WINTER 2016 WORKSHOPS
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1/7
Who Matters
2 PM
SLC, Price Center East, Level 4
1/14
Deconstructing Leadership
3 PM
Warren College Room, PC West, Level 3
1/20
Try, Try, Try, and Try Again
1 PM
Warren College Room, PC West, Level 3
1/21
Keepin’ it 100! – How to Capitalize Off of Your Strengths
3 PM
Warren College Room, PC West, Level 3
1/27
Stress Management (2 Stamp Event)
2 PM
Warren College Room, PC West, Level 3
1/28
Discover Your Values
3 PM
Warren College Room, PC West, Level 3
2/1
Don’t Worry, Be Happy
11 AM
Red Shoe Room, PC West, Level 2
2/2
Aikido for Conflict Prevention
5 PM
Green Table Room, PC West, Level 2
2/10
Communicating Love and Appreciation in Relationships (2 Stamp Event)
2 PM
Warren College Room, PC West, Level 3
2/11
Know Your Cues: Perceptions of Body Language
2 PM
Warren College Room, PC West, Level 3
2/16
Face Your Fears: The Power of Being Vulnerable
2 PM
Red Shoe Room, PC West, Level 2
2/18
Maximizing Leadership
12 PM
SLC, Price Center East, Level 4
2/25
Meaningful Conversations
3 PM
Warren College Room, PC West, Level 3
3/1
Values-Based Career Planning
1 PM
Warren College Room, PC West, Level 3
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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 to complete the program.
• For more information on submitting your completed iLead Stamp Card, please visit the
Center for Student Involvement, on the third floor of Price Center East.
Who Matters
Thursday , January 7th, 2016 / 2:00-3:00PM / Student
Leadership Chambers, Price Center East, Level 4
Want to know how you can change the world? In this
workshop, learn how to debunk common myth of who
matters in society and gain self confidence necessary to
change the world. Take part in an engaging activity that
will focus on how your every day actions can make an
impact on the world. This workshop will set you up with
skills necessary to make the most out of the year 2016!
Presented by Alicia J. Powers, Interim Student
Organizations Advisor, Center for Student Involvement
Deconstructing Leadership
Thursday, January 14th, 2016 / 3:00-4:00PM /
Warren College Room, Price Center West, Level 3
Popular images and stereotypes about effective
leadership often overshadow the others way that we can
show up as good leaders. This workshop will deconstruct
myths about leadership and facilitate a discussion on the
many ways that we can show up as leaders.
Presented by Savannah McCully, Graduate Assistant,
CSI – Communication & Leadership
Try, Try, Try, and Try Again
Wednesday, January 20th, 2016 / 1:00-2:00 PM /
Warren College Room, Price Center West, Level 3
This workshop is aimed to help inspire students to
overcome the barriers and fears related to failure and
rejection related to school and onward in life.
Presented by Alex Esguerra, Peer Educator, CSI –
Communication & Leadership
Keepin’ it 100! – How to Capitalize Off of Your
Strengths
Thursday, January 21st, 2016 / 3:00-4:00 PM /
Warren College Room, Price Center West, Level 3
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!
Presented by Stacia Solomon & Porsia Curry, Director & Assistant
Director, Black Resource Center
Stress Management (2 Stamp Event)
Wednesday, January 27th, 2016 / 2:00-3:30PM /
Warren College Room, Price Center West, Level 3
This workshop helps students better manage their stress by learning
about the nature of stress, the relationship between stress and
performance, how to identify common stressors and the signs of stress,
and how to reduce stress and keep it at a balanced level. The workshop
will include a live demonstration of a progressive muscle relaxation
activity!
Presented by Tiffany O’Meara, PhD, Counseling Psychologist,
Counseling and Psychology Services
Discover Your Values
Thursday, January 28th, 2016 / 3:00-4:00PM /
Warren College Room, Price Center West, Level 3
Our values are both deeply personal and often universal. Discover
what you value most and consider how your values consciously and
unconsciously guide your actions and inform your decisions in this
interactive, activity-based workshop
Presented by Emily Marx, PhD, Director, Center for Student
Involvement
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Don’t Worry, Be Happy
Monday, February 1st, 2016 / 11:00-12:00PM /
Red Shoe Room, Price Center West, Level 2
It is easy for college students to become overwhelmed by worry
and stress. This workshop is designed to inform students on
ways to manage and reduce stress while promoting positivity.
Presented by Haley Asturias, Peer Educator, CSI –
Communication & Leadership
Aikido for Conflict Prevention
Tuesday, February 2nd, 2016 / 5:00-6:00PM /
Green Table Room, Price Center West, Level 2
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
Communicating Love and Appreciation in
Relationships (2 Stamp Event)
Wednesday, February 10th, 2016 / 2:00-3:30PM /
Warren College Room, Price Center West, Level 3
How do you tell people in your life that you love and appreciate
them? Learn about the power of appreciating others. Using
Gary Chapman’s Five Love Languages, participants will learn
about the different styles for giving and receiving love, learn
about cultural differences in expressing love and appreciation,
identify their own primary ʺlove language,ʺ and gain insight
into the love languages of parents, friends and partners.
After taking this workshop you will be better able to show
important people in your life that you care in a way that they
will understand.
Presented by Tiffany O’Meara, PhD, Counseling Psychologist,
Counseling and Psychology Services
Know Your Cues: Perceptions of Body
Language
Thursday, February 11th, 2016 / 2:00-3:00PM /
Warren College Room, Price Center West, Level 3
Can you see anger? How about happiness? In this workshop,
students will learn to interact with others more effectively by
discovering false perceptions of body language and how to
better interpret nonverbal communication.
Presented by Rachel Rivera, Graduate Assistant, CSI – Greek
Life
Face Your Fears: The Power of Being
Vulnerable
Tuesday, February 16th, 2016 / 2:00-3:00PM /
Red Shoe Room, Price Center West, Level 2
Life begins at the end of your comfort zone. In this
workshop, learn about the value of being vulnerable and
confronting fears.
Presented by Mike Griffin, Peer Educator, CSI –
Communication & Leadership
Maximizing Leadership
Thursday, February 18th, 2016 / 12:00 – 1:00 PM /
Student Leadership Chambers, Price Center East,
Level 4
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!
Presented by Matthew Garcia, Graduate Assistant, CSI –
Communication & Leadership
Meaningful Conversations
Thursday, February 25th, 2016 / 3:00-4:00 PM /
Warren College Room, Price Center West, Level 3
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 to listen with empathy and to
speak so that others want to listen.
Presented by Oscar Lara, Greek Life Advisor, Center for
Student Involvement
Values-Based Career Planning
Tuesday, March 1st, 2016 / 1:00-2:00PM /
Warren College Room, Price Center West, Level 3
The Values-Based Career Planning workshop will give
students the opportunity to identify their top 5 values
through a visual process using values cards, and provide
a space for self-reflection, collaboration and professional
development.
Presented by Leanna Biddle, Graduate Intern, Career
Services Center