UK HR Training & Development Calendar

This course will provide Supervisors with information about how to create effective and successful teams. Supervisors will learn about the various stages of a team and the associated behaviors, thoughts and feelings that team members may experience throughout these stages.

What are the University's cash operations policies and procedures? Who is responsible for cash handling operations at the University? During this workshop, we will undergo an examination of the University's Cash Operations. We will also discuss best practices and audit trends related to cash handling in departments and units at the University. After completing this training workshop, you will be able to:

• Identify your departments role and responsibilities when it comes to handling and depositing cash
• Recognize risks associated with cash handling
• Discuss why it is important to have written cash handling procedures
• Incorporate best practices and internal controls in the daily operation of your department

Based on the books of John C. Maxwell, this leadership series is designed to encourage and support experienced managers to continue to maximize their leadership potential. Managers and directors attend a weekly lunchtime session for eleven consecutive weeks. The academy is conducted every spring and fall. Who Should Attend: Experienced leaders (managers and directors) who want to grow and develop their skills and abilities as leaders in the context of a structured discussion, self-study and peer support. Curriculum: Leaders will meet for 1 .5 once every week to focus on the following issues. Challenging work, readings, and personal assessments are assigned to be completed before class. Faithful attendance and thoughtful participation in discussion is expected. The agenda below outlines each week's topic of discussion. For additional information, including upcoming dates and times, please visit this website: /hr/offerings/experienced-leader-academy

Learn the skills needed to create useful Acrobat forms from scratch and from existing paper or electronic documents. Incorporate encryption and redaction to secure valuable pdf content.

After completing this class, you should know how to:

• Create a form from:
  • Existing pdfs
  • Scanned images
  • Microsoft documents
• Generate a form from scratch using Adobe LiveCycle Designer
• Edit and add form fields
• Walk through the form distribution process
• Export collected form data to Excel
• Establish and apply Security Polices
• Utilize the redaction feature to block out sensitive information
• Reduce or optimize pdf file sizes