Coastal decision-making workshop focus RALEIGH - The NC National Estuarine Research Reserve will conduct a needs-assess ment workshop for coastal de cision-makers on Tuesday and Wednesday, June 27 and 28, at the UNC-Wilmington Center for Marine Science Research. The two-day workshop is aimed at coastal land use plan ners, regulatory personnel and other local officials who make decisions affecting coastal North Carolina. The workshop will help coastal decision-mak ers assess their training needs. Topics on the agenda include: when and why to conduct a needs assessment; the differ ence between a training-needs assessment and market analy sis; guidelines for developing needs-assessment instruments; and opportunities for sharing data within the region. Ginger Hinchliff, coastal learning ser vices manager with the NOAA Coastal Services Center, and Kate Barba, education coordi nator for the National Estaurine Research Reserves, will conduct the workshop. Cost for the workshop is $35. Workshop materials and regis tration form are available at www.ncnerr.org. For more in formation, contact Jim Mason with the NCNERR education office in Beaufort at (252) 728 2170 or by e-mail at jim__mason@ncnerr.org. The NCNERR is managed by the Division of Coastal Management’s Coastal Reserve program. The decision-maker workshops are part of a na tional coastal training initia tive to provide decision-mak ers with scientific information and instruction to help them in their work. ECSU to host student: orientation sessions Elizabeth City State Univer-. sity will host its New Student Orientation for freshmen Thursday, June 22, and Friday, June 23. The two days of orien tation will be spent preparing students for the transition into a collegiate environment and is designed to enhance their success during their first year of college. Parents and guardians are encouraged to attend. \ For details, call Mrs.! Deborah Branch, director Counseling and Testing §efi vices, at (252) 335-3273. ; ! Supervisory skills to be next course ELIZABETH CITY, NC - The in ternationally recognized AMA courses being offered through the College of the Albemarle’s Small Business Center presents “First Line Supervision” beginning July 11. The six-week course will meet one night a week from 6 p.m. until 9 p.m. and feature the personal qualities needed, and mechanics required, to effectively manage in today’s workplace. If you are in your first position as a manager, aspire to manage rial responsibility, or want to stay on the cutt ing edge of management techniques, this AMA course is designed to meet the requirements for successful implementation of needed skills. To register, call the COA Small Business Center at (252) 336-0821, ext. 2231. 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