The Regents will respond to questions submitted to them in advance by the organizers of the event as well as questions from the floor. The forum, which is open to all members of the campus community, is sponsored by the Academic Women's Caucus, the Center for the Education of Women, the Commission for Women, the Institute for Research on Women and Gender and the Women of Color Task Force. Topic areas include Performance Management, Change Management, Communication, Conflict Resolution, Customer Service, Telecommuting, Self-Development, Writing and Supervision.
Early registration is recommended as courses fill quickly.
For information, call 764-7410. Symposium focuses on '97 Nobel Prizes Find out about the winners of the 1997 Nobel Prizes, what their work entailed and the impact of their contributions through non-technical presentations at the free, public Third Annual Nobel Symposium sponsored by the Program for the Study of Complex Systems in Room 170, Dennison. Carl Simon, professor of mathematics, of economics and of public policy, will moderate. 606 E. Hoover. For a listing of events and additional information, call 763-3562.