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Audience: First year students/high school students
This workshop is intended for students in their first year of college. Your first year in college can be absolutely daunting and research has proven when students excel in their first year they often graduate. We will discuss best practices, tips and tricks on how to establish a strong foundation in your first year. Students will be challenged to seek out the resources shared and to develop their own first year gameplan.
Audience: College Students, Student Government Associations, Student Club/Organization Leaders
Have you ever been in a situation in which you asked yourself, “Why did I just say that?!” This interactive workshop will focus on making sure your message does not get lost in the sauce by incorporating communication best practices. The workshop will go over the essentials of establishing effective communication skills to help you succeed in the classroom, your student organizations, and in the "real world"
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Audience: Latinx Students, Student Club/Organization Leaders
The day to day grind of student leadership can be exhausting. This workshop will infuse some cultural Latinx tenets with best practices on how to build resilience to get through those tough times. This interactive workshop will challenge students to engage virtually and go through the 5 steps throughout the workshop. Students will be able to leave with tangible skills that they can apply to their leadership positions, but also in their everyday life.
Audience: College students, Student Government Associations
Has your organization been struggling? It’s okay! Every organization has their ups and downs and it is part of the process. This workshop seeks to combine organizational leadership theories and the Philadelphia 76ers organization to discuss how to create sustainable positive change! Students will learn about leadership positions in their organizations, the power of advising, and the importance of strength based recruiting.
Audience: College Students, Student Government Associations, Student Club/Organization Leaders
This culturally infused workshop utilizes the popular Latin American board game, Dominó, to discuss skills
that are necessary to be an effective communicator in your student organizations. You do not need to know how to play
the game to participate in this interactive workshop to strengthen your communication skills.
Audience: Professional Staff in Higher Education, Fraternity & Sorority Advisors, Cultural Organization Advisors
Culturally based fraternities and sororities are such unique student organizations to advise and retain on college campuses. This workshop shares research, common practices, and strategies to help increase retention of culturally based fraternities and sororities. The workshop stresses the importance of culturally competence for advisors that oversee these organizations on their campuses.
Audience: College Students, Student Government Associations, Student Club/Organization Leaders
Students will learn the importance of practicing the fundamentals of leadership while looking at how drastically different their positions will be in the midst of COVID-19. Students will be challenged to reflect on their leadership abilities and lead from a place of empathy. Students will explore relatable leadership principles and will be challenged to find new ways to lead while navigating a pandemic. In this workshop, students will be able to tie in foundational aspects of leadership to current best practices.
Audience: College Students, Student Government Associations, Student Club/Organization Leaders, Resident Assistants
You have been elected to a leadership position, now what? This workshop will teach you about the importance of emerging as a leader. This workshop will utilize Luke Cage as a platform to have a discussion on breaking out of your shell and enacting change on your floor, residence hall, or community at large. The focus will be on highlighting different strengths/traits to be your very own super leader.
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Audience: Fraternity & Sorority Student Leaders
Wearing Greek letters across your chest means you represent something bigger than yourself. This workshop will challenge participants to reflect on their individual and organizational values. We will discuss the power Greek Letter Organizations hold and how now, more than ever, is the time for action.
Audience: College Students, Student Government Associations, Student Club/Organization Leaders, Resident Assistants
You have been elected to a leadership position, now what? This workshop will teach you about the importance of emerging as a leader. This workshop will utilize Luke Cage as a platform to have a discussion on breaking out of your shell and enacting change on your floor, residence hall, or community at large. The focus will be on highlighting different strengths/traits to be your very own super leader.
Audience: College Students, Student Club/Organization Leaders, Resident Assistants
The hybrid world is here now! This workshop will discuss the importance student staff members have on student success, different strategies/tips to remain effective community builders, and provide resources for student staff to remain effective community builders in a hybrid format.
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