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Participate in all parts of project training including Motivational-Interviewing, Cultural Humility, Wellness Coaching, and Train the Trainer Training (for motivational interviewing) Must be able to attend Wellness Coaching training at West Chester University on Tuesday, August 13 and Wednesday, August 14 from 8am-4pm each day ( CHEP can provide transportation) Must be able to attend CHEP training at MU the week of August 19-23 from 8am-4pm (lunches will be provided) All trainings are paid.
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Wellness Coaching is a free service provided to students through the Center for Health Education and Promotion (CHEP). Wellness Coaching is a free service provided to students through the Center for Health Education and Promotion (CHEP.
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Pallet management: orders CHEP and white wood pallets for the site, conducts reconciliation of pallet count, researches large pallet system variances. Pallet management: orders CHEP and white wood pallets for the site, conducts reconciliation of pallet count, researches large pallet system variances.
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