The workshop will be facilitated by Gerard Puccio and his colleague John Cabra from The International Centre for Studies in Creativity at Buffalo State University. Gerard Puccio is Sheridan’s Distinguished Visiting Scholar (Creativity).
This CPS Level I workshop will explore the nature of creativity, debunk common myths about creativity, describe the rapid rise of change in the 21st century and the corresponding need to develop the mind-set and the skill set for effectively responding to and initiating change. Most importantly, the workshop will outline the time-tested Creative Problem Solving process, an approach to on-demand creativity (Creativity Rising Creative Thinking and Creative Problem Solving in the 21st Century ICSC PRESS 2012).
There are 25 participant spots available in each three-day workshop. The workshops are being offered in 2016: January 6, 7 and 8 as well as May 4, 5 and 6. Location – (new) Trafalgar Conference Centre. Only 2 available spots remain for the January session! A waiting list is also available.
Registration for these workshops as posted in the 2015-16 Employee Learning Calendar are now being accepted. Register using PD Place – see helpful links and instructions below.
Click on the link to access a copy of the 2015-16 Employee Learning Calendar with an overview of workshops/courses including descriptions and learning outcomes.
To register for courses please visit PD Place, Sheridan’s new online development management system used by the Centre for Teaching and Learning (CTL) and the Centre for People and Organizational Development (CPOD).
Want to Register? Click here for a tip sheet on how to register using PD Place.