| Tuesday, August 19, 2025 |
| 9:00 am |
PMP Certification Prep ClassPMP® Certification Class (4 days, 36 hours, 36 PDUs) Email Shirley Hinton This class is NOT on the TeachPath website. It is a special offering. Can’t make this one? Email Shirley for more options. Class is taught by Shirley Hinton, nationally recognized contributor to the PMBOK® - the global project management standard! Instructor Shirley Hinton is a globally recognized PMI Authorized Training Partner Instructor through the company she started, TeachPath Training, a Woman-Owned Small Local Raleigh business. TeachPath is a Premiere PMI Authorized Training Partner (ATP) offering agile and project management certification training classes to the general public and to various corporations. For over 20 years, Shirley has worked full time in helping thousands achieve their goals of becoming certified as a PMP, PgMP, PMI-ACP, CAPM, Scrum Master, and more. She is a contributor and reviewer for many PMI books, including the PMI® Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK), PMI’s Standard for Program Management, and PMI’s Guide to Risk Management. She takes personal pride in the success of her attendees. You will see the difference when you are taught by someone who works 24/7 to help you pass the first time and to also help you understand how to use the project management and agile best practices to effectively save time, money, and stress. Her classes always include fun memory tricks, practice exams, and secret tips to answering the exam questions. Take just one class from her and you’ll see why attendees become her lifelong friends and recommend her classes to their friends and colleagues. |
| 12:00 pm |
Cultivating Calmness During Stressful TimesAbstract:
Stress is a part of life and impacts all of us. Results from the 2024 American Psychiatric Association mental health poll showed that 53% of adults in the US reported stress as having the biggest impact on their mental health while 43% of adults reported feeling more anxious than they did in the previous year. Project managers regularly experience stress in their day-to-day work and if left unchecked could negatively impact health, physical and mental well-being and job performance. People experience stress differently and what is a stressor for one person may not be a stressor for another person because we each respond to stressors differently. However, multiple strategies can be used to cultivate greater calmness in one’s life during stressful times and mitigate stress. |