Bombarded by information? Persistently interrupted and side-tracked? Always juggling competing and changing priorities? Frustrated with digital overload? This fun and engaging series of 3 workshops, facilitated by “People on the Go,” gives breakthrough techniques for difficult time and productivity challenges.

This 50-minute session will provide an overview of the laws, policies, and practices that became the foundation of anti-blackness in the United States. Participants will learn and share information, then be challenged to apply the learning to our current racial climate.

Zoom. Some of us use it every day, but do we know all the features Zoom can offer? In this training, we will demonstrate the features you can start using to better engage your virtual audience for meetings, trainings, and more.

In this course, students develop a functional understanding of web accessibility practices as they pertain to working within the Cascade content management system. The basics of web accessibility will be covered with an emphasis on producing accessible web content and remedying common accessibility violations. Some…

This 50-minute session will provide an overview of the beginning of whiteness in the United States. Participants will learn historical references, laws and policies and be challenged to apply the learning to our current racial climate.

All aspiring and seasoned thespians are invited to attend a friendly virtual cold reading of Shakespeare’s plays — aspiring to boil down all swashbuckling and soliloquizing to one hour. Their next play is a continuation of “Much Ado About Nothing,” led by Terri Campbell.