Real Colors = Real Connections
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Collapse ▲Real Colors = Real Connections
Are you a part of a new or existing community, civic, faith-based, or youth group who needs to work on group dynamics? The Real Colors program will help you gain a better understanding of how different personality types can work well together. Participants will gain a new perspective and practical skills that can be used and incorporated into work, school, and everyday life.
This fun and interactive in-person or virtual program is designed for both adult and teen groups who want to focuses on:
- Communication
- Teamwork
- Leadership
- Conflict Prevention
- Team Building
- Group Morale
- and Much More!
There is a fee for the Real Colors assessment per person. For more information, please contact Traci Dixon, Community and Rural Development Agent, at (252) 459-9810 or email traci_dixon@ncsu.edu.
North Carolina Cooperative Extension is an equal opportunity provider.