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    Training and Development

    If you have training and development related questions, please contact Human Resources at Human.Resources@baruch.cuny.edu

    Training Resources

    CCA Staff Development Workshops

    CCA Workshops

    More Information about CCA, Baruch’s Employee Assistant Program (EAP)

    Call 800-833-8707 or visit myccaonline.com and use company code CUNY.

    Tools and Rules for Teleworking: A Guide for Employees

    Seminars

    2024 Seminar Offerings

    Webinars recap:

    Baruch College: Workday Workouts

    Baruch College: Health And Well-Being In The Workplace

    Baruch College: Eating for High Energy

    CUNY Compliance Training

    CUNY Compliance Training General Information

    All CUNY employees are required by New York State law to complete workplace violence training every year. Log on to CUNY Blackboard to complete the online Workplace Violence Prevention (WVP) Training course and the Employee Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Course (E-SPARC). The training links will appear in the My Organizations box as “Baruch College WVP” and “Baruch College E-SPARC.” In accordance with New York State law, CUNY has implemented the Employee Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Course (E-SPARC) University-wide to provide employees with annual training for the prevention, identification, and reporting of sexual harassment.

    Enough is Enough: Resources for Combating Sexual Harassment/Sexual Assault (Title IX)

    Anyone – of any gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, religious affiliation, citizenship status, race, class or educational level – can suffer from sexual harassment, including sexual violence.

    CUNY Professional Development (PDLM)

    The Professional Development and Learning Management (PDLM) office offers various professional development training to CUNY employees.

    • CUNY PDLM Homepage and Catalog
    CUNY Technology Training

    Baruch Computing and Technology Center (BCTC) Instructional Guides

    CUNY Technology Training Resources

    Calendar for CIS Training

    CUNYfirst Query Viewer Training.  The training will include the following topics:

    • Understanding what is a database
    • The basics of CS Query also known as Peoplesoft Query
    • Search methods and Query Navigations
    • Running queries via Query Viewer
    • Downloading queries to Excel
    • Variations with browsers in downloading
    • Helpful Tip/Reference
    • Securing Data

    Here’s a glimpse of the sessions for the CUNYfist Query Viewer Training 2024. Pick a session below to explore more about the CUNYfirst queries.

    • Wednesday, April 17th 2pm – 4pm
    • Wednesday, May 22nd 10am -12pm

    Jump Start Your CUNYfirst Query Viewer Journey!

    REGISTER NOW

    CUNY Tuition Waivers
    • Baruch College Tuition Waiver Form and Information

    Eligibility

    Employee Category Service Requirements Course Type & Credit Limits Summer Session Winter Session
    Instructional Staff UG — 1 year
    GR — None
    UG – No Limit
    GR – 6 Credits
    No No
    Classified Managerial UG — 1 year
    GR — None
    UG – No Limit
    GR – 6 Credits
    No No
    Adjunct Teaching Titles 10 consecutive semesters 1 Course (UG or GR) No No
    Gittleson Titles 6 months UG – No Limit
    GR – 6 Credits
    Yes UG Only No
    Classified White Collar 1 year UG – No Limit
    GR – 3 Credits
    Yes UG Only No
    Classified Blue Collar 1 year UG – No Limit
    GR – 3 Credits
    Yes UG Only No
    Skilled Trades 1 year UG – No Limit
    UG Only
    Yes No

    UG = Undergraduate, GR = Graduate

    DC 37

    DC 37 Education Fund Classes and Benefits

    Members of collective bargaining units represented by DC 37 (except Local 371, 95, 107, 205, 215, 253, 389) are eligible for Education Fund classes and programs. Terms for Education Fund classes begin in September, January and April respectively. For more information on eligibility click here or call (212) 815 -1700.

    DC-37 Education Fund Contact:

    • Comments or suggestions for new course?
    • Email: edfund@DC37.net
    • Fax: (212) 815-1604

    For more information, please visit the DC-37 Education Fund page here.

     

    DC-37 Personal Service Unit

    Call the Personal Service Unit: (212) 815-1250

    Phone-in hours: Monday – Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

    Why should someone use PSU?

    • Job Jeopardy – Problems at work can result in disciplinary action, resulting in a verbal or written warning, charges, or a scheduled hearing. It is to your advantage to contact PSU at the earliest sign of trouble.
    • Personal and Family Problems – Other reasons members come to PSU include, but are not limited to, personal and family difficulties, alcohol and substance abuse, depression and anxiety, and major life changes.
    • Group counseling – Periodically, the PSU staff provides group counseling for members with similar needs such as:
    • Wellness Support Group for members who have emotional and/or health related problems.
      Layoff Support Group

    Outreach Program – This program assists:

    • Members on short-term disability in need of assistance
    • Pre-Retirees to prepare for retirement
    • Homebound members and retirees

    Social Work services at PSU will help you to:

    • Identify your problems
    • Identify the strengths and resources that you already have
    • Identify better ways of coping
    • Locate community resources
    • Obtain counseling or specialize treatment if necessary
    DCAS Citywide Training Center Courses

    Citywide Learning & Development (L&D) is the central source of training within New York City government for employees at all levels, from all agencies. Classes are taught by a mix of government, university and private sector experts, and span 7 portfolio areas:

    • Technology Skills
    • Personal Development
    • Management & Supervision
    • Professional Practices
    • Organizational & Executive Development
    • Certification & Credit bearing courses
    • NYC specific content

    Current Training Offerings

    • CTC Course Catalog
    • CTC Employee Application – Please submit completed applications to your supervisor for approval.

    For more information, go to the NYC DCAS Citywide Learning & Development home page.

    PSC CUNY Professional Development

    Grants are available for full-time faculty (PSC-CUNY Research Awards), higher education officers/college lab technicians and adjuncts/CET.

    PSC CUNY – Professional Development

     

    Suicide Prevention Task Force: "At-Risk" Training

    Baruch’s Suicide Prevention Task Force, which was recently charged by President S. David Wu, would like to share an important new training resource that is now available for all staff and faculty.

    Are You Worried About a Student?

    College students today face increasing pressures that can lead to emotional distress, depression, anxiety, substance abuse, and even thoughts of suicide. Research shows that depressed and anxious students are more likely to be absent, take semesters off, or drop out of college. As faculty and staff, we can take small steps that make a big difference.

    Through CARES Act funding, CUNY has adopted an online, free, interactive training—At-Risk for Faculty and Staff—to help you notice signs of student distress, use techniques to discuss your concerns, and, if necessary, refer students to appropriate resources. At-Risk for Faculty and Staff lets you practice these challenging conversations at your own pace through roleplay with virtual students and helps you build confidence to talk with students you are concerned about. Typical completion time is 30–40 minutes, and your progress across the training is saved so you can complete it in multiple sessions.

    To access this simulated training:

    1. Visit CUNY’s Kognito site
    2. Log in or create a new account
    3. Use enrollment key: baruchcaruf
    4. Launch At-Risk for Faculty and Staff

    If you have any questions about the training, please don’t hesitate to contact Glenn.Albright@baruch.cuny.edu or Teresa.Hurst@baruch.cuny.edu.

    WordPress and Web Accessibility training

    Learn how to use the most popular website builder.  The WordPress and Web Accessibility session is basic training that will include the following:

    • How to edit & add content in WordPress for Baruch College’s sites (text, links, images, pdfs and more.)
    • The importance of Web Accessibility & IP (Intellectual Property)
    • How to ensure Alternative Tags and Heading levels are included
    • How to create and remediate PDFs

    Training sessions are held every 3rd Thursday from 12:30-2:30pm through December 2023.  Please click here to see the entire schedule and to sign-up for a session.


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