Jan. 21 – Annual Academic Staff Conference
2010-11 Common Theme: “The Leadership Question”
Save the date: Friday, January 21 10a.m. – 3p.m.
Events will take place in the University Union.
Free Event – Please register to attend.
Registration deadline: Wednesday, January 12, 2011
By registering your name will be entered into a drawing for a door prize. Drawing for the door prizes will be done during lunch and you must be present to win.
Click here to register.
Schedule:
| 10-noon | keynote speech: “If it is to be, It’s up to me!” a historical and contemporary look at the characteristics of leaders and how to strengthen leadership ability. by Bill Collar, motivational speaker and humorist
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| noon-1 | Lunch Included – Build Your Own Deli Buffet Assorted breads, meats and cheeses with lettuce, tomato, onion, mustard, and mayo. Served with pickle spear, potato chips, cookie and lemonade. |
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| 1-1:50 | breakout sessions |
How’s Your Leadership Attitude? Presenter: Bill Collar Room: Phoenix Room A |
| Understanding students through Student Development Theory Presenter: Rebecca Landenberger Room: 1965 Room Download this presentation (pdf) Download handouts (pdf) |
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| Followers: Where the Real Power Lies Presenter: Lisa Tetzloff Room: University Union 103 |
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| 2-2:50 | breakout sessions |
Managing Your Attitude to Maximize Performance Presenter: Bill Collar Room: Phoenix Room A |
| Walking/Running in the Student Athlete’s Shoes Presenter: Mike Kline & Justin Pollnow Room: University Union 103 Download this Presentation (pdf) |
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| The New Human Resources System (HRS) and How It Will Impact You Presenter: Sheryl Van Gruensven Room: 1965 Room Download this Presentation [pdf] |
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Would it be possible to consider scheduling this conference at an eariler time instead of right before the semester start? Having it the Friday before the semester begins makes it impossible for all of the Front Desk in Student Services to attend as well as others within the Student Service division-Financial Aid is swamped, Admissions is swamped, just as example. The week of the 3rd or 10th would have offered a better opportunity for individuals to attend. Thanks for considering. Bridget Derge
I meant as an idea for next year, of course.
Thanks so much for your feedback, Bridget. We’ll certainly discuss this with the programming committee. The committee is charged with distributing a survey to Academic Staff each fall to determine the best ways we can meet programming needs. Perhaps it would help to include a question in that survey to the effect of “Which of the following potential Fall Conference dates works best for your schedule?”