Self-mastery is the ability to take control of your own life and begins with developing your self-awareness. It allows you to recognize and understand your thought process, habits and behaviors. It is therefore a choice; the way in which you choose to interact within the world, at work and in our personal lives. Join us for a new interactive, three-part course, available to non-supervisory employees.

Course Dates:

• April 21st, 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. (Part 1)
• May 5th, 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. (Part 2)
• May 26th, 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. (Part 3)

There is a registration fee of $75.00 to cover the costs for assessments and reading material. Supervisory approval is required prior to registration. Course is open to non-supervisors only and limited space is available.

Nicole Vaughn is the Professional Development and Assessments Manager for the Division of Human Resources, in the Office of Organizational and Professional Development. She is a MBTI, DiSC and FIRO-B certified practitioner.

There is a registration fee for the course. Participants agree to attend all three dates and complete homework assignments.

In consideration of other attendees, we ask that you respect the following guidelines:

Perfumes and Cologne and Other Items with Fragrances

Attendees are asked to refrain from using, wearing, or bringing scented products and materials to training classes. Personal care products such as cologne, perfume, aftershave lotions, scented lotions, and fragranced hair products may cause headaches, upper respiratory symptoms, shortness of breath, and difficulty with concentration in persons with asthma or allergies.

Service and Therapy Animals

The University of South Carolina is committed to providing reasonable accommodations to persons with disabilities and fulfilling obligations under State and Federal Law. Persons with disabilities are permitted to bring service animals as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) to training programs.

Emotional support animals, therapy animals, and companion animals are not permitted in training classes, except in cases where such animals have been explicitly approved by your supervisor or home department as an accommodation.

Individuals who are attending training classes who are allergic to, or have concerns about, service or therapy animals are encouraged to notify the Office of Organizational and Professional Development in advance of the training to ensure adequate space is provided to mitigate contact with such animals.

The Office of Organizational and Professional Development is committed to providing access to all individuals attending training courses. Please let us know if you require any specific accommodations as a result of a disability by emailing us at hrtrain@mailbox.sc.edu.