Anne Arundel Community College’s popular Java Spot series continues to draw crowds with its roster of timely topics.
The early morning complimentary sessions sponsored by AACC’s Center for Workforce Solutions (CWS) offer information on a variety of business and industry topics suggested by CWS clients and representatives of business, industry, government and the nonprofit sector. A subject matter expert leads each Java Spot presentation, with sessions generally lasting between 90 minutes and two hours.
“During each Java Spot, we provide a brief overview on front line topics ranging from mobile device forensics and supply chain competitiveness to perpetuating leadership. We also touch on industry trends and professional development opportunities,” says Sonja Gladwin, AACC workforce solutions manager. “Our Java Spot participants tell us they gain valuable insight and information to take back to the office.”
“The Java Spot series has proven to be a great way for the business community to access the resources of the college. It doesn’t take an enormous amount of time and participants walk away with a good understanding of the services and resources available to them here at AACC,” says Laura Weidner, Ph.D., AACC dean of workforce solutions.
Created to serve as a snapshot of the training capabilities CWS provides, each Java Spot can be available to your organization as customized training. For more information, or if you have questions about upcoming sessions or have an idea for a future Java Spot, contact the Center for Workforce Solutions at cws@aacc.edu or 410-777-2732.
UPCOMING JAVA SPOTS
Measuring Results from Training
Examine how to measure the tangible/intangible benefits and costs of training within your organization.Wednesday, Oct. 26, 2011; 7:30 am – 9:15 amAACC’s Arundel Mills location, 7009 Arundel Mills Circle, Hanover
Employee Engagement and the Four GenerationsA practical approach on how to get multiple generations to commit to the success of your organization.Thursday, Dec. 8, 2011; 7:30am – 9:15amAACC’s Glen Burnie Town Center location, 101 Crain Highway North, Glen Burnie
Succession Development – Perpetuating Leadership for the Future of Your BusinessSuccessful organizations plan the development of their future leaders. Learn to move from planning to active development of your bench strength.January 2012 (Date and location TBD)
National Security Challenges Impacting MarylandLearn about national security challenges and their impact on the Maryland business and intelligence communities.March 2012 (Date and location TBD)
Using Social Media to Grow Your BusinessMove beyond having a social media presence to making that presence work for you. Learn tips about using LinkedIn, Google, Twitter and other social media to help your business grow.May 2012 (Date and location TBD)
While Java Spot training sessions are complimentary, space is limited and they fill up quickly so be sure to reserve your seat today! To RSVP, email cws@aacc.edu or call our offices at 410-777-2732.
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