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Leadership Skills
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- Empowerment
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- Facilitation
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- Getting Started as an Officer
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- Leading a Group Debrief
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- Managing Conflict
- Motivating Your Members
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- Time Management Tips
- Understanding Group Process
- Market Your Event
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- Plan an Event, Conference, or Retreat
- Team Builders
Internships & Openings
Congratulations!! You've just been elected as a student leader; you're feeling great! And, at times, a bit scared, right? You've finally received the position that you've wanted for so long and perhaps you're experiencing a little bit of doubt. You want to give it your all, be the BEST officer your organization ever elected. You want everything perfect the first time - with no mistakes from anybody. Nice intentions, but as we all know, highly unrealistic. People are fallible; mistakes will inevitably be made.
Here is some information that will start your thinking so you can avoid some of the common pitfalls and get a smooth start in your new position. So, relax, get comfortable and read on!
If you have any questions, do not hesitate to call (346-1146), email, or stop by the HC.

