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The office of Training and Organizational Development designs and coordinates training and development opportunities for personal and professional growth for all Colorado State University employees — academic faculty, administrative professional staff, and state classified personnel. Our vision is to provide experiences and organizational development services that support faculty and staff and align with Colorado State University’s strategic initiatives and mission.

Most training and consulting services are free of charge, though there may be a fee for cost of materials or copy written resources.

Purpose:

To inspire learning – creating an engaged community.

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TOD Spring Schedule News

Available now, TOD Late Spring 2019 Training Catalog offers Spring semester trainings from 3/25/19 through 5/10/19. And for our Distance Learners off campus, our Spring 2019 Distance Learning Catalog is also available.

Don’t forget to check My Learning as frequently as you want for training openings. We have gotten a lot of feedback about how challenging it can be to get registered for classes as they fill-up quickly.  We are addressing this concern in several additional ways:

  • During Spring semester, we have put a hold on customized trainings in order to instruct more Supervisor Development Program trainings.
  • We offer multiple sessions of the Foundation trainings, which are part of the required training for supervisors and we monitor those that have high-demand waitlists to determine if we need to add additional sessions.
  • We have added waitlists for all of our Core trainings, which are also part of the CSU Supervisor Development requirement.
  • We divided our registration for the semester into Early Spring and Late Spring, hoping that the two different registrations will allow you to plan your schedule in more reasonable chunks of time and ensure that we have less ‘no-shows’, thereby making space for more learners.

Emerging Women Leaders Webinar Series

Sign up for the following Emerging Women’s Leaders Webinar Series sessions by clicking the title below, or searching that title on My Learning.
Each training runs from 11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.

Available for registration now:

  • Apr. 9 ~ Ready to Stretch?: Elective. Self Discovery.
    When faced with an opportunity to take on a stretch assignment, new role, or promotion, what’s your reaction? Be Leaderly surveyed more than 1,100 professionals to find out what it takes to say “yes” with confidence. In this webinar, learn what we discovered.
  • May 7 ~ The New Rules of Teamwork: Elective. Self Discovery.
    Today, 84% of employees are “matrixed,” working on multiple teams every day. Networks of teams are replacing top-down hierarchies. And the role of a high-performing team player is changing. Are you keeping up? In this webinar, learn to leverage the “magic ratio” of highly effective teams, harness the collective intelligence of groups, and make a memorable mark.

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The regularly formatted Emerging Women Leaders Webinar Series offers multiple sessions of webinars that blend leadership skills training with advice from guest speakers who are senior-level women leaders. In every webinar, hear these outstanding leaders share their top career and leadership tips. Take advantage of post-webinar discussions with colleagues from campus.

Click into My Learning for Registration or Training History

My Learning, a learning portal powered by Bridge Learning Management System (LMS) software, is CSU’s new employee training dashboard for registration and tracking of supervisory and professional development classes. Starting Summer 2018, CSU employees are registering for classes through My Learning, which replaces our current registration system.

Interested in your training history? Click the My Learning logo to be taken to your dashboard, and scroll down to your COMPLETED trainings.

Want a My Learning tutorial? Take advantage of the My Learning Registration Guide in .pdf format. If you attempt to register and a class is full with no wait list, we encourage you to check back as people will drop and shift their schedules. Please also see wait list suggestions at the My Learning Resources page.

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New Intake Forms

Facilitation and Customized Training Requests

Contact the Office of Training and Organizational Development to explore your options and develop strategies and training tailored to the needs of your staff.

NOTE: Due to the need to move more CSU supervisors through the Supervisory Development Program training classes, TOD will not be scheduling customized trainings until after the completion of the Spring 2019 semester. Please fill out this form to register your interest in a customized training to be held after mid-May.

Transfer Credit Requests

If you have taken a training you would like considered for professional development credit, please fill out this request for training credit.

If a form is not working, please email us at CSUTraining@ColoState.edu.

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Supervisor Development Program

This new program is designed to cultivate effective and inspired supervisors at Colorado State University. Program begins in spring 2017. More

Professional Development

Our classes and workshops focus on self discovery, interpersonal skills, team effectiveness, and systems thinking. More

University Employee Orientation

This campus-wide new employee orientation will acclimate you to our great culture and campus. More

Customized Training

We offer training and assistance to meet the specific needs of departments and work units experiencing change and conflict. We often provide maintenance for departments who want to continue moving in a productive direction. More

Emergency Readiness Training

Designed for campus preparedness, Building Proctor and readiness trainings are open to all CSU employees who may be faced with handling emergencies at work or at home.  More

Thank you to VPD, HR, and OEO!

We would like to thank the office of the Vice President for Diversity, Human Resources and the Office of Equal Opportunity at Colorado State University for their partnership with us. Because of these offices, we are able to offer classes such as Rules of the Road and Inclusive Excellence part one and two. We would like to express our most sincere gratitude, the Supervisory Development Program would not be possible without the help of these offices!