and explain how these laws apply to a university setting;
• Describe UNF's export compliance program and the steps you can take to ensure compliance with these rules;
• Offer an opportunity to ask questions to an export control attorney who regularly works with university clients.

The purpose of this online course is to help increase the UNF community's knowledge, awareness, and understanding on how to secure external funding through grants and sponsored programs. UNF grant seekers should be able to:

• Define appropriate submission timelines
• Identify the difference between grants, sponsored programs, and gifts
• Demonstrate the proper steps to prepare for grant submission
• Define gifts, grants, and contracts
• Identify funding sources
• Prepare for applying for external funding through grants and sponsored programs

To launch this course: 

1. Click the "Start Tutorial" button
2. Log into myWings with your n number and password
3. Click on the home tab, then click on SkillSoft e-Learning in the Quick Links channel
4. Search for "UNF Grants"
5. Hover over the course and click launch

Job stress has become a common and costly problem in the American workplace, leaving few workers untouched. Stress is unique for everyone. While you may want to cry, instead let’s learn to laugh! This course focuses on the benefits of incorporating humor as well as other stress management techniques to help deal with the stresses at work.

Learning objectives:

• Recognize the benefits of using humor at work
• Explore concrete ways that humor can be injected into the work day

Congratulations! You've been appointed or you volunteered to participate in a candidate search committee!  So, what exactly does that entail and how should it be handled?  Did you know that the University has established specific guidelines to be used by search committees to maintain a consistent process for the recruitment  and appointment of faculty and administrative staff?  This course is designed to provide important information to members of search committees and is REQUIRED for anyone that would like to serve on one.  Topics covered include:

• Handling search committee meetings
• The communication process
• Screening and evaluating candidates
• Interviewing candidates
• Applicable Sunshine Laws

As an Administrative Professional, you are often the glue that keeps the whole office together.  Whether planning events, negotiating with vendors, or tactfully managing the demands of several bosses, you need to keep your management skills sharp.  In this informative and rejuvenating session, you’ll pick up great new tips and polish off some of the techniques that got you where you are today.  You will learn to:

• Take your communication to the next level in five easy steps.
• Manage multiple projects while still balancing your day-to-day
  responsibilities.
• Handle tough negotiations and quickly solve difficult problems.
• Effectively influence others so you can get good things done.
   

This highly interactive workshop provides a quick way to catch up on social media in higher education, including a review of the most and least effective social media marketing programs across industries.  You'll learn about the social media platforms used by universities and their employees and discuss opportunities and challenges of social media marketing.  The objective is to introduce social media and its value to your organization.  In addition, we will present a strategic roadmap with design considerations for creating such online communities in the education and business space.  By the end of the workshop, participants will have developed a range of strategic concepts that respond to the business need for online communities in education and integrate a fresh, contextual understanding of that space. 

*Participants are encouraged to bring their own tablets, smartphones, etc., for the training. 

Learning Objectives: 

• Understand how to value and leverage practical applications of social networks
• Understand and have the ability to implement a cross platform pollination of top profiled social media channels
• Learn the definitions of new and social media terms
• Gain an overview of social media etiquette
• Understand guidelines for creating a social media marketing implementation plan
• Review of case studies and best practices in higher education social media
• Understand how to use social media to evaluate the effectiveness of programs and campaigns

Trust has become the key leadership competency in the workplace today. In this workshop, you'll learn how to inspire lasting trust in your personal and professional relationships. When trust goes up, the speed of getting work accomplished also increases. We'll discuss the 4 cores of credibility and learn the 13 behaviors common to high-trust leaders throughout the world. Trust begins with each of us personally, continues into our relationships, and creates leadership that inspires confidence.

You will learn:

• To understand how trusted leaders and teams do things better, faster, and at lower cost
• To identify the four cores of credibility
• To reveal the 13 behaviors common to high trust leaders and discuss actions to help build these behaviors

This hands-on course is designed to provide the knowledge and skills necessary to follow established processes and to make appropriate decisions and arrangements for domestic travel. The course will cover the most frequently experienced domestic travel situations and prepare the learner to accurately submit domestic travel documentation, including a Travel Authorization Request and a Voucher for Reimbursement of Travel Expenses.

This course serves as the pre-requisite for University International Travel Training.