Cindy Bryant

Cindy Bryant

About me

Compliance Training Author and Facilitator

Interests

education, training, regulatory affairs and reading.

Skills

compliance; management; education; student interaction

Activity

Discussion Comment
Cynthia, Thank you for sharing your opinion and insight on how the media influences society. Cindy Bryant
Discussion Comment
Tim, It is very easy to get "caught up" in a students situation. It is very hard to back out of the situation. You have indicated several good practices. Thank you Cindy Bryant
Robert, Thank you, you could be right. Cindy Bryant
Linda, What are some suggestions of how student referrals should be obtained? Cindy Bryant
Discussion Comment
Edward, You have some very good points. I would strongly encourage you to sit in on an interview to completely understand how your campus manages this process. Cindy Bryant
Edward, This is an excellent approach. It allows the student to draw their own conclusions. Cindy Bryant
Discussion Comment
Amanda, This is a good start. It sounds like you are on the right track. Cindy Bryant
Amanda, These are great features, however, I must caution you on the use of phrases such as up-to-date. If you use this language you will need to qualify its meaning. A piece of equipment that is up-to-date today maybe out-of-date tomorrow. Cindy Bryant
Discussion Comment
Neidra, In my professional opinion I would not bend the rules without a good reason to do so. Being held hostage by student complaints is highly uncomfortable but sometimes you must draw a line in the sand. Cindy Bryant
Discussion Comment
Pedro, The first step I would have anew employee take is to read the catalog and whatever happens do not vary from the material within. Cindy Bryant

End of Content

End of Content