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Leadership Workshop Weekend: Owl Lead 2015

Workshop Materials

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Flyer

T-shirt

Buttons

Workbook

Marietta CampusDate: Friday, October 23

Time: 6 pm—11 pm

Location: Q202

*Complimentary Dinner Provided*

Kennesaw CampusDate: Saturday, October 24

Time: 10 am—3 pm

Location: Prillaman Hall Rm HS 1001

*Complimentary Lunch Provided*

To sign up, go to uc.kennesaw.edu/CSL by Oct. 20

Register by Oct. 5 to guarantee your t-shirt size

Leadership Workshop Weekend

October 23 or 24, 2015

With keynote speaker Chris Bruno

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participant

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Leadership Workshop WeekendKennesaw State University

October 23 & 24, 2015

Dear Participant:

As the Director of Leadership Workshop Weekend, it is my pleasure to welcome you to the

first ever Leadership Workshop Weekend here at Kennesaw State University. We are so

excited to spend our day with you.

The Owl Leadership Fellows have spent the last few months planning today’s workshop just for

you. Today you will hear our keynote speaker Chris Bruno, learn about leadership and

yourself, and participate in activities.

I’d like to thank you for attending today’s workshop. Our hope today is that you not only

leave here having learned a little about yourself and leadership as a whole, but get to know

those around you. I encourage you to talk those who are attending with you today and

build connections.

Sincerely,

Samantha Abney

Director of Conference

Owl Leadership Fellow

Meet the Coordinators!

Sam AbneyDirector

Andrew FieldsLogistics

Regan GrilloProgramming

Lauren JacquesMarketing & Design

Lisy PattonProgramming

Jeff PearsonSponsorship & Budget

Jalynn YoungLogistics

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Leadership Workshop Weekend ScheduleSaturday, October 24, 2015

Kennesaw State University

10:00am - Welcome

10:30am – Activity: First Impressions

11:00am – What is Tweet Beam?

11:05am - Keynote speaker- Chris BrunoDirector of Housing Operations, KSU; speaker at CampusSpeak; Improv extraordinaire

12:00pm – It’s the little moments that matter: Leadership(Lunch)

12:20pm – Activity: What do you value most?

1:05pm - Activity: What does Leadership look like?

2:00pm – Activity: Picks & Pans

2:45pm - Closing

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Leadership is….Follow along with our Keynote and fill in the blanks below.

Leadership is a ___________________, not a

_________________________.

Having a strong ____________ doesn't make you a

strong leader.

Your goal shouldn't be to have people who _____ to

follow you, but people who ______ to follow you.


Human BingoThroughout the day, talk to your peers and try to fill out the Who’s Who

of LWW Bingo Card. Have each person you find initial their square—

those closest to a blackout win a special prize!!

Has been to

GRASS (GA

Resident Assistant

Saturday Seminar)

Is a part of an

organization on

campus (What

organization?)

Is the first in their

family to go to

college

Has tutored

someone while in

college

Has done

volunteer work on

or off campus

Views themselves

as a leader

Played on an

athletic team in

high school

Has started an

organization at

KSU

Has attended a

FLY workshop

Has watched a

Ted Talk (which

one?)

Has taken

StrengthsFinder

Plans on

attending the

leadership

conference in

Spring 2016

Free Space

Will be

graduating Fall

‘15 or Spring ’16

Is in Greek

organization

Has taken the

lead on a group

project

Has participated

in Alternative

Spring Break

Knows what CSL

stands for

Has been to

GCLC (Georgia

Collegiate

Leadership

Conference)

Is getting the

leadership

certificate at KSU

Served on a

leadership

council/ board

Is currently working

while attending

KSU

Has served in a

leadership

position before

Likes to present in

front of people

Was a part of

National Honor

Society in high

school


Thoughts Worth Pondering

Leadership

To know why to do something is wisdom,

To know how to do it is skill,

To know when to do it is judgment,

To strive to do it best is dedication,

To do it for the benefit of others is service,

To want to help others is compassion,

To do this quietly is humility,

To get the job done is achievement,

To empower others to do all of these things is leadership.

-Unknown


What is a moment that matters most to you?

How can you create a moment that matters?

What legacy do you want to leave?

It’s the Little Moments that Matter


Values AuctionPrior to the auction, go through the list and budget your money on items according to their importance to you. You do not have to

budget money for everything on the list—just those that are important to you. All bids must be in $100 increments.

Each participant has $5,000 to spend on any item on this list.

Item My Starting Bid My Highest Bid The Winning Bid

A satisfying and fulfilling marriage

An end to sex trafficking and sexual

abuse

Graduate with your dream job

Make a 4.0 GPA without studying

Achieve World Peace

Own my dream car

Equality (race, sexual and gender

identity, etc.)

Discover a cure for cancer

A long life free of illness

To be famous

A satisfying religious faith

Every person has access to an equal

education

Lifelong financial security

Eat all you want without gaining weight

A world without police brutality

A chance to eliminate sickness and

poverty

A chance to say goodbye to someone

who has already passed

An understanding of the meaning of life

A world without lying and cheating

To travel around the world

A healthy romantic relationship

To have genuine lifelong friends


Picks and Pans


I amFill out each space with a trait that plays a part in making you who you are. Then pick

one to write on the Post-It and give it to one of the #OwlLead15 volunteers


Final Thoughts

Has your view changed today?

What is one thing you can take away from today?

After you’ve gone through the day, take a moment and consider what you’ve learned about leadership and

yourself. Answer the questions below and write your biggest takeaway from on the Post-It


About the Owl Leadership FellowsThe Owl Leadership Fellows Program is committed to actively developing

upperclassmen students to be engaged citizens within the Kennesaw State

University community. This is a student-run, student-led initiative. Fellows have

the opportunity to facilitate workshops, plan events and programs on campus,

and lead their peers. The Owl Leadership Fellows Program, through the

Center for Student Leadership, is an elite leadership-training program for the

student who wants to leave their legacy at KSU.

About the Center for Student LeadershipThe Center for Student Leadership aspires to be a model of best practice for

developing leaders who are engaged, ethical, and globally aware. The

Center for Student Leadership empowers students to affect positive change

in their communities through self-discovery, collaborative relationships, and

experiential learning. To learn more about other ways to get involved with the

CSL, go to uc.kennesaw.edu/csl.


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