Facilitator: Adrian Anderson

Location: Close-Hipp 828

This workshop will delve into the process and procedures involved when students are reported to the Office of Student Conduct and Academic Integrity for violating the Honor Code. It will specifically address how this office adjudicates cases of academic dishonesty, particularly those involving the use of artificial intelligence.

Facilitator: Microsoft 365 representative

Location: Welcome Center 112

New to Copilot or curious about what it can do? Join us for a friendly, hands-on session where we’ll explore what Copilot is, how it works, and how it can support your day-to-day tasks. This workshop is great for beginners who are interested in gaining foundational knowledge about Copilot. 

Facilitator: ODI

Location: Welcome Center Corner Suite

Curious how others are using Copilot to streamline their work? Join us for a relaxed, drop-in style workshop where faculty and staff come together to share tips, tricks, and real-world examples of how Copilot enhances their roles. Whether you're a seasoned user or just getting started, this is a great opportunity to learn from your peers, ask questions, and discover new ways to boost productivity—all while enjoying a fresh cup of coffee. No formal presentations, just great conversations and shared insights!

Facilitator: HRSM faculty/staff

Location: Close-Hipp 828

Curious about what your personality says about you? Join us for a fun and engaging introduction to the True Colors personality assessment, a simple yet powerful tool that helps you better understand your natural preferences, strengths, and communication style.

In this workshop, you'll discover your primary "color" and what it reveals about how you think, work, and relate to others.

Facilitors: Collin Crick, Tina Weeks Weaver and Kathy Gustafson

Location: Welcome Center 112

Join us for an interactive and insightful workshop where faculty and staff will explore the True Colors personality assessment—a fun and easy-to-understand tool that reveals your unique personality style. Through engaging activities and group discussions, you'll gain a deeper understanding of your own communication preferences and learn how to better connect with colleagues who may see the world differently.

Whether you're looking to enhance teamwork, improve collaboration, or simply understand yourself and others more clearly, this session will provide practical tools to strengthen relationships and foster a more inclusive and supportive work environment.

Facilitor: Josh Dunn

Location: HRSM Conference Room

Discover the support available to you as a Ph.D. student in this interactive workshop, where the facilitator will guide you through essential academic, professional, and personal resources designed to help you thrive throughout your academic journey.

Facilitor: Adrian Anderson

Location: Close-Hipp 828

This workshop is designed to assist faculty in integrating artificial intelligence into their course structure — whether you’re just starting out or already using AI tools. The level of AI adoption in your curriculum can be as bold or subtle as you prefer. Taking the initial step to incorporate AI into your teaching will not only bring your classroom into the future but also better prepare your students for what lies ahead.

Facilitor: ODI

Location: Welcome Center Corner Suite

Curious how others are using Copilot to streamline their work? Join us for a relaxed, drop-in style workshop where faculty and staff come together to share tips, tricks, and real-world examples of how Copilot enhances their roles. Whether you're a seasoned user or just getting started, this is a great opportunity to learn from your peers, ask questions, and discover new ways to boost productivity — all while enjoying a fresh cup of coffee. No formal presentations, just great conversations and shared insights!

Facilitor: Robynn Pease

Location: Welcome Center Corner Suite

How might your chronological age provide you with a unique mindset for interaction within the workplace?

Considering the economic, social, cultural, and technological experiences that have influenced your career choices and how they differ from both your older and younger colleagues could be critical in successfully communicating with your colleagues. With 4 -5 generations now actively engaged in full-time employment, the multigenerational workplace is here to stay. Join Robynn Pease, Ph.D., USC Staff Ombuds to learn about working styles from a generational lens, including preferences for communication and resolving conflict. Learn how to avoid age bias across all generations and the values and expectations that all generations share when they go to work. Activities to strengthen intergenerational relationships within work units will also be provided.

Facilitor: HRSM Faculty/Staff

Location: Dean's Conference Room

Explore the transformative power of Stories Sell by Matthew Dicks as we focus on the theme of storytelling. Join fellow faculty and staff in a welcoming space to discuss this thought-provoking book, share perspectives, and build community.

Facilitor: Collin Crick

Location: McCutchen House

Dine Like a Diplomat: Mastering Mealtime Etiquette for Professional Success
Join us for an engaging and interactive workshop designed to elevate your dining confidence and polish your professional presence. Whether you're attending a formal banquet, hosting a guest, or navigating a business lunch, this session will equip you with the essential etiquette skills to make a lasting impression. Learn the art of table manners, conversation cues, and cultural considerations that reflect poise and professionalism at every place setting. Perfect for faculty and staff looking to refine their social savvy in both academic and global settings.

Facilitor: Josh Dunn

Location: HRSM Conference Room

Discover the support available to you as a Ph.D. student in this interactive workshop, where the facilitator will guide you through essential academic, professional, and personal resources designed to help you thrive throughout your academic journey.

Facilitor: ODI

Location: Welcome Center Corner Suite

Curious how others are using Copilot to streamline their work? Join us for a relaxed, drop-in style workshop where faculty and staff come together to share tips, tricks, and real-world examples of how Copilot enhances their roles. Whether you're a seasoned user or just getting started, this is a great opportunity to learn from your peers, ask questions, and discover new ways to boost productivity—all while enjoying a fresh cup of coffee. No formal presentations, just great conversations and shared insights!

Facilitor: HRSM Faculty/Staff

Location: Dean's Conference Room

Explore the transformative power of Stories Sellby Matthew Dicks as we focus on the theme of storytelling. Join fellow faculty and staff in a welcoming space to discuss this thought-provoking book, share perspectives, and build community.