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Behavioral Health and Resilience in COVID-19
September 02, 2020
Dr. Kira Mauseth Clinical Psychologist & Co-lead for Behavior Health Strike Team at DOH presented information on trends, workforce impacts, & Resources specifically to address COVID-19 for work and families.
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This is helpful information that will help us balance our priorities in the workforce and home.
Telling New Stories about Disability
April 03, 2019
The Office of the Education Ombuds (OEO) is an agency within the Governor’s Office that was created in 2006 by the Washington State Legislature to address barriers to student achievement and reduce the opportunity gap in K-12 public education.
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Carrie Basas presents information on Accessibility in state government.

Public Records: Overview, duties, how-to
October 03, 2018
Jennifer Steele, Public Records Counsel for the Attorney General's Office shares important information on agency response, managing records, searching, handling personal devices/accounts, and reviews limited exemptions to the law. The presentation concludes with a list of resources.

Public Records Presentation
September 05, 2018
Anita Wieland, Records Officer of the Office of Financial Management presented information at our September 2018 monthly meeting. She defined what a public record, public disclosure and records management are. This link has information that will be extremely helpful to you.

NEW!! Student Engagement & academic partnerships at DOH
April 04, 2018
Paj Nandi from Department of Health's Center for Public Affairs shared information about utilizing academic engagement and partnerships to promote excellence in public health practices, develop the next generation workforce, and advance leadership throughout Washington's Health System. Review this if you are looking to formalize your organization's internship programs.

Change, Conflict, & Communication
Tom Sweeny, CEAP, Employee Assistance Program and friend to EAG provides an overview of the "The Three C's: Change, Conflict & Communication." This presentation is full of information, coping techniques, and empowerment. There's one thing that's always certain, and that's change.

Conference Planning
Honorary EAG member Shellie Burnham, and current member Mary Anderson, provided this presentation on conference planning. This presentation covers determining your audience, timeline, soliciting volunteers, selecting a location and establishing and adhering to a budget. We recommend all EAG members volunteering to chair events to review this presentation.

Conflict Happens! Skills for Creating Balance
October 27, 2017
Fact: conflict happens. In this presentation provided by the Dispute Resolution of Thurston County, you'll find information on self-awareness, unpacking thoughts and strategies, communications skills, setting boundaries and planning for wellness and balance.

The DNA of a Star Assistant
Joan Burge, founder and CEO of Office Dynamics, LTD, provides inspiration to administrative assistants across the nation. In this adaptation of Star Assistants, EAG member desiree Monroy reviews manager's responses to questions including "what five skills ...most important for an assistant to be successful in the workplace?" and more. This presentation provides building blocks for "star assistants" to rise further.
EAG Survey of Washington State Directors
June 14, 2016
EAG hosted a workshop on resumes and recruitment in Vancouver, WA. In addition to a panel of experts, EAG conducted a survey of agency director's on attributes, traits, and behaviors that they seek in an executive assistant. Click on the picture to see a visual representations of the survey responses.

On Fire or Burned Out?
First presented at the 2013 EAG Spring Planning Work Session, an encore performance of this presentation was requested for the EAG Fall Conference of the same year. EAG member, desiree Monroy, provides information and tips to conquering situational workplace anxiety and promotes the use of the five basic human needs to balance stress and be ready to help others.

Web Accessibility Tips
November 02, 2017
Danya Borowski, IT Supervisor/Webmaster at the Washington State School for the Blind, provided information on website accessibility tips and tricks. She taught us to ask questions about "POUR"; perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust. Her presentation file also includes links to evaluation tools to help test your website for accessibility.