PPT-Student Organization Leadership Transition Workshop

Transition Workshop Welcome Name Student Organization Position outgoing or incoming What you hope to get out of this workshop Please rename yourself on Zoom to Name Student Org Ex Kayla Engage Club. Winnetka Congregational Church, March 10, 2013. Goals for Workshop. Building our team, relationships and trust as leaders of WCC. Updating where we are in the strategic planning process; sharing learning from Assessment Report and WCC review and discussion of Report. from the Transition Zone. Neighbors helping Neighbors. 3 Years and Counting. January 2014. Your Speaker. Terrence “Terry” . Seamon. Leadership & Organization Development consultant. Author of . Supporting student leaders, fostering collaboration, enhancing events, preventing burn-out. Michelle Tang. Sustainability Intern, Santa Clara University. about me. Michelle Tang. Senior, Environmental Science major. Chris Rindosh. Purpose of this workshop. Help organizations set themselves up for a successful next year. Not making your next set of officers start over from square one. Collecting/imparting important organization documents from one executive board to the next. R. eturning Student Leaders. Presented by the Office of . Student Life and Development. 2013-2014. Workshop Goals . U. pdate students with changes in the campus policies. Highlight important skills returning leaders need . Neighbors helping Neighbors. 3 Years and Counting. January 2014. Your Speaker. Terrence “Terry” . Seamon. Leadership & Organization Development consultant. Author of . To Your Success, Lead the Way, and Change for the Better. October 11, 2011. Ted Epperly, MD, FAAFP. Program Director and CEO . Family Medicine Residency of Idaho – Boise, Idaho. Clinical Professor of Family and Community Medicine. University of Washington School of Medicine. . Lea Kugel, M.S. Ed.. Special Education Regional Coordinator. Transition:. . The . process of preparing for . the move . from the world of school . to . the world of adulthood. .. . It starts in the early teens while . Agencies. . . CREATING THE NEXT GENERATION OF LEADERS. Through Community Service Funding. . STUDENT. MEMBERS. PARTNERING. AGENCIES. MSU Public Affairs Mission. Ethical. Leadership. . Presented by the Office of. Student Life and Development . USU-215, 221, 314. 2017 - 2018. ORIENTATION CREDIT. You must complete the following to receive credit for attending the Orientation Workshop: . Leading Second Order Change. General Session. ASSUMPTIONS ABOUT . ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE. CHANGE IS A PROCESS, NOT AN EVENT. ORGANIZATIONS CANNOT CHANGE UNLESS PEOPLE CHANGE. AT ANY GIVEN TIME MOST PEOPLE ARE NOT USING ALL THE KNOWLEDGE THEY HAVE. Katie Kelsey Director of Student Activities What you need to know about being a student organization You need three things to be considered a registered student organization: 1 . Annual Activity Report—this is to be turned in at the end of the academic year to communicate to the SAO what your organization has been up to. President & Advisor orientation. 2014-2015. Office of Student Leadership & Development. University Student Union 103. (209) 667-3778. SLD@csustan.edu . . www.csustan.edu/SLD. . *In order for all links to work you must play this as a slide show.*. (Part 3). Session Eleven. Session Overview. Functions of a leader is as interesting as the leadership style discussed above. Oftentimes people misjudge leaders in their evaluation because they fail to understand the leadership dynamics in terms of...