Blue CLUES & Weaving the Rope
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John Britten Conference Foyer
John Britten Building University of Canterbury Christchurch, 8041 New ZealandDescription
Presented by: Michael Leiter (Deakin University)
Combined Blue CLUES and Weaving the Rope session: Professor Michael Leiter, a world-renowned expert in the psychology of work, from Deakin University will talk us through workplace civility and respect and how that supports Wellbeing in a constructive culture.
Following this, for those who are able to stay, Professor Michael Leiter will be joined by Professor Katharina Naswall (Psychology, Speech, and Hearing), Associate Professor Sanna Malinen (Business & Law) and Karen Mather (Organisational Development Manager) for a 30 minute panel discussion where there will be light refreshments provided.
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Rachel Dillon
OD Advisor
ext 93292
Email: rachel.dillon@canterbury.ac.nz
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