FALL2014 WORKSHOPS
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10/7
Leadership and Empathy
3:00 PM
Red Shoe Rm, PC West
10/9
Learning to Manage Risky Situations - Alcohol & Your Peers
2:00 PM
Student Leadership Chambers, PC East
10/13
The Top Ten Principles of Leadership EVER!
2:00 PM
Bear Room, PC West
10/14
Public Speaking 101
2:00 PM
Red Shoe Room, PC West
10/22
Managing Your Minutes
1:00 PM
Roosevelt College Room, PC West
10/28
Leadership for Introverts
3:00 PM
Roosevelt College Room, PC West
10/30
Leadership in Community
2:00 PM
Red Shoe Room, PC West
11/5
Confidentiality in a Professional Setting
3:00 PM
Red Shoe Room, PC West
11/12
Finding Your True Colors!
3:00 PM
Warren College Room, PC West
11/13
Crash Course in Professional Communication
2:00 PM
Governance Chambers, PC East
11/17
Citizenship Pep Talk
1:00 PM
Warren College Room, PC West
11/19
When Being a Student is Not Enough
1:00 PM
Marshall College Room, PC West
Leadership My Way
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GETTING STARTED
iLead provides students the flexibility to choose workshop sessions on various
communication and leadership topics that align with your individual interests and schedule.
HERE’S HOW TO PARTICIPATE:
• Register online at http://students.ucsd.edu/go/ilead/
• Start attending workshops! At your first session, ask for an ‘iLead Stamp Card’ and start collecting
stamps. Most workshops are worth 1 stamp, but select events are worth 2 stamps.
• Collect 10 stamps to complete the program.
• For more information on submitting your completed iLead Stamp Card, please visit the Center for Student Involvement, on the third floor of Price Center East.
FALL 2014 WORKSHOPS
Leadership for Introverts
Tuesday, October 28th, 2014 / 3:00PM – 4:30PM/ Marshall College Room, PC West, Level 2
This workshop will show you that introverts can make excellent leaders. Students will learn about different
leadership styles, working effectively in teams, intentionally using your skills, and the advantages of being an
introvert. If you consider yourself an introvert, then this workshop is for you!
Presented by Barbara Sandoval, Guest Speaker, CSI – Communication & Leadership
Leadership in Community
Thursday, October 30th, 2014 / 2:00PM – 3:00PM/ Red Shoe Room, PC West, Level 2
Through this workshop, you will learn how to become empowered and competent in your personal or group
effort to accelerate your personal leadership or organizational development. Through building and sustaining
asset/strengths-based partnerships with peers and professionals, we can develop and sustain stronger communities.
Presented by Colin Gerker, Greek Advisor – Center for Student Involvement
Confidentiality in a Professional Setting
Leadership and Empathy
Tuesday, October 7th, 2014 / 3:00PM – 4:00PM/ Red Shoe Room, PC West, Level 2
This seminar will foster the development of an open mind that welcomes diversity and innovation. It will help you gain
greater self-awareness and social-awareness. In addition, the seminar will help you develop techniques to understand other
people who are different from you, which can lead to collaboration, better engagement, the development of stronger bonds,
and trust. Lastly, participants will also learn how to suspend their own judgment and become better strategic thinkers!
Presented by Lucia Ibarra, Intern, CSI – Communication & Leadership
Learning to Manage Risky Situations – Alcohol and Your Peers
Thursday, October 9th, 2014 / 2:00PM – 3:30PM/ Student Leadership Chambers, PC East, Level 4
Are you “that friend” who takes care of everyone when you all go out? Do you want to know a BIT more when sticky situations
come up? If you answered yes, then you want to participate in this fun interactive training on alcohol
education and bystander intervention. Become a “Floatie” and learn some new ways for keeping friends afloat at
parties (all participants will receive a Certificate of Completion/Card, special goodies and T-shirt).
Presented by Lupe Samaniego-Kraus, Health Educator – Health Promotion Services
The Top Ten Principles of Leadership EVER!
Monday, October 13th, 2014 / 2:00PM – 3:00PM/ Bear Room, PC West, Level 2
This interactive seminar will help you clearly understand what is necessary to practice effective leadership.
Over twenty years of teaching, research, and practical wisdom have gone into these “Top 10.” Together with your peers, you
will define leadership, learn about the “Top 10,” and create a personal leadership development plan. Don’t miss it!
Presented by Dr. Lisa Gates, Program Coordinator, CSI – Communication & Leadership
Public Speaking 101
Tuesday, October 14th, 2014 / 2:00PM – 3:00PM / Red Shoe Room, PC West, Level 2
This workshop will address common concerns and issues that many students have about their public speaking abilities.
This will be an interactive and casual, no-pressure workshop in which students can hone their technique, ask questions,
receive feedback, and have fun!
Presented by Colin Lewis, Graduate Assistant, CSI – Communication & Leadership
Managing Your Minutes
Wednesday, October 22nd, 2014/ 1:00PM – 2:00PM/ Eleanor Roosevelt College Room, PC West, Level 2
Learn to manage your time effectively by evaluating your current time management techniques & by building
skills in goal-setting, prioritization, & more!
Presented by Erica Okamura, Peer Health Education Coordinator – Health Promotion Services
Wednesday, November 5th, 2014 / 3:00PM – 4:00PM/ Red Shoe Room, PC West, Level 2
Many leadership, professional, and career opportunities require that the successful applicant know how to protect the
confidentiality of another person. Employers frequently ask questions regarding an applicant’s ability to keep information
confidential. In this workshop, participants will explore what kinds of information are typically considered confidential and
discuss practical ways that information can be protected. Students will role-play how to assure another person that the
information they are providing will be kept confidential and how to describe limits to confidentiality. Finally, students will
practice articulating their knowledge of confidentiality to a potential employer.
Presented by Jessica Munoz, Coordinator – Undocumented Student Services
Finding Your True Colors!
Wednesday, November 12th, 2014 / 3:00PM – 4:00PM / Warren College Room, PC West, Level 3
Do you know what your True Color is? In this interactive workshop, you can find out! Knowing your True Color, and
knowing what other peoples’ True Colors are, will help you in initiating and maintaining healthy relationships,
working better with your peers and co-workers, and understanding how people perform and work best. Don’t miss it!
Presented by Kristen Disbro, Greek Advisor – Center for Student Involvement
Crash Course in Professional Communication
Thursday, November 13th, 2014 / 2:00PM – 3:00PM/ Student Governance Chambers, PC East, Level 4
This workshop is designed to teach students the skills to effectively communicate in a professional setting.
Students will learn email etiquette, effective small talk techniques, and communication boundaries.
Presented by Heather Belk, Director – Associated Students, and Hayley Weddle, Advisor – Associated Students
Citizenship Pep Talk
Monday, November 17th, 2014 / 1:00PM – 2:00PM / Warren College Room, PC West, Level 3
Everyone, especially leaders, could use a good pep talk once in awhile… especially when it comes to being involved,
and understanding both how/why to build and sustain effective partnerships and professional relationships.
Presented by Grace Bagunu, Interim Assistant Director, CSI – Communication & Leadership
When Being a Student is Not Enough
Wednesday, November 19th, 2014 / 1:00PM – 2:00PM / Marshall College Room, PC West, Level 2
Current students need more than good grades to impress employers and be competitive in their job search. They need
practical experience in their chosen field and it’s always helpful to have contacts. The purpose of this interactive course is
to give students practical tips for adding meaningful experiences to their resumes. This includes the importance of having
a well-rounded college experience, finding volunteer opportunities and internships, presenting your past experiences as a
story to be told, the benefits of networking on-campus, and how to break the ice. If you want to learn all this and more, then
please come!
Presented by Willie Blackmon, Program Coordinator, CSI – Communication & Leadership