112: Gen Z in the Workplace: How to Understand, Challenge and Mentor With Rachael Andersen-Watts

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112: Gen Z in the Workplace: How to Understand, Challenge and Mentor With Rachael Andersen-Watts

$20.00

Full

Nashville

100: Music, Literature, Culture, and Politics

Ages

Feb

Tue

06:00

07:30

Schedule Type Title: Every Day of the Week

Schedule Description: RACHAEL ANDERSEN WATTS provides the insights into Generation Z which will inform and delight.

Sessions: 1

Session Hours: 2.00

USN Evening Classes - Zoom Meeting URL: Join Zoom Meeting https://zoom.us/j/92445691382?pwd=czNxUVA5eVlFcEN1ZCtMV2VWZWRrZz09 Meeting ID: 924 4569 1382 Passcode: 225781

Instructor/s: Rachael Andersen-Watts

Description

If you are ready to move beyond griping about “kids these days” as you work with the twenty something Gen Z in the contemporary workplace, this class is for you. If you are ready to level up your professional development opportunities with the younger crowd and forming bonds which enhance productivity, listen up as attorney, instructor of legal writing, head of academic success at Vanderbilt University Law School, corporate coach, and USN Parent RACHAEL ANDERSEN WATTS provides the insights.

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Instructor Bio

Instructor: Rachael Andersen-Watts

If you are ready to move beyond griping about “kids these days” as you work with the twenty something generation in the contemporary workplace, this class is for you. If you are ready to level up your professional development opportunities with the younger crowd and forming bonds which enhance productivity, listen up as attorney, instructor of legal writing, head of academic success at Vanderbilt University Law School, corporate coach, and USN Parent RACHAEL ANDERSEN WATTS provides the insights into Generation Z which will inform and delight.

She will begin by familiarizing you with generation theory as it relates to Generation Z and will share a four pillared approach that will inspire you to create an environment which challenges without alienating, fosters mentorship and democratizes expectations for all (even if we are scared of SnapChat and TikTok ).

Rachael Andersen-Watts

Instructor in Law

Rachael Andersen-Watts has taught at Vanderbilt Law School since 2015. She has also worked in private practice, principally in health care law, in Nashville and Detroit. The scope of her work as an attorney included regulatory, contract and transactional representation, as well as research and writing related to litigation-facing matters. In 2018, she obtained certification to serve as a Rule 31 mediator in family and civil disputes.

Representative Publications

"Annual Survey of Michigan Law, Environmental," 55 Wayne Law Review 313 (2009)
"High Price for Small Errors in RHQDAPU Reporting," American Health Lawyers Association RAP Sheet (2008)
"Recognizing Our Dangerous Gifts: Applying the Social Model to Mental Illness," 14 Michigan State Journal of Medicine & Law 201 (2008)
"The Failure of Breast Cancer Informed Consent Statutes," 14 Michigan Journal of Gender & Law 141 (2008)

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