by: the hawaii state student council (hssc) at the university of hawaii at manoa

By: The Hawaii State Student Council (HSSC) at the

University of Hawaii at Manoa

STUDENT LEADERSHIP WORKSHOP 2010

SLW Desired Outcomes• To build a common understanding of and

commitment to servant leadership. • To collaborate various ideas for student activities

and projects that can be utilized during the school year.

• To develop leadership skills.• To gain an understanding of the student

networking system, and of the responsibilities and duties of the members

• To expand awareness, understanding, and utilization of the student networking system.

2010 SLW Highlights22nd Annual Statewide Student Leadership WorkshopTheme: “Magic of Leadership”Dates: July 15-17, 2010Housing/Meals:

- University of Hawaii at ManoaAttendance:

- Students: 343- Teachers: 40 - Largest SLW, so far

Opening/General Sessions• Opening Session Speakers:

- Senator Norman Sakamoto- Senator Colleen Hanabusa

• General Session Speakers: a showcase of motivational and inspirational speakers.

- Glenn Furuya, Speaker & Author- Keahi Tucker, Hawaii News Anchor- David A. Bramlett, Ret. US Army General- Marquita Thomas, Counselor/Advisor (Sale Creek School, Tennessee)

Small Group Sessions/Group DynamicsPart of the SLW program includes students

working in small groups to develop and refine.• Facilitative Leadership/Interactive Method Skills• Time Management• Effective Decision-Making and Planning Strategies• Team Building Strategies• Idea Exchanges

Workshop Sessions

Workshop Sessions• Various workshops conducted by community

leaders• Students had the opportunity to select three

workshops that they wanted to attend• Workshops:

- Service Learning - Carole Iacovelli, Youth Service Hawaii

- Celebrating Differences- LTC Antoinette Correia, JROTC Program

Workshop Sessions- Parliamentary Procedure

- Dr. William Puette/Rachel Glanstein- Public Relations

- Jodi Perreira, Aloha United Way- OSCARs

-Developing portfolios for student activities programs -Sherwin Pang, Moanalua High School

Workshop Sessions (Cont.)- True Colors & Team Building

- LTC Leslie Bise, JROTC Program- Interviews and Professionalism

- Lani Kaa/Ligaya Stice- Time Management

- Naomi Masuno, Business Banker for First Hawaiian Bank

- The Leadership Challenge- Keli’i Akina (President)/Katie Chang (Executive Director), Center for Tomorrow’s Leaders

Workshop Sessions (Cont.)- Leadership in Hawaii

- Randy Baldemor/Jamie Ayaka Moody, Hawaii’s Children First

- Public Speaking- James Varney (President)/Dale Carnegie

- School Advertisement- Lane Yokoyama, Radford High School

Workshop Sessions (Cont.)- Leadership Skills

- Marquita Thomas, Sale Creek School District, Tennessee

- Energizers- Hawaii State Student Council Members

- Leadership and Public Service-Senator Jill Tokuda

Service Projects

Service ProjectA Service Project Fair was conducted. Student

leaders participated in presentations by various non-profit organizations:

- Ground UP- Hawaii Youth Conservation Corps- Reynolds Recycling- Family Programs Hawaii

Service Project (Cont.)- American Heart Association- Lokahi - Make a Wish Foundation- Parent Teacher Student Organization- Special Olympics- Hawaii Humane Society

Other Activities• Installation of 2010-2011 HSSC Representatives:

- Incoming Representatives took the oath of office July 17, 2010.

• OSCARs Awards: - Schools who submitted a portfolio on their student activities program for the school year were recognized.

Evaluation• Participants completed a conference

evaluation survey• At the end of each day student and adult

planners had a debriefing and evaluating session.

SLW 2010 Evaluation Results*General Learner Outcomes

Student GLO Evaluations

Met StandardsSY 09-10

GLO 1 97.0%

GLO 2 98.7%

GLO 3 96.6%

GLO 4 93.1%

GLO 5 98.7%

GLO 6 64.7%

SLW 2010 Evaluation Results*General Learner Outcomes

SLW 2010 Evaluation Results*Subject Area

Subject AreaMet Standards

SY 09-10

LA 86.3%

SS 82.1%

CTE 71.8%

FA 81.0%

HPE 82.8%

SLW 2010 Evaluation Results*Subject Area

Questions and

Concerns?