Family members of the late Virginia Holland Nicoll, R.N., established an endowed scholarship in her memory with a $10,000 contribution to Wor-Wic Community College.
During commencement ceremonies for Wor-Wic Community College at the Wicomico Youth and Civic Center, Louise L. Gulyas, Worcester County Commissioner and the Worcester County liaison to Wor-Wic’s board of trustees, began her address to the graduates by reassuring them that they have “made the right decision to study at Wor-Wic and, of course, to graduate.”
Child care providers can learn speaking and writing skills to help build positive interpersonal relationships with parents, co-workers and the community by taking “Communication Skills for Child Care Professionals.”
Real estate agents can learn to provide helpful information and solutions for clients when providing up-to-date information on foreclosures by taking “Foreclosures, Short Sales, Deed in Lieu and REOs in Maryland.”
Child care providers can learn how to develop an effective classroom environment that works for children and staff by taking “Room Arrangement in Child Care: Its Importance and Benefits.”
Anyone interested in employment in the landscaping industry can learn the components of turf and landscape management, as well as equipment maintenance, by taking “Landscape Maintenance — Introduction.”
Learn how to find lost files, organize your work into folders and back up your files by taking “Windows Vista: Managing Files and Folders.”
Anyone interested in reviewing basic algebra skills for work, school or in preparation for college math placement tests can benefit by taking “Math Boot Camp.”
Discover the different types of communication and how to be more effective at it by taking “Communication Skills for Supervisors.”
Managers, supervisors and human resources employees can learn how to engage employees and capitalize on what each generation brings to the workplace by taking “Surviving Multiple Generations in the Workplace.”