Having made the transition from working in the office to working from home, many companies are currently deciding what the best way is to manage their workforce. How do we keep our remote talent engaged? What does a successful hybrid environment look like? This new work paradigm shift presents HR professionals with a new set of challenges to keep their organization running efficiently and staying engaged.
Join us for Certificate in Virtual & Hybrid Leadership to learn how you can best lead, communicate, and grow your virtual teams to create a thriving and engaging organization.
New Roles of Managers & HR Professionals
Friday, February 4, 2022 // 1:00pm - 3:00pm ET via Zoom
With the shift to hybrid and "working from home", employees are finding the need for increased support from their organizations. Now more than ever, managers and HR professionals must provide that support and leadership to successfully guide their organization into the future. This session will examine the how HR's roles have changed and how they are likely to evolve moving forward.
Key issues include:
Adopting a holistic approach to employee well-being
Legal Issues Surrounding Virtual Work
Friday, February 11, 2021 // 1:00pm - 3:00pm ET via Zoom
The Coronavirus has caused many organizations to reshape how they function. For many, working remotely has become the "new normal". But this change comes with a set of legal implications that need to be considered. This session will cover some of the issues facing organizations, including HR policies and procedures, the hiring process and onboarding.
Specific issues that will be addressed include:
Non-discrimination, including accommodations for people with disabilities
Leading Effective Hybrid & Virtual Meetings
Wednesday, March 16, 2022 // 1:00pm - 3:00pm ET via Zoom
Online meetings can be opportunities to create a sense of community, enhance creativity, and engage in critical thinking and problem solving. Too often, however, meetings are ineffective time wasters. This session will enable you to lead highly effective meetings at a distance.
Virtual Interviewing & Selection
Friday, March 25, 2022 // 1:00pm - 3:00pm ET via Zoom
Conducting effective hiring interviews virtually takes planning. Whether it’s one-on-one or a panel interview, there are steps interviewers can take to gain the information needed to make informed selection decisions. This session will provide specific techniques for ensuring that your virtual interviewing and selection process works.
The date for this program has already passed. If you would like to be notified when new dates become available, please contact Kristi White at whitekr@msu.edu.
Tina M. Riley, is an Associate Professor, Associate Director, and Director of Professional Development in the School of Human Resources and Labor Relations at Michigan State University. She holds a PhD in Higher, Adult and Lifelong Education, with a concentration in Communications, and a Master of Labor and Industrial Relations from Michigan State University.
Dr. Riley is a results-based educator and executive coach with expertise helping individual leaders, and organizations, achieve their full potential through high-impact communications that build trust and promote inclusion and engagement.
She adopts an engaging and holistic approach to teaching that facilitates learners’ ability to move from theory to practice. Her teaching style makes complex concepts accessible to graduate students and seasoned professionals alike. Dr. Riley teaches academic and professional development classes on a variety of HR and leadership topics including communications, leadership development, managing change, diversity and inclusion, and conducting workplace investigations.
With her passionate and engaging style, Dr. Riley develops and presents customized leadership development programs for both public and private sector organizations, from manufacturing to the Courts. Organizational leaders and HR professionals from across the globe including Bahrain, Cameroon, Canada, Georgia, Nigeria have participated in her workshops.
Stacy Hickox, JD, is an Associate Professor in the School of Human Resources and Labor Relations at Michigan State University. Stacy practiced law in the area of disability law at Michigan Protection and Advocacy Service prior to coming to SHRLR. Ms. Hickox also taught for several years at MSU's law school, including courses in employment law, civil rights, and disability law. Stacy has written a book on the Americans with Disabilities Act and several law review articles on various aspects of employment law. Her current research focuses on the employment of ex-offenders, including potential claims for adverse impact and negligent hiring liability.
One or more instructors listed above will be teaching
Registration closes 24-hours before the start of the program.
Certification is only given to those who attend the entire program and pass the examination.
FOR VIRTUAL (ZOOM) PROGRAMS
MSU reserves the right to cancel programs when enrollment criteria are not met or for conditions beyond its control. Any additional costs incurred by the enrollee of canceled programs are the responsibility of the enrollee.
This program has been approved for 8 continuing education credit hours towards Professional Development Program recertification.
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