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- Mon.-Thurs.
- 10am to 9pm
- Fri.
- 9am to noon
- Sun.
- 4pm to 8pm
WHEN CAN I ORDER A CLIENT-SPECIFIC WORKSHOP?
Due to budgetary limits, client-specific workshop
requests are taken on a first come, first serve
basis. In all cases, client-specific workshops
must be requested at least two weeks prior to
the workshop facilitation date. Requests can
be made as early as one semester before the
desired facilitation date. In most cases,
workshops cannot be presented on a Monday.
HOW LONG ARE THESE WORKSHOPS?
Most of our workshops are scheduled for 50 minutes,
one hour, or an hour and fifteen minutes. Some
workshops have been scheduled for two or three hours
with a break. A minimum of 40 minutes must be
allotted for each workshop.
WHY CAN'T A WORKSHOP LAST 10-15 MINUTES?
The forty-minute minimum is set because it allows for
three topics to be covered in our signature
interactive style instead of all lecture-based.
WHAT IF I DON'T HAVE 40 MINUTES AND MY
GROUP REALLY NEEDS HELP?
We can still support your needs. You can go to
the resources section of our web page and get
assistance in the form of tip sheets and
e-reserved textbook chapters on a variety of
oral communication topics. Members of your
group can also make individual appointments
for one-on-one or small group instruction consultations.
WHO CAN REQUEST WORKSHOPS?
Faculty, administrators, staff, student leaders,
and members of Greensboro's non-profit community
can request workshops.
WHAT TOPICS CAN WORKSHOPS COVER?
The topics addressed relate to public speaking,
group, and interpersonal communication. Sample
topics include conflict management, persuasive
speaking, culture shock, facilitating meeting
discussions, mock trials, turning a paper into a
presentation, PowerPoint, and active listening.
WHERE DO THE WORKSHOPS TAKE PLACE?
Workshops can take place in academic buildings,
dorms, or other buildings across campus including
the Speaking Center Training Room. The Training Room
can be used only if there are less than thirty-two
audience members and the space is available.
WHY ARE THEY CALLED CLIENT-SPECIFIC?
They are client-specific because they cover topics
that faculty members identify as applicable in their
academic class and utilize activities that reinforce
key concepts that are needed for present and future
class assignments. The same applies to non-academic
client workshops. We tailor individual workshops to
the needs of the client(s).
WHERE CAN I SIGN UP TO GET A CLIENT-SPECIFIC WORKSHOP?
We are currently allowing workshops to be requested by this online form.