Mar 19 Tuesday
The WT Enterprise Center will offer a new program designed to provide human resource professionals with skills and tactics designed to protect companies and their employees.
This HR Pro training program, developed by Mirarchi Management Group for use in partnership with the WT Enterprise Center, will offer practical advice for handling employee relations situations with good judgment, sensitivity and high confidence.
HR Pro training will begin from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. March 19 at the WT Enterprise Center, 2300 N. Western Street. in Amarillo, and will continue monthly for 10 months. Deadline to apply is March 13.
Participants will earn 18 Human Resource Certification Institute recertification credit hours and 18 Society for Human Resource Management professional development credits on completion. The training program will include personalized interaction with an experienced HR professionals and peers in a confidential setting.
A unique aspect of the program is “Reset The Clock,” through which HR professionals will receive judicially recognized training to draw a legal line to protect an organization and to enable an entrepreneur to move forward ethically, legally and confidently. By attending the HR Pro program, HR professionals will gain practical insight into navigating the complexities of employee relations, fostering a workplace culture rooted in fair and ethical practices. The program underscores the commitment of the WT Enterprise Center and Mirarchi Management Group to empower organizations with the knowledge necessary for effective and legally sound HR management.
The HR Pro training program is in-person only. The cost is $3,000 per individual and can be paid in person with a card or by mail with a check. Deadline to register is March 13. For more information and to apply for the 10-month (once a month, 830 - 1030am) program, go to WTEnterpriseCenter.com/HRPro.
Mar 21 Thursday
Our region will continue to experience more frequent droughts and torrential rains. Much more could be done to increase water infiltration in the soils of our agricultural lands and to improve water retention in our cityscapes. These actions would fortify the region against upcoming droughts, and lead to more widespread water storage and aquifer recharge–as we transition away from practices that rapidly deplete our groundwater. Above all, we need more people taking concrete actions to regenerate our degraded water cycle in ways that respect the limits of our semi-arid environment.
The purpose of this conference is: 1) to shift the public conversation about groundwater depletion toward a more hopeful narrative built on a wide range of innovative solutions, and 2) to expand the stakeholder coalition focused on improving the water realities we live with and leave for future generations.
Mar 22 Friday
Mar 23 Saturday
Randall County Master Gardeners present Gardening with the Masters One-Day Expo. Saturday, March 23, 8:30 am to 1:30 pm. $20 at the door starting at 8:30 am
Texas A&M AgriLife Research & Extension Center, 6500 W Amarillo Blvd, Amarillo - West of the VA Hospital
Class Topics : 9 to 9:45 Growing Tomatoes - Cheryl Ray 10 to 10:45 Raised Beds - Jennifer Weinheimer 11 to 11:45 Edible Landscaping - Andi Wardlaw 12 to 12:45 Flower Gardening - Barbara Harrington
13 Expo Booths including Microgreens, Winter Sowing, Rain Barrels, Companion Planting, Vermicomposting, Pollinators, Tool Maintenance and more - plus door prizes! Follow Randall County Master Gardeners on Facebook and Instagram.
Mar 26 Tuesday
Poetry circles are safe, inviting spaces to share your poetry, discuss the poetry of others, or come to listen to poetry.
Apr 20 Saturday
During the 60’s Houston Folk Music scene George was sharing stories, songs and stages with Townes Van Zandt, Guy Clark and Billy Joe Shaver. After more than five decades he still brings forth the essence of the folk tradition, the story song. A member of the Texas Arts Commission Touring Roster, George has taught songwriting and performed for schools, libraries, and the special needs community. He was inducted into the Houston Folk Music Archives and is an ambassador for Soldier Songs and Voices, teaching songwriting to veterans and active duty personnel. He has released 15 albums in the US and Europe, had songs included in several movies, and was nominated 2018 Songwriter of the Year by the Texas Music Academy. His song, Build A Bridge was adopted by the Build a Bridge Foundation for Healing through the Arts, and included in the Music to Life CD. His concerts are filled with wit, wisdom, hope and grit, along with his intricate fingerstyle guitar playing and keyboard.
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