LEAD Workshops
Leadership, Exploration, and Development
Each year students have the opportunity to attend over 20 one-time LEAD workshops to learn about a variety of topics. These events occur on Wednesday’s throughout each fall and spring semester. We partner with various presenters from across campus such as the Career Center, the Center for Identity and Inclusion, Office of Equity, the Ethnic Studies Department, area non-profits and our Student Life staff. Example topics include:
- Socially Responsible Leadership
- Teamwork: Collaborating with others!
- Emotional Intelligence: Managing Relationships @ Work
- Racial Inequalities and Leadership
- Failing Up: Learning to embrace failure as a leader
- Imposter Syndrome: Know it, Name it, Tame it!
- Gender Identity and Leadership
- Interrupting Bias
- Exploring Your Relationship with Risk
- Followership: Exploring roles as a leader from the middle
Student Life also offers some on-demand workshops viewable now on the Student Life YouTube Channel. Topics include: How to Adult, Managing Change, Listening Skills for Leaders, Conflict Management, Decision Making, Leadership Lessons from Dungeons & Dragons.