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Practicing Emotional Intelligence (EQ) is an essential part of developing connection with others. The ability to recognize our own and others’ feelings is invaluable in today’s work environment. In this three-part series, you will learn and practice skills and strategies that can build connection, trust, and cultivate inclusive decision-making and a sense of belonging. You will be invited to bring your own experiences and understanding as tools for individual and collective reflection, learning, discussion, and practice with others. If you are interested in gathering with DEM colleagues and build your awareness, understanding, and capacity for emotional intelligence (EQ) – this is for you!
What to know:
The Division of Enrollment Management is hosting three 90-minute virtual sessions offered on Zoom specifically focused on:
o Noticing and Naming Emotions
o Leading with Empathy
o Perspective-taking and Perspective-getting
Why should you attend?
• Explore and examine the foundations, complexities, and practices of specific emotional intelligence elements.
• Understand the anatomy of an emotion and examine how emotions and thoughts work together to influence behaviors.
• Identify personal behaviors and actions influenced by emotions that impact decisions, results, and relationships in the workplace.
• Review & practice strategies to build your own capacity and awareness of emotions in the workplace and identify ways to choose response, rather than reaction.
Specific Workshop Summary
• PERSPECTIVES.. We each have our own worldview and lived experience. There is great value in pausing, checking assumptions, and looking through the lens of others. What happens when you share your story and I share mine? Learn the value of perspective-taking and perspective-getting as strategies that drive inclusive processes, decisions, relationships, leadership, and teams.
• Objectives:
As a result of participating in this interactive session, you will:
• Further examine the cognitive form of empathy
• Learn about the creation of polarities is decision-making
• Practice polarity mapping
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Tamie Klumpyan (tklumpyan@wisc.edu)
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Division of Enrollment
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