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Coaching Collaborative

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The Coaching Collaborative (CC) will create a resource for UNO’s faculty and staff that supports their efforts related to student engagement, retention, and success. The CC will build a network of opportunities for full-time faculty and staff to receive free and confidential coaching that will enhance their confidence and empowerment in their work to support students, help them identify goals, support skill development, and work through workplace challenges.

Coaching has benefits for individuals and organizations in that it helps people set and achieve goals, improve communication, become more self-reliant, and develop confidence as well as work more productively, navigate change, and increase engagement.  

Housed in the Center for Faculty Excellence (CFE), the CC will offer four types of coaching - strengths-based, instructional, leadership, and personal and professional coaching - the CC will provide multiple avenues for faculty and staff to strengthen their support of UNO students.

More information and links to register are coming soon!

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