Keys to Supervision: An Orientation for New Supervisors and Managers
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July 10 & 11, 2012
&
September 18 & 19, 2012
Classes are held in
210 Donhowe
unless otherwise noted.
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Additional Resources
These additional resources will provide participants in Keys to Supervision with an opportunity to further their learning outside of class.
Additional Resources
This course introduces new supervisors and managers to the basic tools and resources they need to succeed at the University of Minnesota. Topics include management structures at the University, leadership and communication styles, creating healthy and productive workplaces and managing performance.
Keys to Supervision is a mandatory training program for newly appointed supervisors and managers. It gives participants an opportunity to learn about the University's climate and meet representatives from many of the University's key administrative offices.
Keys to Supervision is a cooperative program designed by the Office of Human Resources, Office of the General Counsel, and Office of Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action.
For more information, see the Keys to Supervision program brochure (pdf)
Agenda
Day 18 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Module 1: Introduction, course objectives and agenda Module 2: U of M culture and structure Module 3: What we know about leadership Module 4: Creating a healthy work environment - Employee Assistance Program
- Workers Compensation
- Department of Environmental Health & Safety
- Disability Services/U Return
- Office of Conflict Resolution
| Day 28 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Module 5: Your responsibilities as manager or supervisor Module 6: Unlocking the door to equal opportunity employment Module 7: Hiring, orientation, retention, and engagement Module 8: Coaching and correcting performance Final action plan Training evaluations |