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Dr. No茅mi Nagy Highlights Collaborative Success in Negotiations During Faculty Speaker Series
September 12, 2024
Tampa, Florida
On the evening of Thursday, September 12th, the David C. Anchin Center for the Advancement of Teaching hosted an engaging and insightful event as part of its Faculty Speaker Series. Dr. No茅mi Nagy, an assistant professor in the USF College of Education鈥檚 Department of Leadership, Policy, and Lifelong Learning, delivered a compelling talk titled 鈥淚ntegrative Negotiations: How to Get Your Way AND Make Friends.鈥� The event took place in TECO Hall and drew a diverse audience eager to enhance their negotiation skills.
Negotiation, a skill often perceived as daunting, was demystified during Dr. Nagy鈥檚 interactive presentation. Participants learned that negotiation is not only a teachable skill but also a critical tool for advocacy, particularly for women and minorities. By shifting the focus from disputes to expanding mutual gains, Dr. Nagy demonstrated how negotiations could become less intimidating and more collaborative.
Through a blend of research-backed insights and practical examples, Dr. Nagy guided attendees in mastering the art of effective deal-making. The workshop included hands-on learning opportunities, allowing participants to practice strategies and tools designed to navigate negotiations successfully. Attendees left equipped with a greater understanding of how to approach negotiations with confidence and a collaborative mindset.
Dr. Nagy鈥檚 research expertise added depth and credibility to the session. An award-winning scholar, her work focuses on diversity, equity, and inclusion in the workplace, lifelong career development, and positive organizational psychology. Her global perspective and commitment to sustainable career development have led to impactful interventions that support professional thriving and societal change. Dr. Nagy鈥檚 emphasis on creating a more peaceful and collaborative world of work resonated throughout her talk, leaving participants inspired and empowered.
The David C. Anchin Center is proud to provide opportunities for faculty members like Dr. Nagy to share their expertise with the broader community. Events like these highlight the Center鈥檚 mission to foster learning and growth for educators and professionals. Stay tuned for more enriching events in the Faculty Speaker Series, as we continue to bring innovative and transformative ideas to our community.