Presentations & Workshops
Presentations and Workshops for the University Community
We will bring our workshops to you! To request a workshop for your organization, program, department, or student group, please contact 612-624-3323. Below is a list of general presentation topics. If you do not see a topic listed, please contact us for an individualized program.
- Diversity Appreciation and Awareness
- Stress Management
- Coping with Depression
- Strategies for Effective Communication
- Going Home
- Sharing Space
- Self Esteem
- Myers Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)
- College Success
- Intimate Relationships
- Women's or Men's Issues
- Family Ties
- Perfectionism and procrastination
- Decision-making
- Knowing and communicating your sexual boundaries
- Workshops designed for students of color or international students
- Gender roles, stereotypes
- Body image
- Navigating transitions
- Relaxation
- Time management
- Study skills
- Test taking strategies
- Other "Made to-Order" Workshops - Workshops can be designed to fit special requirements and can include, but are not limited to, the following areas:
Guidelines for requesting a presentation or workshop:
- Priority will be placed on training of student groups and university staff and faculty focused on improving their service to students
- Priority is given to requests that are placed at least two-three weeks prior to the date of the needed service.
- All requests, regardless of how far in advance they are submitted, are subject to the availability of UCCS staff.
- Requests for evening programs, with the exception of crisis/emergency situations involving the University Community Response Team, should start no later than 7:00p.m.
Fees Policy
Day Programs (8:00a.m. to 4:30p.m.)
- Presentations conducted during regular business hours with student groups and staff/faculty units on topics relevant to service provision for students
- Free of charge
Evening Programs
- Fees range from $0 to $50.00 per hour of direct service
- Free for after hours service in the case of an emergency or crisis situation, such as those involving the University Community Response Team
- If extenuating circumstances exist that may indicate the necessity of fee negotiation, please contact us.