Thu, Sep 10, 2026 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM EDT
In today’s rapidly evolving workplace, leaders are challenged to balance advancing technology with the need for meaningful human connection. In this engaging and practical session, Prudence Pitter will explore how leaders can intentionally design workplace environments where people thrive by strengthening psychological safety, creating purposeful leadership practices, and leveraging data and artificial intelligence in ways that enhance—rather than replace—human relationships.
September 30, 2026 • The Henry
The Salute to Civility & Inclusion in the Workplace Awards and Conference is a powerful gathering that honors organizations and individuals who champion respect and belonging in professional environments. The event brings together thought leaders, change-makers, and advocates to celebrate the impact of inclusive workplace cultures and to explore innovative strategies that foster civility and collaboration.
More than 15 policing agencies provided career information to interested high school students at Baker College Policing Day.
Nearly 250 high school students explored law enforcement careers at Baker College’s recent Policing Day. Attendees included students from the Southwest Macomb Technical Educational Consortium. Policing agencies represented included the Detroit and Wayne County police departments; DNR; Michigan State Police; and the Wayne County Sheriff’s Office, among many more.
More than 15 policing agencies provided career information to interested high school students at Baker College Policing Day.
Baker College students demonstrate evaluation of a crime scene for high school students attending the Baker College Policing Day. The City of Owosso Police Department created the mock crime scene.
Trooper Denis McGuckin, with K-9 Jax, a 6-year-old German shepherd, explains his role as a K-9 handler with the Michigan State Police, Flint Post, to high school students attending the Baker College Policing Day.