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New Staff Orientation Gathering March 5th from 10-11:30am

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New Staff Orientation Gathering March 5th from 10-11:30am

 

With a large and diverse system, orientation happens at various levels. This orientation is intended to connect new staff with the extension wide mission and vision, along with the resources and support from Extension Administration and our broader system on campus. These monthly Gatherings enhance the self-paced New Staff Orientation Online with peer-to-peer learning. 

 

We invite anyone to register and join us March 5th @10am to explore Volunteer Engagement with the Organizational Development Team. We will dive into our system's approach in extending our mission through volunteers. Staff will leave with an expanded understanding of Volunteer Programs across the state, the framework and policy central to them all, along with the resources, tools and opportunities to continue learning. Expect lots of connection, conversation and learning!

 

This two-part professional development experience is geared toward the first two years with CCE, to help you succeed and grow. You can learn more about the experience by visiting the New Staff Orientation Page of the CCE Staff Site.

 

We know there are likely folks that have been with us for more than two years with interest- all are invited! Also, staff are welcome to join at any point and at the frequency that makes the most sense for their position. We hope new staff will take advantage of the full experience, created in our belief that when staff are supported and connected to colleagues, campus, and our organizational vision, they will be empowered to contribute to the CCE system, bringing innovation and energy. 

 

Reach out with any questions!


NSO Facilitation Team

Kelly Campbell, Malinda Ware & Alexa Maille

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