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* 02/-:?4/2000 13:12 61272:55936 BaPB aPA P a'.-E PA'SE 01 <br />FAX Cover Sheet <br />To: <br />iTom: <br />Re: <br />Date: <br />Ron Moorse <br />Barbara E. Raye <br />Training Sessions <br />February 24, 2000 <br />Auached .vre t«y resume aaJ that of Lynn Ceschwind. I think she will bring additional <br />cifdibiliiy on the Sexual Harassment tiaining for your employees. I his iv a topic that <br />conruses people a little, and it is helpful to have two trainers as well as a team that can <br />help balance the exposure/legal i.ssues from those ot intcrper.sonal workplace <br />rclaiH>M.sliips that arc healthy und normal. <br />I recommend that we plan for 1/2 day .sessions for each topic area. The three topic areas <br />are Sexual llaras.smcnt. Diversity (Cross-cultural Communication), and Respectful <br />W.Hkpluces (CrcatiNC Connict Resolution). The approach to diversity is one ot respect <br />for all dil terenccs and an opportunity to examine how each of u.s has different hi.sioric.s. <br />values, learning styles, and communication expectations. This is a fun, pretty active <br />session and is ba.sed on a design T*ve delivered over 2-dozcn time.x with employees at <br />Plymouth. Muineionka. U.S. Customs, .M.N Slieiiffs Association, and us a I-day naininp <br />through Hamline University. It i.s well-rcceived by all group.s and achieves our goals ot <br />gieatei understanding of personal culture, difference of others, and respect for how those <br />differcncc.s can present themselves in the workplace. <br />The Creative Conflict Resolution session helps people understand their prefeircd <br />.ipproach to corinicts/problems and to see how the approach to conflict should vary based <br />on the situation. Then participants engage in pretty active creative problem solving, and <br />.>cciuirio di.scussioivs based on real-life workplace conflicts. 1 hese situations include <br />oppominiiics to piaciicc ways to demonstrate rc.specl us well as to ask for ii/rcqucst <br />chances in behavior when something happens that concerns us. Again, our intention i.s to <br />focu> on building relation.ships between individuals with regard for their individual <br />nccds/differencrs rather than define diversity as race or gender. There i.s no shiime or <br />guilt discussion - just a focus on building re.spcctful. inclusive work place environments. <br />Our goal is to ha\e everyone experience how behaving in more open, respectful ways <br />will cnnance their own experiences in the woikplace <br />Each session should have no more than 20-25 persons, so we would be scheduling ^ <br />sessions for regular employees and 2-3 for tirefighiers or a maximum total ot b sessions <br />per each of the 3 topic areas ( 24 sessions in total). Most of the deslgn/developmeni of <br />these sessions already done, so there is minimal need for pieparation/design lime in the <br />amliuU The cost for each session is $700.tH) and gei.emlly includes two trainers. There <br />jrc .som.; matciriU fees for each session as well. You can budget SS.50 per peison pei <br />session and we can fit the materials costs into that budget.