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A Leader’s Legacy Workshop Series How will you leave your legacy? Program Details A Leader’s Legacy is a workshop series inspired by the leadership authors, Kouzes and Posner’s book of the same title, where students choose one or more sessions that fit their developmental needs and schedule best. Students register in advance through orgsync.com. Workshops are free of charge. How do I earn the certificate for A Leader’s Legacy Workshop Series? Any student interested in completing the entire Legacy program to earn certification is required to attend the Orientation sessions. If a student chooses to complete the entire program, she/ he will be recognized at the Spring Celebration of Student Leadership and Service and will automatically be honored as a Profile in Leadership. For more information, contact Pam Curtis, 852-0242. Hell No, We Won’t Go! Leadership for Social Change You don’t have to be in a leadership position to be a catalyst for change! Learn what it takes to be the change you would like to see in your community, and how to push for social change. September 28 Noon SAC W305 October 24 5:00pm SAC W305 November 17 7:00pm SAC W305 Presenter: Mr. Dominique McShan, UofL Cultural Center Leading (and singing) like Ella: Finding Your Voice as a Leader Ella Baker, civil rights activist and leadership theorist, stated, “Strong people don’t need strong leaders.” In this workshop, using Baker’s collective and relational leadership approach as a framework, participants will actively explore leadership in groups and communities by employing the Social Change Model of Leadership Development. October 10 5:00pm SAC W305 October 26 Noon SAC W305 October 27 7:00pm SAC W305 Presenter: Mr. Antron Mahoney, Doctoral Candidate, Pan African Studies OrgSync Workshop September 20 – November 29 Tuesdays Noon SAC W303A Presenters: Ms. Julie Onnembo, Mr. Joe Nelson, Ms. Lauren Lewis “The legacy perspective explicitly reveals that we make a difference. Then the only question remaining to consider is, What kind of difference do you want to make?” —From A Leader’s Legacy by Kouzes and Posner A Leader’s Legacy Orientation Sessions Only required for those aiming to complete the entire series October 17 5:00pm SAC W309K October 18 5:00pm SAC W309K October 19 Noon SAC W305 October20 7:00pm SAC W312 Who Cares, Anyway? Learning Your Leadership Values Did you know that the University of Louisville and employers are looking to fill leadership positions with diverse students who have unique values? Join the Career Development team and learn what your values are and how they can make you a strong leader. September 26 5:00pm SAC W305 October 11 Noon Houchens LL04 November 15 5:00pm SAC W305 Presenter: Mr. Jose Lopez, UofL Career Development Center I Got the Power! StrengthsQuest™ Did you know you are uniquely talented? No one is quite like you. Discovering your talents and building your strengths are key to enhancing your skills as a leader. We will discuss what you already do well and how you can use Strengths to build your leadership. September 28 5:30pm SAC W303A October 13 7:00pm SAC W305 November 16 Noon SAC W305 Presenter: Mr. Zach Smith, Assistant for Service Programs, Office of Student Involvement Schedule (tentative and subject to change) Frequently Asked Questions How much time will I need to commit? The workshops are scheduled for 45 minutes to give you time to get to and from class; each session will start at five minutes after and end 10 minutes before the hour. What are the benefits to me to participate in this program? Enhancing leadership skills and improve the sustainability of your organization Aid your organization through the multitude of resources available on campus Is there anything I need to do in advance of the workshop? In most cases you just need to show up prepared to learn and grow. However, for the Strengths session you should take the Strengths Finder 2.0 if you have not already. Codes can be purchased for $10 through the Office of Student Involvement.

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A Leader’s LegacyWorkshop Series

How will you leave your legacy?

Program DetailsA Leader’s Legacy is a workshop series inspired by the leadership authors, Kouzes and Posner’s book of the same title, where students choose one or more sessions that fit their developmental needs and schedule best. Students register in advance through orgsync.com. Workshops are free of charge.

How do I earn the certificate for A Leader’s Legacy Workshop Series?Any student interested in completing the entire Legacy program to earn certification is required to attend the Orientation sessions. If a student chooses to complete the entire program, she/he will be recognized at the Spring Celebration of Student Leadership and Service and will automatically be honored as a Profile in Leadership. For more information, contact Pam Curtis, 852-0242.

Hell No, We Won’t Go! Leadership for Social Change You don’t have to be in a leadership position to be a catalyst for change! Learn what it takes to be the change you would like to see in your community, and how to push for social change.September 28 Noon SAC W305October 24 5:00pm SAC W305November 17 7:00pm SAC W305 Presenter: Mr. Dominique McShan, UofL Cultural Center

Leading (and singing) like Ella: Finding Your Voice as a Leader Ella Baker, civil rights activist and leadership theorist, stated, “Strong people don’t need strong leaders.” In this workshop, using Baker’s collective and relational leadership approach as a framework, participants will actively explore leadership in groups and communities by employing the Social Change Model of Leadership Development. October 10 5:00pm SAC W305 October 26 Noon SAC W305 October 27 7:00pm SAC W305 Presenter: Mr. Antron Mahoney, Doctoral Candidate, Pan African Studies

OrgSync Workshop September 20 – November 29 Tuesdays Noon SAC W303A Presenters: Ms. Julie Onnembo, Mr. Joe Nelson, Ms. Lauren Lewis

“ The legacy perspective explicitly reveals that we make a difference. Then the only question remaining to consider is, What kind of difference do you want to make?”

— From A Leader’s Legacy by Kouzes and Posner

A Leader’s Legacy Orientation Sessions Only required for those aiming to complete the entire series October 17 5:00pm SAC W309KOctober 18 5:00pm SAC W309KOctober 19 Noon SAC W305October20 7:00pm SAC W312

Who Cares, Anyway? Learning Your Leadership Values Did you know that the University of Louisville and employers are looking to fill leadership positions with diverse students who have unique values? Join the Career Development team and learn what your values are and how they can make you a strong leader. September 26 5:00pm SAC W305 October 11 Noon Houchens LL04 November 15 5:00pm SAC W305Presenter: Mr. Jose Lopez, UofL Career Development Center

I Got the Power! StrengthsQuest™ Did you know you are uniquely talented? No one is quite like you. Discovering your talents and building your strengths are key to enhancing your skills as a leader. We will discuss what you already do well and how you can use Strengths to build your leadership.September 28 5:30pm SAC W303AOctober 13 7:00pm SAC W305November 16 Noon SAC W305 Presenter: Mr. Zach Smith, Assistant for Service Programs, Office of Student Involvement

Schedule (tentative and subject to change)

Frequently Asked QuestionsHow much time will I need to commit?

The workshops are scheduled for 45 minutes to give you time to get to and from class; each session will start at five minutes after and end 10 minutes before the hour.

What are the benefits to me to participate in this program? • Enhancing leadership skills and improve the sustainability of your organization• Aid your organization through the multitude of resources available on campus

Is there anything I need to do in advance of the workshop? In most cases you just need to show up prepared to learn and grow. However, for the Strengths session you should take the Strengths Finder 2.0 if you have not already. Codes can be purchased for $10 through the Office of Student Involvement.