CAPE Frequently Asked Questions
The following questions are frequently asked questions to CAPE. If you have any questions or comments please feel free to email cape@csn.edu.
FAQs
Q: Do I have to register for the workshops?
A: Yes. Email cape@csn.edu to register.
Q: Who is eligible to attend CAPE training?
A: All faculty and staff including part-time instructors and student workers where appropriate.
Q: What if I need training that is not on the schedule?
A: Fill out the Workshop Idea Form provided on the cape webpage at http://www.csn.edu/pages/2113.asp and submit it to CAPE via Email at cape@csn.edu or send it to us at W32E.
Q: Will I receive a certificate for the sessions I attend?
A: Certificates are currently issued only for the Customer Service and Sexual Harassment Prevention training by CAPE as they are required sessions. Some other sessions provided by the Infection Control Manger, and the Office of eLearning issue certificates as they deem necessary.
Q: What is NEATS training?
A: For our purposes, it is a series of workshops that are mandatory for all supervisors of Classified personnel. The training is provided through the Department of Personnel at the State of Nevada. The sessions include: Interviewing & Hiring Process; Progressive Disciplinary Procedures; Evaluating Employee Performance; Alcohol and Drug Testing; and Handling Grievances. To sign up for these sessions you must access the NEATS website at: https://nvapps.state.nv.us/NEATS/admin/Home.aep Complete instructions are found on the CAPE Forms and Publications page.
Q: I have a workshop that I would like to present. How would I go about it?
A: Fill out the Workshop Proposal form provided on the CAPE webpage at http://www.csn.edu/pages/2113.asp and submit it to CAPE via Email at cape@csn.edu or send it to us at W32E.
Q: What is convocation? Who should attend?
A: It is the week of training developed for teaching faculty to enhance their performance in the classroom and satisfaction with their jobs. All faculty and staff are welcome to attend.
Q: What type of specialized training is available for Classified staff?
A: CAPE offers 2 full days of training mid-semester in the fall and spring targeted to the special needs of Classified and Administrative Support staff.
