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Serve It Up Safely™ online – Keeping produce safe throughout the flow of food Certified Food Protection Manager Renewal Course
Reports of foodborne illness outbreaks associated with eating fresh fruit and vegetables is a reminder to all food handlers that contamination can happen anywhere along the food supply chain. -
Serve It Up Safely™ online – Preventing Foodborne Illness Certified Food Protection Manager Renewal Course
In this lesson, you will explore the most common foodborne microbes that cause illness. Then, you’ll review foodborne outbreaks to recognize food safety risks and hazards. Next, you’ll learn safe food handling practices to prevent foodborne illness. -
Serve It Up Safely™ online – Responding to a food recall Certified Food Protection Manager Renewal Course
In this lesson, you’ll explore classifications of food recalls, learn to read a product label, identify recalled product, review guidelines to follow after receiving a food recall notice from a vendor and develop a plan to respond to a food product recall. -
Sign Maintenance and Management Training for Local Agencies (Online)
This online distance-learning course was created to provide a concise, cohesive set of sign maintenance and management materials to employees of cities, counties, and municipalities. -
Sleepers: Truckers and Sleep Apnea
The online lecture begins with an introduction to the risks of crash-related injuries and fatalities in long-haul trucking and potential control and prevention strategies. -
Social and Emotional Learning + Wellbeing
Social and emotional learning (SEL) includes learning to be aware of and manage emotions, work well with others, and persevere when faced with challenges. Youth programs can support social and emotional learning and wellbeing through equipping staff, paying attention to l -
SS&W Leader Training Pre-Work
4-H Volunteers must complete the SS&W Leader Training Pre-work prior to attending an in-person discipline training. Course contact Nicole Pokorney pokorney@umn.edu -
Storytelling for Influence
Use the power of storytelling to influence and inspire your audience. -
Strategic and Mindful Communications
Achieve your professional objectives through strategic, mindful, and nimble communication that builds trust and fosters productive collaboration. -
Strategic Talent Management
Invest in talent. -
Successfully Lead Enterprise-Wide Change Management
Manage large-scale change. -
Talent Acquisition: Recruiting a Diverse Workforce
Attract and hire diverse candidates for your organization. -
Teaching in Globally Diverse Classes Certificate Canvas course
To enroll in the TiGDC Certificate program, please register for ICC X204: Teaching in Globally Diverse Classes Asynchronous Canvas course. -
Team Communications
Communicate effectively during team projects and meetings. -
Technical Writing
Produce powerful content and clear writing. -
The Growing Silicosis Outbreak Among Engineered Stone Fabricators
Engineered stone, or quartz, countertops are marketed to consumers as durable, scratch-resistant surfaces that are less likely to stain and require no seal or reseal. -
The Internal Consultant
Develop credibility and relationships to help your clients find solutions. -
The Kanban Method
Understand and manage risk in the delivery of services using the kanban method. -
The Learning Lab: How to Conduct Online Focus Groups
In this two hour workshop, Professor Krueger will present some skills and techniques useful in online focus group interviewing, specifically on Zoom. -
The Learning Lab: Introduction to Coding Techniques
In this workshop, Prof. Saldaña will cover the fundamentals of qualitative coding and specifically explore coding with In Vivo. The workshop will take 2 hours to complete, learners will earn 0.2 CEUs for completing this course. -
The Learning Lab: Introduction to Online Focus Groups
On March 25, 2021, the LET-MCH Qualitative Methods Mini-Lab hosted the spring 2021 semester session “Introduction to Online Focus Groups,” presented by Dr. J. Michael Wilkerson. -
The Learning Lab: The Power of First Person Storytelling in Public Health
Personal narratives are powerful tools for researchers and practitioners alike. They can be used to educate, influence, train, advocate, and reflect in the public health field. Harnessing the power of these narratives is an important skill. -
Training Raptor Ambassadors: Foundations of Behavior – Self Study
Is your raptor ambassador an engaged willing participant in its education role? If not, do you know how to help it become one? This self-study will provide insight into how to train a raptor ambassador using the A,B,C,s of the science of behavior. -
Travel Medicine
This course prepares physicians and other health care providers to care for people traveling to (or living in) Low and Middle Income countries and ot