Next Meeting:
Stuff You Do Not Learn in Engineering School

2 hour professional development workshop

Date:Thursday, May 10, 2012

Location:
UNH Alumni Center, 9 Edgewood Rd. Durham, NH
Schedule:
6:00 - 7:00pm Dinner (free: assorted sandwiches and salads)

7:00 - 9:00pm Workshop
Cost: free (RSVP Required!)

Reservations:
To RSVP, please contact Tracey Harvey by e-mail at tracey.harvey@unh.edu or by phone at (603) 862-1353 by Monday, May 7. Thank you.

Workshop Description:

Do you feel your engineering education fully prepared you for the real
world? Are you able to cope with non-technical issues like dealing with
clients and the public? Do you need to develop better writing, speaking and listening skills that will help you advance in your career? Are you afraid that things will change faster than you can learn them, thereby making you less competitive in your field?

Drawing from these and other concerns, Carl Selingers Stuff You Do not
Learn in Engineering School provides straightforward, practical skills
to acquaint young engineers, indeed all professionals, with
important non-technical issues, discussing them in plain English and
offering many effective actions. These skills include making decisions,
setting priorities, running meetings, speaking, writing and listening
better, leading teams, dealing with stress and having fun, and
understanding themselves and others.

About the speaker, Carl Selinger:

Carl Selinger is an independent consultant helping aviation and
transportation organizations with business strategy and applying new
technologies. Carl gives professional development seminars including
his unique Stuff You Do Not Learn in Engineering School to teach the
non-technical soft skills that are important to be effective in the real
world.

Selingers forty-year career spans aviation, transportation planning and
strategic business planning. His seminar, Stuff You Do Not Learn in Engineering School, has helped several thousand engineers and other professionals over the past decade.

Carl holds civil and transportation engineering degrees from Cooper
Union, Yale University, and Polytechnic University. More information
about Carl Selinger is available at his website: www.carlselinger.com.

Parking:
After 6pm, you may park in the alumni lot D which is adjacent to the Alumni Center. Prior to 6pm, you may ask the Alumni Center Reception for a parking pass or park at the Visitor Lot.
http://www.unh.edu/transportation/visitor/map.pdf.

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