Sexual Harassment: Mini-Workshop with Role-Playing by Diann Newman

This mini-workshop involved various role-plays depicting sexual harassment scenarios. The intent was to increase awareness about the subject and to discuss positive ways to handle unwelcome situations in the workplace and the university. The mini-workshop provided an opportunity to discuss the gray matters associated with sexual harassment, as this is typically not a black-or-white issue.

Bio:

Diann Newman has been an educator/administrator at Florida International University since 1975. She has had administrative responsibilities ranging from the Director of Admissions to Associate Dean of Undergraduate Studies to her current role as instructor and academic advisor for Hospitality Management. Professor Newman also teaches graduate courses for teachers through the Teacher education Institute. Dr. Newman is a professional speaker and workshop facilitator. She conducts seminars on topics such as self-esteem, and communication skills. Dr. Newman is licensed in Florida as a Mental Health Counselor. She has co-authored the book, Human Resource management: a Customer-Oriented Approach (Prentice-Hall, 1998). She has received recognition in the University for her excellence in advising and the University T.I.P. award.