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Center for Student Involvement | Communication & Leadership FALL 2018 Workshop Schedule

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iLead provides students the flexibility to choose workshop sessions on various communication and leadership topics that align with your individual interests and schedule.

1. Register online at https://tinyurl.com/ilead-register. 2. Attend an iLead Orientation during Week 2 and collect your first stamp on your "iLead Stamp Card". 3. Attend iLead workshops and collect stamps. Collect 6 stamps to spell L-E-A-D-E-R for a certificate! Collect 10

stamps to spell L-E-A-D-E-R-S-H-I-P and receive validation on your Co-Curricular Record (CCR) and a certificate. 4. Submit program materials [email protected] by May 24, 2019.

iLead Workshops dates/times/location may be subject to change.

Please ensure that you register for the iLead to receive the weekly iLead newsletter for updated information.

For more information: visit ilead.ucsd.edu or visit the Center for Student Involvement (3rd level of Price Center East).

Most iLead Workshops will take place in the meeting rooms within Price Center (Levels 2-4).

WEEK 1 October 5th 1:00-1:50 PM

Introduction to Changemaking | Changemaking 101 Atkinson Hall, Calit2 / Warren Mall

UC San Diego was recently designated a Changemaker Campus by Ashoka U, a premier international organization which recognizes exemplary campuses that model excellence in social innovation and changemaking! At UC San Diego, our vision is Every Triton a Changemaker. In this workshop, you will learn more about yourself as a changemaker and find out how you can make a positive social or environmental impact. Find out where you stand on the Changemaking Continuum and learn how you can get involved in campus and community efforts to address social and environmental issues.

Presented by Emily Loui, Community Service Program Coordinator, Center for Student Involvement Nalia Chowdhury, Director, Social Impact & Innovation

WEEK 2

October 10th 1:00-1:50 PM

iLead Orientation Bear Room, 2nd Level of Price Center West

If you have ever wondered, how does iLead work? Or asked, what do you mean I need a stamp card? Or been confused about which model of leadership this program uses, this session is for you! Attend the iLead orientation to gain an understanding of how the program works, meet other students, and learn the basics of the Social Change Model. You will receive your stamp card and collect your first stamp!

Presented by Katy Brecht, C&L Program Coordinator, Center for Student Involvement




Presented by Diana Hernandez, C&L Graduate Assistant, Center for Student Involvement

https://tinyurl.com/ilead-register

mailto:[email protected]

http://ilead.ucsd.edu/

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October 12th 11:00-11:50 AM



Presented by Frida Pineda Alvear, C&L Program Coordinator, Center for Student Involvement

WEEK 3 October 15th 5:00-7:00 PM

Learn and Serve: Taking a Gap Service Year(s) – DOUBLE STAMP Green Table Room, 2nd Level of Price Center West

Hear from Peacecorps, City Year, Teach for America Urban Teachers, Ocean Discovery Institute Alumni and recruiters about getting ahead by giving back. Learn about how serving the community can help prepare you for life after college, grad school and finding your passion.

Presented by Cat Lettieri, Community Service Program Coordinator, Center for Student Involvement


Take Action with IDEAS - Being a Responsive Bystander Governance Chambers, 4th Level of Price Center East

This interactive program offers party safety strategies, emphasizing risk reduction and being a responsive bystander.

Presented by Lana Talampas, Training & Education Specialist, CARE at SARC; and Mai Eguchi, Intake & Program Coordinator, CARE at SARC


True Colors Warren Room, 3rd Level of Price Center West

Are you an orange or a blue? A green or a gold? Find out your leadership style in this fun, interactive presentation on True Colors.

Presented by Mario Garibay, Coordinator of Student Activities, Warren College

WEEK 4

October 23rd 3:00-3:50 PM

Popular Culture Views with a Social Justice Lens Cross-Cultural Center, 2nd Level of Price Center East

This interactive workshop explores what’s trending in popular culture and its impact on communities using a justice framework.

Presented by Social Justice Educators, Cross-Cultural Center; and Nancy Magpusao, Social Justice Educational Programs, Students/Staff/Faculty, Cross- Cultural Center


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October 23rd 3:30-4:20 PM

Anger & Conflict Management: How to Argue and Manage Emotions (Part 1) Red Shoe Room, 2nd Level of Price Center West

Join us for an informative and entertaining seminar to learn how to deal with conflict and anger in a constructive and productive way. You will leave with valuable information that will help you improve your relationships, receiving both practical tips and a deeper understanding of where anger comes from and how to control it. This is part one of a three-part series.

Presented by Scott Hansen, Psychologist, Counseling and Psychological Services


Campus Conversations: Coexist Interfaith Dialogue – DOUBLE STAMP Bear Room, 2nd Level of Price Center West

Join us for an interfaith dialogue as we discuss our lived experiences and spiritual journeys. Come prepared to learn from others, ask questions, and honor our shared humanity. Open to all faith and non-faith backgrounds. Full attendance at this workshop will grant you 2 stamps.

Presented by Dialogue Ambassadors, Center for Student Involvement; and Katy Brecht, C&L Program Coordinator, Center for Student Involvement


How’s the Weather? From Small Talk to Meaningful Relationships Bear Room, 2nd Level of Price Center West

How does a relationship begin? A handshake? Smile? Small Talk? Join us for an interactive workshop where you will engage in activities and discussions to explore how you initiate and develop relationships.

Presented by Frida Pineda Alvear, C&L Program Coordinator, Center for Student Involvement

WEEK 5


Your Right to Protest – DOUBLE STAMP Bear Room, 2nd Level of Price Center West

How well do you know your First Amendment rights? What does “freedom of speech” and the “right of the people to peacefully assemble” mean? In this workshop, you will learn about freedom of expression and your rights and responsibilities when participating in demonstrations. Full attendance at this workshop will grant you 2 stamps.

Presented by Jon Carlos Senour, Director, Student Legal Services


Anger & Conflict Management: How to Argue and Manage Emotions (Part 2) Green Table Room, 2nd Level of Price Center West

Join us for an informative and entertaining seminar to learn how to deal with conflict and anger in a constructive and productive way. You will leave with valuable information that will help you improve your relationships, receiving both practical tips and a deeper understanding of where anger comes from and how to control it. This is part two of a three-part series.



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November 1st 11:00-11:50 AM

Making the Most of Your UCSD Experience Green Table Room, 2nd Level of Price Center West

Learn how to discover, capture, and share your experiences inside and beyond the classroom. From finding hands-on opportunities to showcasing your work and involvement at UCSD, this workshop will provide tools to help you succeed.

Presented by Melissa Campbell, Engaged Learning Tools Specialist; and Shawna Hook-Held Engaged Learning Tools Specialist, Teaching + Learning Commons

WEEK 6

November 5th 2:00-3:20 PM

Traveling the Mind-Boggling Road to Employment by an Enlightened Job-seeker – DOUBLE STAMP Bear Room, 2nd Level of Price Center West

The job search can have negative impacts on a job seeker's wellness and self-confidence but this doesn't have to be the case for those who prepare. This program is meant to help students consider and prepare for the mental demands of a professional job search. The workshop will bring awareness to these impacts and assist students in developing their own unique ways to practice self-care during the search process. Full attendance at this workshop will grant you 2 stamps

Presented by April Garrison, Disability Specialist, Office for Students with Disabilities


Anger & Conflict Management: How to Argue and Manage Emotions (Part 3) Governance Chambers, 4th Level of Price Center East

Join us for an informative and entertaining seminar to learn how to deal with conflict and anger in a constructive and productive way. You will leave with valuable information that will help you improve your relationships, receiving both practical tips and a deeper understanding of where anger comes from and how to control it. This is part three of a three-part series.



Yes, No, Maybe: Clarifying Consent Eleanor Roosevelt College Room, 2nd Level of Price Center West

This interactive workshop focuses on communication, consent and healthy sexuality. Learn what consent is and how to ask, listen, and respect.


November 8th 11:00-11:50 AM

How to Land a Plane Through the Use of Effective Communication Red Shoe Room, 2nd Level of Price Center West

This workshop is an activity based approach in understanding the challenges that arise when ineffective communication occurs. Participants will be able to identify obstacles when communicating in a group setting and work together to strategize ways to combat those in practical ways.

Presented by Chloe Leal, Greek Life Advisor, Center for Student Involvement


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Inclusion, Mattering, and Marginality Red Shoe Room, 2nd Level of Price Center West

What does it mean to be inclusive of others? How does it feel to be included, that you matter? What happens when you are marginalized? Engage with your peers and share strategies to create inclusive environments and help others feel that they matter.

Presented by Frida Pineda Alvear, Program Coordinator, Center for Student Involvement

WEEK 7


Breaking Down Difficult Conversations Bear Room, 2nd Level of Price Center West

This workshop will focus on breaking down difficult conversations and discuss strategies students can practice/utilize in future conversations/conflict resolutions.

Presented by Diana Hernandez, C&L Graduate Assistant, Center for Student Involvement


The Art of Public Speaking Red Shoe Room, 2nd Level of Price Center West

In this session, you will learn to refine your presentation skills. Through interactive activities, students will gain the tools necessary to deliver a powerful presentation, which includes speaking confidently and engaging the audience. Participants will also take a deeper look at how to develop content for strong visual aids. Together we will discuss best practices and techniques to help you master any presentation that lies ahead!

Presented by Katy Brecht, C&L Program Coordinator, Center for Student Involvement

November 15th 11:00-11:50 AM

The Values That Make Me Bear Room, 2nd Level of Price Center West

This workshop is designed to allow participants an opportunity to explore their personal values on a profound level. Through self-reflection and evaluation, participants will learn which values constantly shape their lives on a daily basis. By the end of the activity, students will have identified their top 3 “core” values, that without, participants could not properly define themselves. The activity will follow a discussion among their peers to learn about others values and experiences that are important to others, and will promote dialogue about any differences present.

Presented by Andres Elvira, Greek Life Graduate Assistant, Center for Student Involvement

WEEK 9


Campus Conversations: Challenging Conversations with Loved Ones – DOUBLE STAMP Bear Room, 2nd Level of Price Center West

Have you ever had difficulty communicating with those close to you? Did you notice this when you shared time with loved ones over a university closure? Join us for a unique dialogue experience to share how you communicate across difference. We will explore what it means to have thoughts, feelings, and beliefs that differ from those close to you. Full attendance at this workshop will grant you 2 stamps.

Presented by Dialogue Ambassadors, Center for Student Involvement; and Laura Lopez, Graduate Assistant, Center for Student Involvement; and Katy Brecht, C&L Program Coordinator, Center for Student Involvement


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How Far We'll Go: Navigating Healthy Relationships Bear Room, 2nd Level of Price Center West

This program offers an overview of qualities of a healthy relationship, signs of an unhealthy/abusive relationship, and working with campus resources.


COMPLETION OF ILEAD VALIDATED ON CCR! UC San Diego has developed the Co-Curricular Record (CCR) to recognize student involvement beyond

the classroom. The official validated CCR is printed with students’ transcripts and has the UC San Diego

seal. Students who complete all iLead requirements to spell L-E-A-D-E-R-S-H-I-P and submit all completion

materials will have iLead added to their CCR. For more info, visit: http://myccr.ucsd.edu.

CENTER FOR STUDENT INVOLVEMENT CELEBRATION AND AWARDS Students who have received a certificate for their completion of L-E-A-D-E-R or L-E-A-D-E-R-S-H-I-P will

receive an invitation to attend CSI’s Annual Celebration and Awards in May.

http://myccr.ucsd.edu/


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