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Challenging the Process
- Searching for opportunities
- Experimenting and taking risks
LDS 021 Situational Leadership Theory
| Description: |
Learn how to manage change and determine the most appropriate style of
leadership to use given a set of situational variable. Developing a basic
understanding of an important management theory used in many organizations
and businesses today. |
| Presenter: |
Dr. Ed. Funkhouser |
| Offered: |
- March 2, 2005 (Room 3118, 4th floor of Talley Student Center)
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LDS 116 Leadership Practices Inventory (Core
Workshop)
| Description: | When performing at their best, leaders challenge, inspire, enable, model, and encourage. Discover to what extent you have adopted these practices. We recommend that you take this workshop first. |
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| Presenter: | Student Leadership Consultants |
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| Offered: |
- January 19 (Blue Room, 4th floor of Talley Student Center)
- February 10 (Blue Room, 4th floor of Talley Student Center)
- February 22 (Blue Room, 4th floor of Talley Student Center)
- February 28 (Blue Room, 4th floor of Talley Student Center)
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LDS 143 Developing Your Leadership Style
| Description: |
Participants will examine different leadership styles and explore characteristics
of leadership, personal goals and objectives regarding leadership and team
building. Participants will gain insight into effective leadership for enhanced
personal achievement. |
| Presenter: |
Jo-Ann Robinson |
| Offered: |
- March 17 (Walnut Room, 4th floor of Talley Student Center)
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LDS 156 Managing Organizational Structure
| Description: |
Effective communication tools including the use of critical thinking,
listening, decision-making, and interpersonal skills will be discussed to
enhance your marketability within a growing global economy. Strategies that
will assist in maneuvering the organizational structure and understanding
today's corporate climate will be discussed. |
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| Presenter: | Dr. Monica Leach |
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| Offered: |
- February 28 (Room 3118, 3rd floor of Talley Student Center)
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LDS 170 Risk Taking
| Description: | Are you afraid to step outside your comfort zone? Learn when risk taking is acceptable and explore how others have grown from their experiences. |
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| Presenters: |
Mital Patel & Jess Horton |
| Offered: |
- February 24 (Room 3118, 3rd floor of Talley Student Center)
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LDS 174 Recognizing Leadership Opportunities
| Description: |
Everyday activities present leadership opportunities but most people do
not recognize them. This workshop should help you develop the ability to
recognize leadership opportunities, grab hold of the moment, and respond
accordingly. |
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| Presenter: | Phil Moses |
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| Offered: |
- January 24 (Blue Room, 4th floor of Talley Student Center)
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Inspiring A Shared Vision
- Envisioning the future
- Enlisting the help of others
LDS 057 Personal Financial Management
| Description: | This interactive workshop will help you gain a better understanding of how to manage your money. Debt management, personal investing, and goal setting will all be discussed. |
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| Presenter: | Mike Giancola |
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| Offered: |
- February 22 (Room 3118, 3rd floor of Talley Student Center)
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LDS 169 Developing Compelling Visions for Change
(Core Workshop)
| Description: | Participants will gain a greater understanding of the concept of vision and how it is influenced through personal values. Also, discover a sense of empowerment in articulating a bold and compelling vision and create an action plan to make your vision a reality. |
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| Presenter: | Mike Giancola |
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| Offered: |
- February 7 (Room 3118, 3rd floor of Talley Student Center)
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LDS 177 Leading With Impact
| Description: | Kouzes and Posner define leadership as “the art of mobilizing others to want o struggle for shared aspirations.” Leadership then is not using power and authority to coerce someone to do something. Leadership is helping others realize the benefit of shared action. Using the five practices for leadership, this course teaches participants how to implement specific action steps to become a leader who can make a difference. |
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| Presenter: | Vanessa Compton |
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| Offered: |
- March 16 (Blue Room, 4th floor of Talley Student Center)
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LDS 186 Leading Volunteers
| Description: |
Effective volunteer leadership includes the recruitment, training, motivation,
support and recognition of individuals who are willing to donate their time
to further your cause. This interactive workshop will provide participants
with knowledge and tools designed to build leadership skills and develop
confidence in managing volunteers. |
| Presenters: |
Barbara Metelsky & Dr. Jessica Jameson |
| Offered: |
- March 2 (Blue Room, 4th floor of Talley Student Center)
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Modeling the Way
- Setting an example
- Planning small wins
LDS 004 Stressed? Laugh It Off
| Description: |
Feeling stressed? Learn the real low-down on stress, how we need it to
function in our lives, and how a good sense of humor can be a good stress
buster. |
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| Presenter: | Chris Austin |
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| Offered: |
- January 24 (Room 3118, 3rd floor of Talley Student Center)
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LDS 022 Introduction To Leadership (Core
Workshop)
| Description: | This workshop provides a basic understanding of leadership and a practical knowledge of its fundamentals. |
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| Presenter: | Ronald C. Butler |
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| Offered: |
- January 25 (Room 3118, 3rd floor of Talley Student Center)
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LDS 051 Leadership Tools For Women
| Description: | This interactive workshop examines what women have learned about themselves as leaders. Learn to apply your strengths, negotiate rough spots, and develop skills. |
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| Presenters: |
Cameron Wells & Brandon Whitney |
| Offered: |
- February 23 (Room 3118, 3rd floor of Talley Student Center)
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LDS 065 Ethics As A Second Language
| Description: | Working with case studies, understand the problems and forces that shape ethical values in transactions with family and friends, employees and employers, peers and customers. |
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| Presenter: | Harlyn Van Sloten |
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| Offered: |
- March 16 (Room 3118, 3rd floor of Talley Student Center)
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LDS 072 From College To Corporation
| Description: |
Transitioning from a structured college life to a business environment
is exciting and challenging. Knowing how to manage the written and unwritten
rules will determine whether or not you are "on the fast track"
or "win the award for best CLM." What do these terms mean? Com
and find out! |
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| Presenter: |
Mike Zeinstra |
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| Offered: |
- February 15 (Room 3118, 3rd floor of Talley Student Center)
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LDS 098 Preparing For Your Job Search
| Description: | Learn what employers expect of new college graduates in business and social settings. Learn to communicate on a professional level and get the job you want. |
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| Presenter: | Diane Ocilka |
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| Offered: |
- March 14 (Walnut Room, 4th floor of Talley Student Center)
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LDS 137 Ethics and Actions (Core Workshop)
| Description: | Examine personal, group norms, and values utilizing assessment, discussion, scenarios, and intervention strategies. Learn how to make tough choices in life easier. |
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| Presenters: |
Mindy Sopher & Evelyn Reiman |
| Offered: |
- February 21 (Walnut Room, 4th floor of Talley Student Center)
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LDS 153 Spizzerinctum
| Description: |
This is part two of LDS 022, Introduction To Leadership. After attending
LDS 022, you will read a book written by Mr. Butler that can be purchased
at the University Bookstore or checked out from CSLEPS. After reading the
book, e-mail Mr. Butler and
he will send you some questions to answer. Once you have responded to the
questions, he will notify us. |
LDS 164 Time Management and Life Planning
| Description: |
Everyone has the same amount of time in each day, right? Why do some people
get more done during the same amount of time? In this presentation you will
learn how to get organized, structure your academic life, and do the things
that are important to you. |
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| Presenter: | Eddie Lovett |
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| Offered: |
- February 15 (Blue Room, 4th floor of Talley Student Center)
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LDS 165 Goal Setting
| Description: | Having trouble setting goals and following through with your responsibilities? This workshop will examine ways to help you set and follow through with your goals. Participants will work on setting their own goals using techniques learned in the workshop. |
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| Presenter: |
Joshua Bledsoe |
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| Offered: |
- January 27 (Walnut Room, 4th floor of Talley Student Center)
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LDS 175 Leadership and Emotional Intelligence
| Description: | Emotional intelligence is composed of the emotional and social skills through which we cope successfully with the demands of life and leadership. In the session you will learn how to monitor emotions in yourself and in others, to discriminate among those emotions, and to use this information to guide thinking and action to become a more successful leader. |
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| Presenter: | Adam Culley |
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| Offered: |
- February 15 (Walnut Room, 4th floor of Talley Student Center)
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LDS 176 Scruples: Do You Have Any?
| Description: |
This workshop will examine values, ethics, morals, and scruples. Group
discussions and activities will lead us into playing the game "Scruples"
to see if you have any! Take the challenge. |
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| Presenter: | Tierza Watts |
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| Offered: |
- February 8 (Blue Room, 4th floor of Talley Student Center)
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LDS 179 The Art of Leading With Integrity
| Description: | This session will explore the concept of leading with integrity. Specific topics that will be covered include making decisions based upon a set of principles, building lasting relationships upon mutual respect and shared goals, and maintaining integrity in a leadership role. |
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| Presenter: | John Mountz |
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| Offered: |
- March 15 (Room 3118, 3rd floor of Talley Student Center)
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LDS 180 You Can Improve Your Memory. Guaranteed!
| Description: | To be an effective leader in corporate America today, there are some critical laws of leadership you must understand and skills you must develop: integrity, influence, momentum, trust, priorities, inner circle, etc. Evaluate your leadership skills and upgrade your leadership effectiveness. |
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| Presenter: | Dr. Darrell Pond |
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| Offered: |
- February 24 (Blue Room, 4th floor of Talley Student Center)
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LDS 182 The Inclusive Leader
| Description: | Being an inclusive leader involves the integration of the person’s experiences, knowledge, and perspectives to accomplish a common goal. This session will help participants understand the concepts of inclusive leadership, develop skills to lead with inclusivity, and begin to see stereotypes as the foundation of discrimination. |
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| Presenter: | Chris Dobek |
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| Offered: |
- February 3 (Room 3118, 3rd floor of Talley Student Center)
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Enabling Others To Act
- Fostering collaboration
- Strengthening others
LDS 019 Team Building
| Description: |
This workshop focuses on group effectiveness and assessment which are
key characteristics of teams and leaders. Stages of group and team development
and team building exercises will be covered. Learn to deal effectively with
individual and group needs. |
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| Presenter: | Mindy Sopher |
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| Offered: |
- February 7 (Walnut Room, 4th floor of Talley Student Center)
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LDS 071 Customer Service
| Description: |
Using videography, interactive, exercises, and discussion, learn the magic
of legendary service, listening skills, and employee autonomy. |
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| Presenter: |
Brenda Bessard & Dana Davis |
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| Offered: |
- February 17 (Room 3118, 3rd floor of Talley Student Center)
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LDS 080 Assertive Communication
| Description: |
Do people with whom you interact have a clear understanding of who you
are and what you are trying to accomplish? Assertive communication involves
making choices about when and how to get your point across in a clear, yet
respective manner. An easily remembered approach will be taught and practiced
in this two-hour session. |
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| Presenter: |
Barry Olson |
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| Offered: |
- March 1 (Walnut Room, 4th floor of Talley Student Center)
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LDS 149 Servant Leadership (Core
Workshop)
| Description: | Learn the role of a servant leader. Review the functions and responsibilities of established servant leaders. Evaluate your own servant attitude and set goals toward developing it further. |
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| Presenter: | Tierza Watts |
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| Offered: |
- March 15 (Walnut Room, 4th floor of Talley Student Center)
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LDS 154 Motivating Leadership
| Description: | Fulfilling the needs of others motivates people to action. This workshop will teach you how to use needs-based leadership skills to determine and meet the needs of others, thus encouraging them to achieve group goals. |
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| Presenter: | Michael Romnek |
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| Offered: |
- February 9 (Walnut Room, 4th floor of Talley Student Center)
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LDS 162 Conflict Management
| Description: |
Conflict is a part of everyday life. In this workshop, we will explore
conflict, our attitudes towards it, and ways to manage it. We will discuss
strategies for resolving both interpersonal and group conflicts. |
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| Presenter: | Martha Pierce |
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| Offered: |
- January 26 (Walnut Room, 4th floor of Talley Student Center)
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LDS 178 Empowering Leadership
| Description: |
This hands-on workshop will allow the participants to engage themselves
in how to lead within groups. Attributes needed within group processing
will be identified, as well as a step-by-step format, which leads to empowering,
goal-directed outcomes. |
| Presenter: |
Debbie Reno |
| Offered: |
- March 17 (Blue Room, 4th floor of Talley Student Center)
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LDS 187 Tools for Building Self-Esteem
| Description: |
Participants will learn vital skills on how to change their ordinary moments
into extraordinary outcomes. Through the use of self-exploration activities,
this workshop will help participants develop a new personal thought system
that will aid them in motivating others to increase their personal power.
This workshop is fun, interactive and innovative. Come with an open mind. |
| Presenter: |
Donna Ebron |
| Offered: |
- February 7 (Blue Room, 4th floor of Talley Student Center)
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LDS 188 Leadership Reaction Course
| Description: |
This session is focused on the development of individuals as both leaders
and followers. Assigned to small groups, individuals will be selected to
lead their groups to develop and execute a solution to the assigned problem.
The problems will involve light physical activity and will draw heavily
on the leader/group's abilities to examine available resources and develop
and execute a plan. Group members will be evaluated on their actions as
a follower: leaders on their actions as a leader. Each ten-minute problem-solving
period is followed by a short discussion of the lessons learned from the
period. Expect frank discussions about leader and follower actions during
each period. |
| Presenter: |
LTC Michael Wawrzyniak |
| Offered: |
- February 3 (Room 123, Reynolds Coliseum)
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LDS 189 Negotiation
| Description: |
Journalists Robert Estabrook once said, "He who has learned to disagree
without being disagreeable has discovered the most valuable secret of a
diplomat." If you understand the art and science of negotiation, you
can negotiate almost everything! |
| Presenter: |
Mike Zeinstra |
| Offered: |
- February 8 (Room 3118 , 3rd floor of Talley Student Center)
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LDS 190 Group Development: A Challenge for Leadership
| Description: |
In this workshop you will examine the four stages of group growth; forming,
storming, norming and performing. You will also explore the difference between
groups and teams before you identify the characteristics of effective teams.
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| Presenter: |
Maj. Jay DeLancy |
| Offered: |
- February 10 (Walnut Room, 4th floor of Talley Student Center)
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Encouraging the Heart
- Recognizing contributions
- Celebrating accomplishments
LDS 043 "The One-Minute Manager"
| Description: | Explore the three personnel skills effective leaders use to create enthusiasm and inspire employee commitment and success. Based on the best-selling book by Ken Blanchard and Spencer Johnson. |
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| Presenter: |
Maj. Nancy Blacker |
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| Offered: |
- February 17 (Walnut room, 4th floor of Talley Student Center)
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LDS 111 Working With Diverse Populations (Core
Workshop)
| Description: |
Designed to engage leaders in a "building strength through diversity"
discussion. Increased awareness of cultural differences. |
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| Presenter: | Carrie McLean and Carmen Christopher |
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| Offered: |
- February 22 (Walnut Room, 4th floor of Talley Student Center)
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LDS 124 Leaders: Born or Made?
| Description: | Leadership is taught and this workshop highlights the qualities great leaders possess. Learn what events or circumstances occur that distinguish those who lead from those who follow. |
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| Presenter: | Brian Koehler |
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| Offered: |
- February 16 (Room 3118, 3rd floor of Talley Student Center)
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LDS 140 Speak Out On Diversity
| Description: | Examine the issues of race, gender, sexual orientation, disability issues, and other issues of difference. Learn how to appropriately confront racism and manage diversity in your clubs and organizations. |
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| Presenter: |
Tia Doxey & Carolyn Veale |
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| Offered: |
- February 9 (Room 3118, 3rd floor of Talley Student Center)
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LDS 141 Taking Care of Yourself
| Description: | Learn strategies for taking care of yourself as you lead others into the new millennium. Learn principles such as awareness, acceptance, affirmation, and fun. |
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| Presenter: | Alicia Hartsfield |
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| Offered: |
- February 23 (Walnut Room, 4th floor of Talley Student Center)
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LDS 161 Project SAFE
| Description: |
Project SAFE strives to promote understanding and support for all members
of the NC State community by educating individuals and providing an open
forum for discussion related to gay, lesbian, bisexual, or trans gender
issues. |
| Presenter: |
Justine Hollingshead |
| Offered: |
- February 16 (Blue Room , 4th floor of Talley Student Center)
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LDS 183 Building Bridges: A Leader's Guide to Embracing
Diverse Organizations
| Description: |
This workshop focuses on building inclusive organizational climates, which
will allow all organizational members to effectively work together. This
workshop will be interactive, and you will leave with tools for understanding
yourself and how to embrace diversity. |
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| Presenter: | NC State National Coalition Building Institute |
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| Offered: |
- March 1(Room 3118, 3rd floor of Talley Student Center)
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LDS 184 Building Bridges: A Leader's Guide
To Creating Diverse Organizations
| Description: |
Prerequisite: LDS 183: Building Bridges: A Leader's Guide To Embracing
Diverse Organizations. This workshop continues the focus on building inclusive
organizational climates, which will allow all members to effectively work
together. You will leave with tools for understanding, valuing and celebrating
differences and leading diverse teams. When
you register for LDS 183 then you will automatically be registred for this
workshop. |
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| Presenter: | NC State National Coalition Building Institute |
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| Offered: |
- March 15 (Blue Room, 4th floor of Talley Student Center)
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LDS 185 Building Bridges: Leading Diverse
Groups Through Conflict
| Description: |
This interactive workshop will teach and provide an opportunity to practice
skills to work through group conflicts. The model that will be shared will
assist any leader in moving groups embedded in controversy toward listening
and understanding. |
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| Presenter: | NC State National Coalition Building Institute |
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| Offered: |
- March 17 (Room 3118, 3rd floor of Talley Student Center)
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LDS 186 Leading Volunteers
| Description: |
Effective volunteer leadership includes the recruitment, training, motivation,
support, supervision and recognition of individuals who are willing to donate
their time to further your cause. This interactive workshop will provide
participants with knowledge and tools designed to build leadership skills
and develop confidence in managing volunteers. |
| Presenter: |
Barbara Metelsky & Dr. Jessica Jameson |
| Offered: |
- March 2 (Blue Room, 4th floor of Talley Student Center)
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LDS 187 Tools for Building Self-Esteem
| Description: |
Participants will learn vital skills on how to change their ordinary moments
into extraordinary outcomes. Throug the use of self-exploration activities
this workshop will help particpants develop a new personal thought system
that will aid them in motivating others to increase their personal power. |
| Presenter: |
Donna Ebron |
| Offered: |
- February 7 (Blue Room, 4th floor of Talley Student Center)
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LDS 188 Leadership Reaction Course
| Description: |
This session is focused on the development of individuals as both leaders
and followers. Assigned to small groups, individuals will be selected to
lead their groups to develop and execute a soloution to the assigned problem.
The problems will involve light physical activity and will draw heavily
on the leader/group's abilities to examine available resources and develop
and execute a plan.. Expect frank discussions about leader and follower
actions during each period. |
| Presenter: |
Lt. Col. Michael Wawrqyniak |
| Offered: |
- February 3 (Room 123 Reynolds)
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LDS 189 Negotiation
| Description: |
Journalists Robert Estabrook once said, "He who has learned to disagree
without being disagreeable has discovered themost valuable secret of a diplomat."
If you understand the art and science of negotiation, you can negotiate
almost everything! |
| Presenter: |
Mike Zeinstra |
| Offered: |
- February 8 (Room 3118, 3rd floor of Talley Student Center)
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LDS 190 Group Development: A Challenge for
Leadership
| Description: |
In this workshop you will examine the four stages of group growth (forming,
storming, norming and performing). You will also explore the differences
between groups and teams before you identify the characteristics of effective
teams. |
| Presenter: |
Maj. Jay DeLancy |
| Offered: |
- February 10 (Walnut Room, 4th floor of Talley Student Center)
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