Student Life: LEADERSHIP - ONLINE REGISTRATION for LeaderFest

Student Life at University of Wisconsin-Green Bay

ONLINE REGISTRATION

Use this form to register for MAX U Day.

Check-in starting at 9:30 on Saturday, September 27th, outside the Phoenix Rooms (get some bagels, Danish, muffins and juice) in Phoenix A.

Watch for time conflicts when choosing sessions.

For additional information call 465-2720

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10:00 - 10:15am Introductions, overview, Phoenix BC

10:15 - 10:55am Keynote address-- Phoenix BC

Hospitality in Action: Are You As Welcoming As You Think?

Michael Miller

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NOTICE:
Whether you're a rookie or a pro, there is something for you at MAX U DAY. The yellow highlighting below is meant to help experienced leaders find topics that may be more appropriate to their needs. If you need assistance making selections, feel free to stop by the Office of Student Life.

MAX U DAY Sessions sign-up--

Pick one session in each time block

11:00 - 11:50am

	Session 1 - Creating a Personal Mission Statement Lisa Tetzloff Writing a personal mission statement helps you clarify who you are and how you'll live your life. It gives direction and purpose to your daily decisions. In this session, we'll help you get started.
	Session 2- Org Hospitality: *Tips, Tricks, and Treats* Jamie Froh Are you having a hard time keeping the members in your org active? This session will give you some "tips, tricks, and treats" of not only keeping members in your org but keeping them active. Learn ways to make your org hospitable for all members. There may even be some "treats" in it for you!
	Session 3 - Being An Ally: Where are You? Mai Lo Lee & Jamie Karlin Being an ally for victims of hate is on ongoing learning process that requires energy, knowledge, resources and time. It is not expected that allies know everything or are superheroes fighting hate. But you can test your ability to be an effective ally by considering the degree of your response to support victims of hate. Come and learn about ally development, victim needs and what an ally can really do.
	Session 4 - FISH Theory: Hospitality Made Real Jen Pfundtner FISH Theory addresses the art of being hospitable. Learn how you can "choose your attitude" and "make other people's day!"
	Session 5 - Residence Life Leadership: Presidents and Vice Presidents, Representatives (Building, Floor, Group) Erin Van Daalwyk RHAA, NRHH, CAB, CC-what does it all mean? Find out more about Residence Life leadership groups and the benefits of being involved. Learn how to use your resources to have a great leadership org. Get tips from professionals and share information with others in your position in the leadership breakout roundtables. This session will provide information specific to presidents, vice presidents and representatives. A valuable session for seasoned and emerging leaders alike.
	Session 6 - Resolving Conflicts While Being Hospitable Michael Miller Conflicts happen and can be resolved without hard feelings or being inhospitable. Find out how at this session.
	Session 7 - The Art of Following Sheila Carter At the heart of every successful organization is a core of people who are dedicated to getting thing done. Discover what skills are vital for effective followership.

12:00 - 12:50pm

	Session 8 - Creating a Personal Mission Statement Lisa Tetzloff Writing a personal mission statement helps you clarify who you are and how you'll live your life. It gives direction and purpose to your daily decisions. In this session, we'll help you get started.
	Session 9 - Org Hospitality: *Tips, Tricks, and Treats* Jamie Froh Are you having a hard time keeping the members in your org active? This session will give you some "tips, tricks, and treats" of not only keeping members in your org but keeping them active. Learn ways to make your org hospitable for all members. There may even be some "treats" in it for you!
	Session 10 - Being An Ally: Where are You? Mai Lo Lee & Jamie Karlin Being an ally for victims of hate is on ongoing learning process that requires energy, knowledge, resources and time. It is not expected that allies know everything or are superheroes fighting hate. But you can test your ability to be an effective ally by considering the degree of your response to support victims of hate. Come and learn about ally development, victim needs and what an ally can really do.
	Session 11 - FISH Theory: Hospitality Made Real Jen Pfundtner FISH Theory addresses the art of being hospitable. Learn how you can "choose your attitude" and "make other people's day!"
	Session 12 - Residence Life Leadership: Programming Coordinators and Publicity Directors, Secretaries and Historians Erin Van Daalwyk RHAA, NRHH, CAB, CC-what does it all mean? Find out more about Residence Life leadership groups and the benefits of being involved. Learn how to use your resources to have a great leadership org. Get tips from professionals and share information with others in your position in the leadership breakout roundtables. This session will provide information specific to programming coordinators, publicity directors, secretaries and historians. A valuable session for seasoned and emerging leaders alike.
	Session 13 - Resolving Conflicts While Being Hospitable Michael Miller Conflicts happen and can be resolved without hard feelings or being inhospitable. Find out how at this session.
	Session 14 - The Art of Following Sheila Carter At the heart of every successful organization is a core of people who are dedicated to getting thing done. Discover what skills are vital for effective followership.

Session 15 is lunch in the Phoenix Rooms which everyone will attend--no need to choose it!

1:45 - 2:15pm

Session 16 - Making a Good First Impression
Cassie Byerly, Amy Evers, Gretchen Greenberg & Amanda Rihn
Program Description Coming Soon!

Session 17 - Leaders, Followers & "Others"? What To Do About Slackers
Michael Miller
Yes, you've noticed that all 3 types exist. Learn how to move people along in their personal growth--they'll be better for it and so will your group!

Session 18 - There is no session 18. Please choose another session

Session 19 -I Didn't Do Any Leadership in High School. Now What?

Lisa Tetzloff
It doesn’t what matter what you did in high school. It matters what you do today. There is no day but today. You have hundreds of opportunities jumping out at you, it is your time to take the leap and make your mark on UWGB!

Session 20 - THIS SESSION IS FULL. PLEASE CHOOSE A DIFFERENT SESSION. Build Your Own Leadership Portfolio
Matthew Kehl, Bridget Koeshall & Kelly Roeder
Leadership experience is highly sought after by employers, graduate schools, and scholarship committees, so keeping track of your experiences is of the utmost importance. This way, we can have everything all together in one place to show (and impress) employers, schools, and scholarship committees.

Session 21 - Be a Good Coach: Mentoring Other Students
Jamie Froh
Established leaders need to recognize other students and encourage them to make a difference at the university.

Learn to recognize the strengths and weaknesses of other students, and how to coach those students to build or improve upon their skills.

Session 22 - Overcoming the Imposter Phenomenon
Ellen Domine
Do you secretly worry that others will find out that you’re not as bright and capable as they think you are? Attend this workshop and learn 10 things you can do to overcome the imposter syndrome.

2:20 - 2:50pm

	Session 23 - Making a Good First Impression Cassie Byerly, Amy Evers, Gretchen Greenberg & Amanda Rihn Program Description Coming Soon!
	Session 24 - Leaders, Followers & "Others"? What To Do About Slackers Michael Miller Yes, you've noticed that all 3 types exist. Learn how to move people along in their personal growth--they'll be better for it and so will your group!
	Session 25 - The Parli Pro Wizard Is IN Melanie Czypinski Parliamentary Procedure can be very complex, but understanding it can make the difference for you in many groups. Learn to thrive and survive at this workshop.
	Session 26 - Dinner Etiquette: Top 10 Ways To Stay Welcomed Jamie Stephenson Guessing at what you're supposed to do is uncomfortable. Learn the basic do's and don'ts at this session.
	Session 27 -THIS SESSION IS FULL. PLEASE CHOOSE A DIFFERENT SESSION. Build Your Own Leadership Portfolio Matthew Kehl, Bridget Koeshall & Kelly Roeder Leadership experience is highly sought after by employers, graduate schools, and scholarship committees, so keeping track of your experiences is of the utmost importance. This way, we can have everything all together in one place to show (and impress) employers, schools, and scholarship committees.
	Session 28 -Be a Good Coach: Mentoring Other Students Jamie Froh Established leaders need to recognize other students and encourage them to make a difference at the university. Learn to recognize the strengths and weaknesses of other students, and how to coach those students to build or improve upon their skills.
	Session 29 - Overcoming the Imposter Phenomenon Ellen Domine Do you secretly worry that others will find out that you’re not as bright and capable as they think you are? Attend this workshop and learn 10 things you can do to overcome the imposter syndrome.

2:55 - 4:10pm

World Cafe on Leadership Topics
Phoenix Rooms
Everyone will participate in this unique and fast-paced approach to learning.

4:15-5:05 pm.: Everyone will attend a wrap up session in the Phoenix Rooms led by our keynote speaker, Michael Miller.

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