Trisec: Just days away!

Wouldn't you like to ...

• ... become a great public speaker?
• ... make your office more earth-friendly?
• ... prevent sexual harassment in the workplace?
• ... deal effectively with difficult people and situations?
• ... manage work-related stress?

... then join us for TriSec 16! But hurry; time is running out to register. You don't want to miss this exciting learning opportunity.

Throughout the month, you, your efforts and your commitment are honored. You deserve the time for both personal and professional growth. Join us in Anaheim, where tribal secretaries and administrative assistants will gain the skills that they need to succeed. You can shape your future.

If you have already registered, click here to download and print your workshop slides. Remember: Falmouth will not provide printed presentation handouts for any of the workshops.

Meet your TriSec instructors! Rachel Martin

With the belief that teaching, training, and dialog change people’s lives, Ms. Martin has spent the majority of her career in the field of education. For the past year, she has worked as part of the curriculum team at the Falmouth Institute; she recently began teaching various training sessions for them as well. Before joining Falmouth, Ms. Martin taught for George Mason University (Fairfax, VA) and the University of St. Thomas (St. Paul, MN). She also worked for the YMCA and American Red Cross, teaching children and adults.

Throughout her career, Ms. Martin has helped to create meaningful, beneficial policies with regard to diversity, particularly in the realm of equal rights. She has worked with many committees and departments at different universities and organizations to establish sexual harassment training and diversity trainings for staff, faculty and students.

Ms. Martin holds a Bachelor’s degree from Metropolitan State University with a double major in English and Women’s Studies. She received her Master’s of Arts degree in American Literature from the University of St. Thomas, with a focus on American Cultural Studies. Ms. Martin completed her course work for her Doctorate of Philosophy in Cultural Studies and received a certificate in Gender Studies from George Mason University.

Join Ms. Martin at TriSec 16 for the following workshops:
How to Green Your Office: Creating the Environmentally Friendly Office
and Sexual Harassment.

How to green your office

Today, “green” is no longer just a color — it means “earth-friendly.” This workshop, which will be offered during TriSec 16, will provide you with tips to make your office more earth-friendly, from reducing electricity and paper usage to increasing your own ecological awareness to recycling and choosing to use green office supplies.

Ask yourself these questions:

• Do I switch off my computer, lights and other electronic equipment in my office overnight or when not needed?
• Do I send and edit documents electronically whenever possible, to save paper?
  
• Does my office participate in a recycling program?
  
• Is my office kitchen equipped with reusable utensils and plates, rather than paper or plastic?
  

The opportunities are endless and you can make a difference. Make your workplace more socially responsible and earth-friendly. This exciting workshop and many more await you at TriSec 16!