STS Highlights: September 2017
Active Shooter Response Training
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Understanding and Preparing for Active Shooter Events (1 Hour)
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Diversity Training (3 Hours/.3 CEUs)
New Courses: $45 Includes 3 lessons
Course Combo Diversity in the Workplace (1 Hour)
Communication and Diversity (1 Hour)
Tolerance and Respect (1 Hour)
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This lesson describes the characteristics of an active shooter event using the definition established by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security as the foundation. It also discusses actions and procedures that can be taken to prepare for an active shooter event.
This lesson describes actions that can be used to prevent an active shooter event. It discusses appropriate responses to an active shooter event. Definitions and procedures established by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security form a key portion of the content.
This lesson focuses on the components of diversity and why it is beneficial to have diversity in the workplace. It also identifies the importance of tolerance and approaches that can be taken to build personal diversity skills.
This lesson discusses the distinct characteristics of diversity, culture, and cross-cultural communication in American society. It also discusses prejudice, stereotyping, and ways to improve cross-cultural communication in the workplace.
This lesson discusses the characteristics of tolerance, respect, diversity, and prejudice, and describes the relationships between them. It also describes ways to recognize and overcome implicit and explicit biases.
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