Communication

Presented by David Else

Presented by David Else

Presented by David Else

The UNI Career Services works directly with hiring employers and reviews thousands of resumes each year. Most resume writers emphasize the tasks they have completed - employers want to see the skills you gained. Join Career Services as we explore what it takes to make the "Write Impression".

Session discusses the types of symbols (stories, rituals, etc.) that may be used to more effectively manage organizations and/or facilitate change.

Discussion on the technical, operational and managerial aspects of a telecommunications environment within corporations, universities and other businesses and organizations.

Topics range from state legislative & regulatory issues to federal & international issues regarding telecommunication legislation & regulation.

Presentation uses the physician/patient model as an analogy for public relations counseling and practice. This presentation is especially geared towards issues and crises management, new practitioners and students.

Intended for superintendents and principals. A fast-paced how-to approach to maintaining and increasing your market share.

A "real-world," "how-to" approach to developing and implementing a crisis communication plan that works. This approach works for any size business or organization. When a crisis hits, it's too late to figure out what to do; you need to know ahead of time.

Session addresses skills needed by managers and employees in the 21st Century.

Healthy business communication involves balancing the very different aspects of written and oral communication.

Presentation is geared toward community organizations and arts groups who have occasional needs to promote their activities. Focus is on maximizing opportunities for all forms of communication.

Review of the elements for developing a found financial plan and carrying on a fruitful discussion among family members about financial planning topics.