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Course Code:	MQ 180
Course Abstract:	This course teaches participants an easy-to-use systematic model for assuring effective group and individual meetings. The participants learn to increase their efficiency using short decisional meetings, which also encourage a team feeling between participants. Issues such as setting an agenda, prioritizing, organizing materials, and preparation are examined.
Audience:	This course is designed for anyone who will be conducting meetings
Duration:	1 day
Learning Outcomes:	Upon completion of this course, the participant will be able to: > Identify four types of meetings > Identify preconceived beliefs about meetings > Understand the anatomy of a meeting > Recognize specific behavioral styles that could disrupt a meeting > Learn communication skills that will enhance the success
Course Topics:	Introduction Evaluation of last meeting Pre-conceived beliefs about meetings Plan a party In this introductory section, participants reflect over their last meeting. This serves as a segue into preconceived thoughts and feelings about meetings. A metaphor of planning a party is used to illustrate how to plan a meeting. Purpose of Meeting Types of meetings Associations Brainstorming Commitment Data sharing Meeting alternatives Participants identify four types of meetings to be used depending on the purpose. Meetings without purpose serve to undermine important meetings. Participants examine alternatives to formal meetings. Planning the Meeting Structure: When, Where, Why and How Long Participants: Technical roles Agenda Goals Notification Response
Prerequisites:	None.

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