SPRING 2016 WORKSHOPS
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4/7
Watch Yo Mouf!: The Verbal Perpetuation of Misogyny and Patriarchy
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4/11
Ready, Set, Communicate
4/11
Aikido for Conflict Prevention
5pm
Warren College Room, PC West, Level 3
4/12
Managing Your Minutes: The How To’s of Time Management
11am
Warren College Room, PC West, Level 3
4/13
Learning To Manage Risky Situations - Alcohol, Drugs and Your Peers **
1pm
Warren College Room, PC West, Level 3
4/15
Women in Leadership: Breaking Through the Glass Ceiling
11am
Bear Room, Price Center West, Level 2
4/20
Programming with a Purpose: From Event Conception to Realization
10am
Bear Room, Price Center West, Level 2
4/21
True Colors
2pm
Marshall College Room, PC West, Level 2
4/26
Learning To Manage Risky Situations - Alcohol, Drugs and Your Peers **
2pm
Bear Room, Price Center West, Level 2
4/27
One Button Studio Open House
11am
One Button Studio, PC East, Level 1
4/27
Building Social Confidence **
2pm
Warren College Room, PC West, Level 3
4/29
Taking the Con Out of Conflict
1pm
Warren College Room, PC West, Level 3
5/3
Change Your Brain to Work for You: Habit Workshop
12pm
Bear Room, Price Center West, Level 2
5/4
Navigating Conflict
2pm
Marshall College Room, PC West, Level 2
5/5
Keepin’ it 100! – How to Capitalize Off of Your Strengths
3pm
Bear Room, Price Center West, Level 2
5/9
Hello! Hola! Bonjour! 你好! (Nǐ hǎo)
2pm
Bear Room, Price Center West, Level 2
5/10
Interview 101
5pm
Green Table Room, PC West, Level 2
11am
LOCATION
Warren College Room, PC West, Level 3
3:30 pm Bear Room, PC West, Level 2
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- Save the Date - CSI Awards & Celebration Night
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2pm Bear Room, Price Center West, Level 2
5/26 Expand Your Network, Raise Your Net Worth!
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WIN A FREE PRINCETON REVIEW COURSE
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SPRING 2016 WORKSHOPS
GETTING STARTED
iLead provides students the flexibility to choose workshop sessions on various communication and
leadership topics that align with your individual interests and schedule.
HERE’S HOW TO PARTICIPATE:
• Register online at http://ccl.ucsd.edu/registration/
• Start attending workshops! At your first session, ask for an ‘iLead Stamp Card’ and start collecting stamps.
Most workshops are worth 1 stamp, but select events are worth 2 stamps.
• Collect 10 stamps. Then submit stamp card and written reflection to complete the program.
• For more information on completing iLead, please visit the Center for Student Involvement, on the third floor of
Price Center East.
• Please note, participants who show up more than 15 minutes late to any iLEAD workshop will not be eligible to
receive a stamp.
Watch Yo Mouf!: The Verbal Perpetuation of
Misogyny and Patriarchy
Thursday, April 7, 2016 / 11:00-12:00PM / Warren College Room, Price
Center West, Level 3
This workshop will explore micro-aggressive language rooted in patriarchy
and misogyny, and the ways in which we have been subjected to or perpetuate
this language in our family and friend dynamics, professional relationships,
interpersonal and romantic relationships. We will engage in thoughtful
discussion, and analyze the ways in which misogyny and patriarchy are
communicated through popular music, and additional forms of media.
Presented by Myisha Butler, Graduate Assistant, Black Resource Center
Ready, Set, Communicate
Monday, April 11, 2016 / 3:30-5:00PM / Bear Room, Price Center West,
Level 2
Come maximize your communication skills through music and arts and crafts.
Your CSI Communication and Leadership Peer Educators will help you take
your interpersonal and public speaking skills to the next level. Be prepared to
mingle with new people and learn more about professional communication
while having fun!
Presented by Peer Educators, CSI – Communication & Leadership
Aikido for Conflict Prevention
Monday, April 11, 2016 / 5:00-6:00PM / Warren College Room, Price
Center West, Level 3
In this workshop students will learn about understanding conflict, how it
happens, and preventative strategies to manage disputes. Students will
learn to transform conflict from any area of your life; roommates, work,
family, relationships into a life learning opportunity. They will also learn how
perception plays a role in conflict and in resolution.
Presented by Yvette Durazo, Project Coordinator, School of Pharmacy
Managing Your Minutes: The How To’s of Time
Management
Tuesday, April 12, 2016 / 11:00-12:00PM / Warren College Room, Price
Center West, Level 3
Learn to manage your time effectively by evaluating your current time
management techniques & by building skills in goal-setting, prioritization,
& more!
Presented by Erica Okamura, Program Director, Health Promotion Services
Learning To Manage Risky Situations Alcohol, Drugs and Your Peers 2 STAMP EVENT
Wednesday, April 13, 2016 / 1:00-2:00PM / Warren College Room, Price
Center West, Level 3
Are you “that friend” who takes care of everyone when you all go out? Do you
want to know a BIT more when sticky situations come up? If you answered
yes, then you want to participate in this fun interactive training on alcohol
education and bystander intervention. Become a “Floatie” and learn some new
ways for keeping friends afloat at parties. **Cannot attend both workshops
Presented by Lupe Samaniego-Kraus, Health Educator, Health Promotion Services
Women in Leadership: Breaking Through
the Glass Ceiling
Friday, April 15, 2016 / 11:00-12:00PM / Bear Room, Price Center
West, Level 2
Did you know that, on average, women only earn 79% of the wages
that men earn for the same work? In this workshop, participants
will learn about the patriarchal structures that affect women in the
workforce and the stereotypes about female leaders that can hinder
their advancements. Parti cipants will also learn about ways to
overcome these barriers and break through the glass ceiling.
Presented by Marissa Barber, Peer Educator, CSI – Communication &
Leadership
Programming with a Purpose: From
Event Conception to Realization
One Button Studio Open House
Wednesday, April 27, 2016 / 11:00-2:00PM/ One Button Studio, Price
Center East, Level 1
Come check out the One Button Studio and explore the functionality of the
newly installed green screen! At this event, you will stop by and record a 30
second video on what it means to be Triton for 1 iLead stamp and a chance to
win a $50 Bookstore Gift Card.
Presented by Peer Educators, CSI – Communication & Leadership
Building Social Confidence
2 STAMP EVENT
Wednesday, April 27, 2016 / 2:00-3:30PM / Warren College Room, Price
Center West, Level 3
Do you get anxious in social situations? Would you like to improve confidence
in making friends, dating, or approaching authority figures? Dr. Tiffany
O’Meara uses a ʺcognitive-behavioralʺ approach to understanding social
anxiety and building social confidence. In this interactive session, you will
identify thought and behavior patterns that keep you from reaching your
personal and career goals, and will leave with tools to help reduce anxiety and
increase confidence.
Presented by Tiffany O’Meara, PhD, Counseling Psychologist, Counseling and
Psychology Services
True Colors
Navigating Conflict
Presented by Lupe Samaniego-Kraus, Health Educator, Health Promotion
Services
Tuesday, May 10, 2016 / 5:00-6:00PM/ Green Table Room, Price
Center West, Level 2
This workshop will provide a comprehensive framework detailing an
effective in-person, group, and phone interview and provide career
search tips, ranging from the job hunt to what actions you should
take following your interview.
Presented by Tracy Ta, Peer Educator, CSI – Communication &
Leadership
Presented by Matthew Garcia, Graduate Assistant, CSI – Communication
& Leadership
Presented by Sean Murphy & Nideesh Terapalli, Communication & Leadership
Specialist & Peer Educator, CSI-Communication & Leadership
Tuesday, April 26, 2016 / 2:00-3:00PM / Bear Room, Price Center
West, Level 2
Are you “that friend” who takes care of everyone when you all go out?
Do you want to know a BIT more when sticky situations come up? If
you answered yes, then you want to participate in this fun interactive
training on alcohol education and bystander intervention. Become
a “Floatie” and learn some new ways for keeping friends afloat at
parties. **Cannot attend both workshops
Interview 101
Presented by Haley Lomax, Graduate Assistant, Student Veterans Resource Center
Presented by Grace Fuller & Jesse Rapport, Outreach Coordinator &
Coordinator of Student Activities, Sixth College Student Affairs
Learning To Manage Risky Situations Alcohol, Drugs and Your Peers 2 STAMP EVENT
Presented by Hilary Wu, Peer Educator, CSI - Communication &
Leadership
Maximizing Leadership
Friday, April 29, 2016 / 1:00-2:00 PM / Warren College Room, Price
Center West, Level 3
Conflict shows up in our personal, academic, and professional lives.
But how do you show up in conflict? This interactive workshop provides
communication, negotiation, and conflict management tools, inspired by
the book Getting to Yes by Roger Fisher and William L. Ury, that will teach
students to humanize their adversaries and navigate difficult conversations.
Change Your Brain to Work for You:
Habit Workshop
Presented by Ria Rodriguez & Christian Medero, Graduate Assistant,
CSI-Community Service & Office & Project Coordinator, Center for Student
Involvement
Monday, May 9, 2016 / 2:00-3:00PM / Bear Room, Price Center
West, Level 2
Does speaking another language make you a member of that culture
and advance your intercultural communication skills? What is it
about intercultural communication that makes it challenging? This
workshop will explore some of the cultural examples to help you
understand differences around the world and further discuss ways to
communicate positively with others.
Taking the Con Out of Conflict
Wednesday, April 20, 2016 / 10:00-11:00AM / Bear Room, Price
Center West, Level 2
Sick of planning an event the same way you’ve done it every year? Ever
find yourself asking why you do this? Before jumping right in to host a
program, in this workshop students will learn easy steps to follow to
plan a successful event with purpose. This workshop goes past event
planning 101, and takes a deeper look into what it takes to create an
intentional program that serves personal and professional goals of an
organization.
Thursday, April 21, 2016 / 2:00 – 3:00pm/ Marshall College Room,
Price Center West, Level 2
This workshop is a fun and interactive activity that will provide
students insight of their individual personality “Color(s)” and how to
best utilize their strengths and opportunities when collaborating with
others to achieve a goal.
Hello! Hola! Bonjour! 你好! (Nǐ hǎo)
Tuesday, May 3, 2016 / 12:00-1:00PM / Bear Room, Price Center West,
Level 2
Are there certain things that you wish you could start or stop doing
consistently? Are there habits that you would like to change? This workshop
will discuss habits and how to change them in order to rewire your brain to
work for you.
Wednesday, May 4, 2016 / 2:00-3:00PM / Marshall College Room, Price
Center West, Level 2
Conflict is an opportunity. Though many may see conflict as inherently
negative, conflict can actually open the door to improved relationships and
better outcomes. This workshop will help you identify the different types of
conflict and will explore different strategies to manage them.
Presented by Colin Lewis, Coordinator of Student Activities, Thurgood Marshall
College
Keepin’ it 100! – How to Capitalize
Off of Your Strengths
Thursday, May 5, 2016 / 3:00-4:00 PM / Bear Room, Price Center West,
Level 2
Sometimes we spend a lot of energy trying to change our weaknesses which
often leaves us frustrated and disappointed. Have you ever considered using
that same energy to MAXIMIZE your strengths, instead? This workshop will
help you identify your strengths and provide you with tools to help you make
the most out of your strongest character traits. Attend this workshop to gain
confidence and increase productivity, while being your authentic self!
**Participants are STRONGLY encouraged to bring a laptop or tablet in order
to fully participate in the workshop**
Presented by Stacia Solomon & Porsia Curry, Director & Assistant Director, Black
Resource Center
Wednesday, May 11, 2016 / 1:00 – 2:00 PM / Bear Room, Price
Center West, Level 2
Learn to maximize your own leadership skill set in order to increase
the contribution of your team members and build a more cohesive,
collaborative environment. This workshop will help you to identify
your strengths, reflect on your leadership opportunities, and create an
action plan that will make you a sought after leader!
SAVE THE DATE
CSI Awards & Celebration Night
Thursday, May 19, 2016 / 5:00-7:00PM / Ballroom, Price Center
East, Level 2
All students from 2015-2016 academic year that have completed
the iLEAD program (collected all 10 stamps & submitted reflection
paper) will be sent an invitation to attend. This event will celebrate
the successes of Tritons on campus. More information to come!
Expand Your Network, Raise Your
Net Worth!
Thursday, May 26, 2016 / 2:00-3:00PM / Bear Room, Price Center
West, Level 2
Go beyond small talk and build stronger bonds with your colleagues
by engaging in meaningful conversations! This workshop will provide
you with tools that will make you dive deeper into conversations and
expand your networking skills to create a bright future.
Presented by Oscar Lara, Greek Life Advisor, Center for Student
Involvement