RESOURCE BANK
The Place to be When You Want to Know MoreWe have developed this resource search tool for you to use after you have taken the "self assessment" test (you can also use it if you haven't done a self assessment too!). In order to meet your unique learning needs, we organized the resources under the headings, "read", "do", and "observe." Included here are many types of resources including: journal articles, books, websites, online resources, guidebooks, and assessment tools. In the right column you can browse by "action" or by "categories." If you have feedback or other resources to share, please let us know by clicking the appropriate buttons on the top right of the page.
5/9/2012
10 Body Language Tips to Help You Land That First Job
As a new graduate, you've spent hours crafting the perfect resume. The format is eye-catching and the wording is practically perfect. But you'll need much more than a well-crafted resume if you want to land that all-important first job! You have only seven seconds to make a first impression, and once the interviewer has labeled you as submissive or confident, credible or uncertain, likable or arrogant, it is very difficult to change that opinion. To make the most of those crucial few seconds follow 10 body language strategies.
5/7/2012
Another kind of GPS: Great Professional Skills
A GPS helps you to navigate on the road and find the way. The workplace GPS helps you to navigate in both your job search and successful, long term employment: Great Professional Skills.
5/7/2012
Effects of Interdisciplinary Training on MCH Professionals, Organizations, and Systems
Effects of Interdisciplinary Training on MCH Professionals, Organizations, and Systems Presented by: Lewis Margolis, MD: Associate Professor, Maternal and Child Health, UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health Angela Rosenberg, Dr. P.H.: Associate Professor, Department of Allied Health Sciences, UNC Chapel Hill Moderator: Laura Kavanagh, MPP: Director, MCH Workforce Development Date/Time: Tuesday, May 15, from 2 to 3:30pm. Registration: http://learning.mchb.hrsa.gov