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CSU: Building Confidence COVID-19 Vaccinations Live Broadcast Tuesday, June 8

If you have questions and concerns about the coronavirus vaccine, you’re not alone. Join us for this live webinar on Tuesday, June 8, 2021 from 2:00pm – 3:00pm PST with Dr. John Rott, Regional Assistant Medical Director at Kaiser Permanente, as he addresses several of the most frequently asked questions we’ve received related to the vaccine.

You’ll learn about:
COVID-19 vaccine updates: Insight on how effective vaccines are, how safe they are, and where you can get one.
Vaccines: Focus on Your Questions: Frequently asked questions related to side effects, vaccine safety, common myths, and continued safety protocols.

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Questions: Email hradmin@calstate.edu

 

CSU’s Got Talent Online Training: Effective Communication Online or Off Secrets to Getting Your Message Heard

How we communicate is a significant component to effective leadership. In this session, discover communication practices to increase your impact in the
digital space and during a pandemic. We’ll review core communication principles and keys for success, as well as tips for modifying your messaging in relation to your environment and the needs of your team, colleagues, manager and beyond. If you want your messages to be heard (and better yet, acted upon), you’ll want to join us.

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Questions: Contact Jennifer Wicks, Executive Producer, at jwicks@calstate.edu or 562-951-4525 prior to webcast day.

This course will take place Friday, 26 2021 from 10:00 am – 11:00 am. All CSU Faculty & Staff are invited to attend this free webcast.

No Registration Required. Please join as a “Guest” and type in your CAMPUS/Your Full Name (for example: CSULB/Steven Spielberg).

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You are welcome to view all of our previous recordings on the learning portal, CSU Learn.

 

Transforming Tech Stress into Tech Health

Do you experience screen fatigue, eyestrain, back pain, neck and shoulder discomfort, exhaustion, stress, anxiety, depression, and/or insomnia? Are you distracted by notifications and addicted to digital devices? Dr. Erik Peper describes an evolutionary approach to re-envisioning our relationship with technology. With little or no awareness, we have become addicted to screens as the digital devices have hijacked our evolutionary survival mechanisms. Learn the physiological processes, ergonomics, evolutionary traps, workstyle and lifestyle patterns that contribute to the development of symptoms. Dr. Peper provides strategies to prevent illness and optimize health with your digital devices that you can use right away, to not only survive, but to thrive with sanity in this plugged-in world.

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Questions: Contact Jennifer Wicks, Executive Producer, at jwicks@calstate.edu or 562-951-4525 prior to webcast day.

This course will take place Thursday, April 29, 2021 from 10:00 am – 11:00 am. All CSU Faculty & Staff are invited to attend this free webcast.

No Registration Required. Please join as a “Guest” and type in your CAMPUS/Your Full Name (for example: CSULB/Steven Spielberg).

DID YOU MISS IT?

You are welcome to view all of our previous recordings on the learning portal, CSU Learn.

 

COVID Vaccine Information Webinar

There has never been a more important time for members of San José State University to learn about the vaccinations and receive answers to common questions and concerns. The California State University, in partnership with Kaiser Permanente, is hosting an educational webinar to provide employees the tools to understand the current landscape.

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of vaccines.

CSU’s Got Talent Online Training: Understanding and Achieving Resilience to Face Challenges

Nearly 1 in 5 Americans say they have a physical reaction when thinking about the pandemic. This kind of stress puts our body and brain on high alert, intensifying negative emotions and causing restless nights and unproductive days. All humans have a built-in negativity bias, which undermines a more rational approach to challenges thrust upon us. Those challenges go beyond the threat of the virus itself by drastically altering our normal routines. You’ll learn how to combat stress by recognizing emotional triggers and utilizing proven strategies for changing your mindset and behaviors. This isn’t about simply “bouncing back” from adversity-it’s about “bouncing forward” because of it.

Click here to join the training.

Questions: Contact Jennifer Wicks, Executive Producer, at jwicks@calstate.edu or 562-951-4525 prior to webcast day.

This course will take place Friday, 26 2021 from 10:00 am – 11:00 am. All CSU Faculty & Staff are invited to attend this free webcast.

No Registration Required. Please join as a “Guest” and type in your CAMPUS/Your Full Name (for example: CSULB/Steven Spielberg).

DID YOU MISS IT?

You are welcome to view all of our previous recordings on the learning portal, CSU Learn.