#1       PROFESSIONAL DINING

Monday, September 29,

6-8 pm Summit Room

(ATLC Rm. 236)

Wednesday, October 1,

2-4 pm Conference Ctr. (Rm. 344 Main)

Your conduct during business dining speaks volumes about how you conduct business. 

Restaurant etiquette and table manners will be presented.

Topics will also include making reservations, determining who pays the bill and appropriate tipping.

#2       LEADERSHIP

Tuesday, September 30,

5-7 pm ATLC Auditorium 

Friday, October 3,

10-12 pm ATLC Auditorium 

Leadership ability is the single characteristic most valued by employers.

Organizational success is built on the strength and values of its leaders.

Accept the leadership challenge and begin building your personal foundation for career achievement.

Learn the principles and skills that guide effective leader.

#3       ACCOUNTING AWARENESS SERIES

Thursday, October 9,

4:30-6:30 pm ATLC Auditorium

Accounting - all the kool kids are doing it!  Panel discussion looking at career options, job responsibilities and future forecast of employment opportunities. Open to all business majors.

#4       MANAGING DIVERSITY IN THE WORKFORCE

Tuesday, October 14,

3-5 pm ATLC Auditorium

Thursday, October 16,

6-8 pm ATLC Auditorium 

Managing diversity is about the way we treat people – the causes and consequences of negative treatment and how we can deliberately build a climate that supports productivity based on quality treatment.  Managing diversity is about business.  It is about the way we include all people that work with us in the essential business of the organization – to create an environment that supports the growth and development of everyone.

#5       MAKING ENDS MEET: IS THERE A WAY TO HELP WORKING AMERICANS?

Thursday, October 16,

3-5 pm ATLC Auditorium 

Monday, October 20,

6-8 pm ATLC Auditorium  

Today, millions of Americans are struggling to stay economically afloat.  Many of them are working full-time, but they cannot make their paychecks stretch to pay the bills for basic necessities.  What has come of the American Dream that if you work hard and play by the rules, you will prosper?  This issue book presents three perspectives on the question of what can be done to ease the financial problems that plague both the working poor and many middle-class families.

You MUST register for this learning module due to the structure and content. Please register at joseph.roberts@cincinnatistate.edu and indicate the date and time you wish to attend.