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2pm Bear Room, PC West, Level 2
2pm Marshall College Room, PC West, Level 2
2pm Bear Room, PC West, Level 2
5pm John Muir Room, PC East, Level 2
2pm Bear Room, PC West, Level 2
4pm Governance Chambers, PC West, Level 4
4pm Governance Chambers, PC West, Level 4
3pm Red Shoe Room, PC West, Level 2
2pm Warren College Room, PC West, Level 3
2pm Green Table Room, PC West, Level 2
1pm Red Shoe Room, PC West, Level 2
3pm Red Shoe Room, PC West, Level 2
3pm Green Table Room, PC West, Level 2
2pm Red Shoe Room, PC West, Level 2
5/20
Core Confidence: Be true to You!
Be A Man, Act Like A Lady
Networking with Confidence
Diversity and Leadership
The 4 Houses of Leadership
Say it. Do it. Reach it.
You had me @ #Hello
The Power of an Empathetic Leader
Communicating Mindfully
Tech Tools for a Leading Edge
Conflict Resolution: How Do I Do It?
Set Yourself Apart from the Competition
Understanding Group Dynamics
Fake It Until You Become It
Is Anybody Really Listening? Active Listening Strategies for
Building Stronger Relationships
Communicating Happiness: The Science of Cultivating
Meaning and Optimism for Yourself and Others
5/21
5/27
Building Social Confidence
Learning Leadership Through Popular Culture
3pm Bear Room, PC West, Level 2
4pm Marshall College Room, PC West, Level 2
SPRING 2015
10am Green Table Room, PC West, Level 2
1pm Marshall College Room, PC West, Level 2
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iLead provides students the flexibility to choose workshop sessions on various
communication and leadership topics that align with their 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 CSI, on Level 3 of Price Center East.
Core Confidence: Be true to You!
Monday, April 6, 2015 / 2:00PM – 3:00PM
Bear Room, Price Center West, Level 2
Ever find yourself wishing you just had more confidence? This workshop
will explore how to become more confident in everything you do, and go
over strategies for developing long-term sustainable confidence in your
work, school, and social life.
Presented by Sean Murphy, Peer Educator, CSI – Communication &
Leadership
Be A Man, Act Like A Lady
Tuesday, April 7, 2015 / 2:00PM – 3:00PM
Marshall College Room, Price Center West, Level 2
Ever been told to “man up” or “be a lady?” This interactive workshop
explores what we are taught about gender, the consequences of
stepping outside of the lines, and strategies to move beyond limiting
expectations.
Presented by Cecily Nelson-Alford, Assistant Director, Women’s Center
Networking with Confidence
Monday, April 13, 2015 / 2:00PM – 3:00PM
Bear Room, Price Center West, Level 2
If you’re like many students, the idea of talking to complete strangers
can seem nerve-wracking and inauthentic. Join us for a hands-on
presentation to discuss how to connect with professionals in your field
in a meaningful and friendly way!
Presented by Victoria Couch, Graduate Teaching Associate, Career
Services Center
Diversity and Leadership
Wednesday, April 15, 2015 / 5:00PM – 6:00PM
John Muir Room, Price Center East, Level 2
Diversity can mean different things to different people in a multitude
of environments. Students will learn the importance of diversity in their
ability to exercise leadership in heterogeneous groups and in a variety
of contexts by getting below the surface.
Presented by Grace Bagunu, Interim Assistant Director, CSI –
Communication & Leadership
The 4 Houses of Leadership
Monday, April 20, 2015 / 2:00PM – 3:00PM
Bear Room, Price Center West, Level 2
In student organizations, there can be a lot of division between all your
officers and general body members. Learn how to deal with different
personalities, different work ethics, and see which Hogwarts House you
would be sorted into!
Presented by Cynthia Kaui, Peer Educator, CSI – Communication &
Leadership
Say it. Do it. Reach it.
Tuesday, April 21, 2015 / 4:00PM – 5:00PM
Governance Chambers, Price Center East, Level 4
Where do you want to be in 5 years? What do you want
to do with your degree? This workshop will be aimed to
help students achieve their goals by setting reasonable
objectives and working towards them day-by-day. They will
leave feeling empowered and ready to take on their wildest
dreams.
Presented by Evelyn Nash, Peer Educator, CSI –
Communication & Leadership
You had me @ #Hello
Thursday, April 23, 2015 / 4:00PM – 5:00PM Governance
Chambers, Price Center East, Level 4
It takes just a quick glance, maybe three seconds, for
someone to evaluate you when you meet for the first time.
In this short time, the other person forms an opinion about
you based on your appearance, your body language, your
demeanor, your mannerisms, your gender, your ethnicity
and how you are dressed. In this electronic age, many first
impressions are made without you being physically present.
Instagram, Facebook, Snap Chat, LinkedIn, Twitter—all of
these forums provide access to your personal life and invite
others to form opinions about who you are and what you are
about. In this workshop, you will explore the implications,
benefits and impact of first impressions. Come or you’ll wish
you did!
Presented by Stacia Smith Solomon, Director and Porsia
Thomas, Program Coordinator, Black Resource Center
The Power of an Empathetic Leader
Wednesday, April 29, 2015 / 3:00PM – 4:00PM
Red Shoe Room, Price Center West, Level 2
This Workshop will foster the development of an open mind
that welcomes diversity and innovation. It will help the
participants with self-awareness and social awareness.
Through experiential exercises, students will develop
techniques to understand people who are different from
them which will lead to collaboration, better engagement,
stronger bonds, and deeper trust. Through the lens of
empathy, participants will develop their capacity for
strategic thinking (conflict resolution, decision-making and
negotiation).
Presented by Lucia Ibarra, Interim Program Coordinator, CSI
– Communication & Leadership
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Communicating Mindfully
Thursday, April 30, 2015 / 2:00PM – 3:00PM
Warren College Room, Price Center West, Level 3
This experiential workshop offers a place for better understanding
what it means to be fully present in the modern world. While we are
so accustomed to a society that runs in fast-forward, this session
will offer a pause-button to help students become more effective
communicators in all aspects of life.
Presented by Kevin Corcoran, Graduate Student & Teaching Associate,
School of Communication, San Diego State University
Tech Tools for a Leading Edge
Tuesday, May 5, 2015 / 2:00PM – 3:00PM
Green Table Room, Price Center West, Level 2
Students will learn how to navigate “tech tools” necessary for engaging
presentations, assignments, and collaboration. Also, the students will
learn how to create a variety of tech-based projects and trouble shoot
along the way through communication and exploration of the tools we
have to share.
Presented by Amy Smith, Teacher Leader, Riverview Elementary School
Conflict Resolution: How Do I Do It?
Wednesday, May 6, 2015 / 1:00pm – 2:00pm
Red Shoe Room, PC West, Level 2
In this workshop, you will learn how to approach conflict differently
- not as a fight, but as an opportunity. Conflict can open the door
to better relationships and healthier connections, when the right
strategies are employed.
Presented by Colin Lewis, Graduate Student in Postsecondary
Education, San Diego State University
Set Yourself Apart from the Competition
Wednesday, May 6, 2015 / 3:00PM – 4:00PM
Red Shoe Room, Price Center West, Level 2
Students will have the opportunity to learn 3 key steps in which they
can increase mindful self-awareness of their strengths and skill-sets
that will set them apart from the competition.
Presented by Analia Mendez, Career Advisor, Career Services Center
Understanding Group Dynamics
Thursday, May 12, 2015 / 3:00PM – 4:00PM
Green Table Room, Price Center West, Level 2
Whether you’re working on a group assignment, or are member of a
student organization, learning to successfully work on a team takes
time. Members often go through stages as they change from being
strangers to forming a united group. We will discuss Tuckman’s Stages
of Group Development to help you better understand team dynamics
and how to work effectively with your team.
Presented by Jenny Kressel, Student Organizations Advisor, Center for
Student Involvement
Fake It Until You Become It
Wednesday, May 13, 2015 / 2:00PM – 3:00PM
Red Shoe Room, Price Center West, Level 2
“I’m not supposed to be here.” Do you ever feel like a fake or that you
don’t belong? Do you think your success has been due to luck? Are
you afraid that someone will find out you’re a fraud? This interactive
seminar will discuss issues related to Imposter Syndrome, which is
prevalent in high achieving and 1st generation college students. The
syndrome can lead to high levels of stress and anxiety. Learn about
techniques and ways to move beyond just faking it, and to actually
becoming it.
Presented by Lori Yi, Office and Project Coordinator, Center for Student
Involvement
Is Anybody Really Listening? Active Listening
Strategies for Building Stronger Relationships
Monday, May 18, 2015 / 10:00AM – 11:00AM
Green Table Room, Price Center West, Level 2
This workshop will offer strategies and tools for becoming
more active and effective listeners both professionally
and personally. Listening is often an understated and
underdeveloped skill. We are generally required to spend
more time listening than reading, speaking, or writing;
however, listening remains the least practiced skill. By
improving listening skills, students can learn how to better
approach leadership roles, personal and professional
relationships, and ultimately promote deeper connectedness
with others.
Presented by Kaitlin Brooks, Adjunct Professor, Mesa College
Communicating Happiness: The Science of
Cultivating Meaning and Optimism for Yourself
and Others
Wednesday, May 20, 2015 / 1:00PM – 2:00PM
Marshall College Room, Price Center West, Level 2
What makes you “happy?” Did you know you have the ability
to determine almost half of your overall sense of happiness?
Through engaging exercises, students will learn about
emotional contagion and how to assess their current degree
of happiness. We’ll address managing expectations, finding
work-life balance, and leaning into kindness for deeper
social connections. Students will develop a happiness plan
for increasing well-being and cultivating happiness for
themselves and their relationships.
Presented by Lisa Gates, Ph.D., Program Coordinator, and
Ruben Nuñez, Graduate Intern, CSI – Communication and
Leadership
Building Social Confidence
Thursday, May 21, 2015 / 3:00PM – 4:30PM
Bear Room, Price Center West, Level 2
Do you get anxious speaking up in class, asking someone
out on a date, or talking in a group of your peers? Would
you like to build your social confidence and improve the
quality of your social interactions? This workshop focuses
on identifying fears related to social situations, reducing
self-defeating coping patterns and strengthening effective
social skills.
Presented by Tiffany O’Meara, Ph.D., Counseling
Psychologist, Counseling and Psychological Services
Learning Leadership Through Popular Culture
Wednesday, May 27, 2015 / 4:00PM – 5:00PM
Marshall College Room, Price Center West, Level 2
Attendees will have the opportunity to learn a variety of
leadership theories through examples in popular culture
such as TV, Films, and Comic Books.
Presented by Conor McLaughlin, Graduate Teacher Assistant,
Leadership Studies – University of San Diego
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
students.ucsd.edu/go/ilead