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October 26, 2013 | 10 am - 6pm

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10:00-10:30 Check-In 242 La Paz

10:30-10:45 Welcome 241 Ventana Ballroom

10:45-11:00 Travel to Session 1

11:00-12:00 Session 1 Various Locations

12:00-12:50 Lunch Memorial Union Food Court





3:15-3:30 Travel to Keynote

3:30-4:30 Keynote Speaker 241 Ventana Ballroom

4:30-4:45 Conference Wrap-Up 241 Ventana Ballroom

4:45-6:00 Networking Reception 221 Arizona Ballroom




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Session 1 Breakouts

11:00 am - 12:00 pm

EntrepreYOU!

From Aha to Exit how to start and grow a venture.

Presenter: Women's Entrepreneurship (WE)Location: MU 246 Coconino

How to make a gourmet omelette from egg on your face

By the end you will be pleasantly surprised and leave knowing howto handle yourself during uncomfortable or embarrassing situations

as a leader!Presenter: Roisin DoyLocation: MU 242 La Paz

Curiosity, Uniqueness and how to bring your Gift to the World

Your gift is your purpose in life, what will you do with?Presenter: Kelsey WongLocation: MU 228 Cochise

The Lost Boys Found and a Basic Guide to Oral History

The amazing stories of the Lost Boys of Sudan who faced loss, fearand hopelessness and a basic guide on how to do an oral historyPresenter: Arthur Morales

Location: MU 236 Mohave




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Session 2 Breakouts

1:00 t - 2:00 pm

Building on Who You Already Are: Leadership Talents & Weaknesses

Too often we spend a great deal of time trying to make our

weaknesses less weak instead of making our natural talents strengths.Students will leave thinking about how to discover their talents andturn them into strengths.Presenter: Joel ToddLocation: MU 246 Coconino

Questions: The True power of Inspiration and Innovation

It begins with a simple question:"What do you want to be when you grow up?"Presenter: Tony NguyenLocation: MU 242 La Paz

Traditional Values in Modern Native American Leadership

This will be both an educational and interactive workshop. Teachingtraditional leadership values through examples of current and recentNative American leaders such as Chad "Corntassel" Smith, WilmaMankiller, Dennis Banks, Russel Means, Aurelio Paz, and John Beck.Presenter: Amoneeta BecksteinLocation: MU 228 Cochise

Me, Myself, and Lead

Lead yourself. It's important in college to understand the importance of

managing one's self. Taking risks, sacrificing, and occasionally goingwith the gut feelings that create a personal experience that willultimately lead you to...SELF-DISCOVERY!Presenter: Tyandrah A. & Oscar V.Location: MU 236 Mohave




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Session 3 Breakouts

2:15 pm - 3:15 pm

PerspectiveMy presentation aims to emphasize a 3 step process that can be

utilized to gain perspective about successfully handling stressfulsituations. The strategy is an analytical approach that requires 3steps; realization, analyzing, and implementation.Presenter: Faryal MushtaqLocation: MU 246 Coconino

Questions: The True power of Inspiration and InnovationIt begins with a simple question:"What do you want to be when you grow up?"Presenter: Tony NguyenLocation: MU 242 La Paz

Building on Who You Already Are: Leadership Talents & WeaknessesToo often we spend a great deal of time trying to make ourweaknesses less weak instead of making our natural talentsstrengths. Students will leave thinking about how to discover theirtalents and turn them into strengths.Presenter: Joel ToddLocation: MU 228 Cochise

The Lost Boys Found and a Basic Guide to Oral History

The amazing stories of the Lost Boys of Sudan who faced loss, fearand hopelessness and a basic guide on how to do an oral historyPresenter: Bob HubbardLocation: MU 236 Mohave




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Keynote3:30 pm - 4:30 pm

When she was 17, Natalie Warne learned about the InvisibleChildren Project -- a campaign to rescue Ugandan children fromJoseph Kony’s child armies. As an intern for Invisible Children, sheled a nation-wide campaign for the project. She successfully gotthe campaign featured on the Oprah Winfrey show, a victory thatdramatically raised the profile of the movement. Natalie now worksas a film editor in Los Angeles.

Natalie Warne: Activist




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