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National Food Service Management Institute

Valuing Differences in the Workplace

Satellite Seminar

April 23, 2003



Description

Target Audience

Satellite Coordinates and Times
          Coordinates subject to change. Verify information prior to program transmission.

Finding or Sponsoring a Site

Continuing Education Credit

Participant Handouts and Facilitator Resources

View webcast


Program Description

Habits, customs, and beliefs of other cultures are some of the key issues addressed in this satellite seminar. The objectives of this broadcast are to enable food service managers and supervisory personnel to:

  • Recognize the dynamics of culture in the United States and its influence on the workplace.
  • Identify skills that open lines of communication while fostering understanding of others.
  • Develop and implement personal strategies to increase knowledge about different cultures.
There will be emphasis on the fact that we all belong to many different cultural groups with different norms, roles, behaviors, and beliefs. Valuing diversity means being responsive to a broad range of people. This includes individuals of different race, gender, class, native language, national origin, physical ability, age, sexual orientation, religion, professional experience, personal preference, and work style. Role play will be used to model some of the key topics and to illustrate how to appreciate differences as we strive to work together.

Target Audience

The NFSMI invites all child nutrition personnel - including food service assistants, managers, directors, and state agency staff - and others interested in building human resource management skills to view the satellite seminar.

Satellite Coordinates and Times

The following information is subject to change beyond the control of NFSMI.

Satellite Seminar Times

Each viewing will be preceded by a 15-minute test period.

First Viewing
Eastern: 3-4:00 pm | Central: 2-3:00 pm
Mountain: 1-2:00 pm | Pacific: Noon-1:00 pm

Second Viewing -- will include Spanish captioning
Eastern: 5-6:00 pm | Central: 4-5:00 pm
Mountain: 3-4:00 pm | Pacific: 2-3:00 pm

Satellite Coordinates

C-BandKU-Band
Telstar 4AMC03
Transponder/Channel 10Transponder/Channel 18
89° West87° West
Downlink Frequency: 3900 Mhz          Downlink Frequency: 12060 Mhz
Polarity: HorizontalPolarity: Vertical
Audio: 6.20 and 6.80 MhzAudio: 6.20 and 6.80 Mhz


Important Phone Numbers

Satellite Reception Trouble: 1-919-850-4565

Satellite Seminar Questions:

Voice: 1-800-321-3054
Fax: 1-800-321-3061
E-mail: nfsmi@olemiss.edu


Finding or Sponsoring a Site

To sponsor a site or locate a site near you, contact your State Satellite Coordinator.

Continuing Education Credit

This program is approved for one hour of American School Food Service Association (ASFSA) Continuing Education Credit (CEC). Credit may be available through other professional associations. For information contact your association.

Participant Handouts and Facilitator Resources

Participant handouts (PDF, 87K)

Facilitator resources have been streamlined. Click on the materials that you require.

Satellite Program Announcement Flyer (PDF)
Satellite Facilitator Sourcebook This resource for the satellite facilitator contains general information that does not change from one program to another. It includes duties of the facilitator, choosing a viewing site, and backup plans. New facilitators should review this sourcebook.
Attendance Roster The roster should be completed and returned to the state satellite coordinator or the ASFSA state certification processor following the satellite program training session.
Rebroadcast/Duplication Request Form This form is rarely needed. No permission is required for taping a single copy for later use.

Webcast

This satellite seminar will be available by webcast the day of the program and indefinitely thereafter.




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