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SUMMARY:Conflict Resolution Certificate Program
DESCRIPTION:Conflict occurs naturally in all kinds of settings – whether it’s in personal\, professional\, or workplace relationships. Conflict resolution skills are necessary to address the complexity of relationships constructively. Used effectively\, these skills can promote individuals’ capacities and responsibilities for making better decisions\, building a sense of community\, fostering mutual respect and cooperation\, and developing the use of fairness as a basis for resolving disputes. \nIf you are eager to improve your personal and professional relationships\, Mercer’s Conflict Resolution program will equip you to be a better listener\, understand why managers don’t address conflict\, learn about different conflict styles and behaviors\, manage high-conflict people\, and develop your own approach when dealing with conflict. \nIgnoring workplace conflict can decrease productivity and lead to lower morale. Employees at all levels who are skilled in conflict resolution bring value to their workplace; their skills help them and other employees with job satisfaction\, promotions\, and effectiveness in the workplace. \nThis program will provide you with the skills to build relationships\, improve goal achievement\, enhance commitment\, and generate new insights. The benefits of this program include: \n– Reduced costs\n– Increases performance\n– Retain your top performers\n– Manage risk
URL:https://events.mercer.edu/event/conflict-resolution-certificate-program/
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SUMMARY:Recital by Dr. Jack Mitchener\, Professor of Organ and University Organist
DESCRIPTION:Recital by Dr. Jack Mitchener\, Professor of Organ & University Organist\n3 p.m. • Newton Chapel • Free\nA celebration of the organ with the famous Toccata & Fugue in D minor by Bach and Widor’s Toccata from the 5th Symphony. Additional works by Saint-Saens\, Clara Schumann\, and spirituals by Hailstork.\nRe-dedication of the Plunkett-Sewell Memorial Organ (Built by Holtkamp; tonal revisions by Gober and Desautels; new console by Desautels).
URL:https://events.mercer.edu/event/recital-by-dr-jack-mitchener-professor-of-organ-and-university-organist/
LOCATION:Newton Chapel
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