Campus Labs Designees
*Sessions are designed for informational and Q&A. Detailed training and information will be scheduled and provided to all university stakeholders.
| Thursday, September 22, 2016 | ||
| TIME | WORKSHOP SESSION | PRESENTER |
|---|---|---|
| 9:00AM-10:00AM | Preparing for Your Unit Internal Audit This session provides a method for the evaluation of area business practices, risks, and internal controls. This training is intended for all managers, not just those involved in the business function of the office. The Office of Internal Audit Self-Assessment Guide will be provided to managers which will serve as a “pre-audit” checklist. | Ingram Quick |
| 10:00AM-11:00AM | Using Proper Grammar in Professional Contexts Correct spelling and the use of a vocabulary appropriate to the situation in which the communication takes place is essential. Incorrect spelling or the use of inappropriate word-choice can negatively cloud or obscure the meaning you wish to convey. This session will focus on correcting a few of the more common errors and sub-standard usages to look for and correct during the editing process in writing and speaking, as well as language to avoid in professional contexts. Proper and improper examples are provided for discussion. | Deneia Thomas (Christina Leath) |
| 11:00AM-12:00PM | Oracle Demonstrations for Faculty Self-Service and Advising This session offers an introduction to the new Oracle Faculty Self-Service and Advising system. The objective of this session is to provide an overview of the system. | Wendy Dixie |
| 1:00PM-2:00PM | Preparing for Your Unit Internal Audit This session provides a method for the evaluation of area business practices, risks, and internal controls. This training is intended for all managers, not just those involved in the business function of the office. The Office of Internal Audit Self-Assessment Guide will be provided to managers which will serve as a “pre-audit” checklist. | Ingram Quick |
| 2:00PM-3:00PM | Using Proper Grammar in Professional Contexts Correct spelling and the use of a vocabulary appropriate to the situation in which the communication takes place is essential. Incorrect spelling or the use of inappropriate word-choice can negatively cloud or obscure the meaning you wish to convey. This session will focus on correcting a few of the more common errors and sub-standard usages to look for and correct during the editing process in writing and speaking, as well as language to avoid in professional contexts. Proper and improper examples are provided for discussion. | Deneia Thomas (Christina Leath) |
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