Available Workshops

To register for a workshop please click on the name of the workshop you are interesting in attending to see the list of dates and times offered. You will receive an email confirmation confirming your registration. If a workshop is full you will be assigned to the wait list. If you are unable to attend a workshop, please contact the workshop presenter to cancel your registration.

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Multi-Passenger Van Driver Evaluation
Driving evaluation to assess driving skills.

Intermediate Drupal Training
This workshop builds on the Introduction to Drupal workshop by learning how to build books on a Drupal site, learning how to build columned page layouts with panels, and learning how to build webforms and access the submitted results.

Introduction to Drupal
This workshop introduces users to the basic functions for creating and publishing content to a Drupal website at Appalachian. Users who will be maintaining a website are required to attend. Please note the prerequisites.

Having a Drupal site is a prerequisite because we have found that it is easier to retain information from the workshop if you have a site to work on already. However, people who are interested in learning how to use Drupal are welcome to attend as well.

Summer Reading Leaders: American Dervish
Facilitator: Clark Maddux, Summer Reading Program

The workshop will allow discussion leaders to explore various ways to engage students in conversation about American Dervish, assist discussion leaders in treating the book from a variety of perspectives, and identify ways to encourage active student engagement in their own education.

We are offering this workshop at several times to allow you to select a time that best fits your schedule. Each workshop is limited to 25 persons, the approximate size of each of the discussion sections with freshmen on Saturday, August 17.

Teaching with iPads
This workshop will focus on resources and strategies for using iPads and other tablet computers specifically in a library setting.

Attendees will have the opportunity to discuss and try new ideas for using these devices in reference, instruction, and other library-related activities.

Strategic Planning Coffee
Conversations surrounding the development of the new strategic plan are underway and we would now like to host a series of open forums in order to share the process with the campus community and to give those individuals who were not able to respond to the survey an opportunity to be heard.

HAZCOM101 - Basic Hazard Communication
COURSE OVERVIEW
This course contains the basic information required by OSHA pertaining to working around or with hazardous chemicals in the workplace.

COURSE AVAILABILITY
This course is best presented to groups of employees who work in similar areas. Therefore it is presented to academic departments, non-academic work areas and shops, and other areas upon request by a supervisor.
To request this course, please contact Mr. Ronnie Riddle at ext. 7649 or email him at riddlere@appstate.edu

MAP-Works: Essential Functions
MAP-Works - Making Achievement Possible - is an online resource that assists first-year students (both Freshmen and Transfer)in accessing resources to address their specific needs.

MAP-Works also provides an easy and efficient opportuinity for faculty and staff who work with first-year students to connect and collaborate, ensuring the student receives all the support he or she requires to be successful at Appalachian.

This workshop is an overview of the essential functions of MAP-Works and the valuable institutional data MAP-Works has produced this year.

FOR SECTIONS NOT SCHEDULED IN COMPUTER LABS, USERS SHOULD BRING A LAPTOP!

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