According to the FranklinCovey website, training participants learn to take initiative, balance priorities, improve interpersonal communication, increase creative collaboration and apply principles for achieving a balanced life.
The training will be led by the following facilitators affiliated with UW-Eau Claire:
- Dr. Beth Hellwig, vice chancellor for student affairs
- Dr. Joseph Abhold, dean of students
- Dr. David Jones, professor of English and women's studies
- Shelley Mather, chair, Classified Council, and university services program associate in nursing
- Laura Manydeeds, learning and development/employee wellness coordinator, Human Resources
- Jake Wrasse, Student Senate vice president
Those who might be interested in the "7 Habits" training are asked to complete a brief survey to help organizers gauge campus interest.
The Covey training will be offered through the UW-Eau Claire Chancellor's Office and Human Resources. For more information, contact Laura Manydeeds at 715-836-2514 or manydeel@uwec.edu.
