Fall Conference

 UW-Green Bay 2013
 Classified Staff Fall Conference

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October 18, 2013, Tundra Lodge and Resort, Green Bay, WI

SCORE
 (Strategize.Communicate.Organize.Research.Energize) at the 2013 Classified Staff Fall Conference

Conference Registration Fee $79

Conference Agenda

7:45-8:30am              Team Check-In
                                     Breakfast and Networking

8:30-8:45am              Opening Remarks/Welcome
                                    
Gary Huebner-Audio Axentz DJ Service
                                     UW-Green Bay Chancellor Thomas Harden 

8:45-9:15am              Team Huddle 

9:15-10:30am            First Quarter
                                    Option 1: Dancing with the Team, Part 1 of 2
                                    Option 2: Living on the Cheap
                                    Option 3: Practical Strategies to Decrease Negativity and
                                    Increase Positivity
                                    Option 4: Mystery Project (limit-30)
                                    Option 5: Mindfulness 

10:30-10:45am         Time Out 

10:45-12:00pm         Second Quarter 
                                    Option 1: Dancing with the Team, Part 2 of 2
                                    Option 2: Essential Essentials (limit-30)
                                    Option 3: Hall of Fame Habits
                                    Option 4: Beginner Yoga/Nutrition (limit-25)
                                    Option 5: Communicating for Success

12:00-12:45pm         Half Time
                                     Lunch and Networking

12:45-1:45pm           Third Quarter
                                    Live Long and Prosper – Lucy Arendt
                                    (Full group session)

1:45-2:00pm             Time Out 

2:00-3:00pm             Fourth Quarter
                                     LeRoy Butler presentation

3:00-4:00pm             Overtime
                                     Meet and Greet with LeRoy Butler
                                     Closing and Prize Drawings (Must be present to win) 

 

Session Descriptions

First Quarter
9:15AM – 10:30AM

Option 1 Candy Conard
Dancing with the Team – Part 1 of 2
In 2011 The Eagles had a team of superstars….and yet could not win.  After the NFL lockout they wasted no time adding big names to their roster….proven talent…and on paper they assembled one of the best teams in the NFL….on paper.  But games are not played on paper, and teams are not made up of superstars.

This workshop is designed to help you understand the make-up of a winning team, how it develops, and how it can positively impact your work environment.  It is practical, with hands-on practice opportunities throughout the 2.5 hours. 

This practical approach to team participation, team development and team strategies will help you in your day to day work experience.  Remember the old saying, “there is no I in team”, but another could be, “no team is successful without the assist”.

Option 2 Angela Kusek-Schubert
Living on the Cheap
Come and learn my favorite tips and tricks for living green without breaking the bank! I’ll share my tips for making the weeks go smoothly and some tasty recipes! Recipes for concentrated drinks, bread mixes, slow cooker yogurt, cleaners, laundry soaps, etc.

Option 3Jane Birr
Practical Strategies to Decrease Negativity and Increase Positivity
Negativity can steal your energy and poison the workplace. Many of us spew negativity and don’t even realize it! Come gain awareness by taking a Positivity Ratio test. Next, learn key strategies to decrease the drain of negativity. Leave energized by learning new habits that can make you and your workplace come alive and flourish!

Option 4

Mystery Project
The session will involve working together as a team to complete a project. 

Option 5Lissa Balison
Mindfulness
In a culture of always sprinting ahead and looking behind (often with regret and/or embarrassment) wouldn’t it be nice to learn how to take a break from all of that and “just be” from time to time.  Mindfulness will give you that opportunity.

What is mindfulness?

Mindfulness means to deliberately pay attention to whatever you are doing, right now. Everything except sleep can be done mindfully. For example, we can eat mindfully or we can think about past or future events without paying attention to our eating. This is not the easiest of things to do but it is possible. This session will focus on basic mindfulness practices that anyone can apply to their daily life.

Second Quarter
10:45AM – 12:00PM

Option 1 Candy Conard
Dancing with the Team – Part 2 of 2

In 2011 The Eagles had a team of superstars….and yet could not win.  After the NFL lockout they wasted no time adding big names to their roster….proven talent…and on paper they assembled one of the best teams in the NFL….on paper.  But games are not played on paper, and teams are not made up of superstars.

This workshop is designed to help you understand the make-up of a winning team, how it develops, and how it can positively impact your work environment.  It is practical, with hands-on practice opportunities throughout the 2.5 hours. 

This practical approach to team participation, team development and team strategies will help you in your day to day work experience.  Remember the old saying, “there is no I in team”, but another could be, “no team is successful without the assist”.

Option 2

Angela Kusek-Schubert
Essential Essentials
This session will be about blending oils and how to use them every day while eliminating toxins in your home/workplace.  I will show you how to use a vapor diffuser and my favorite blends for that! I will teach what basic oils do for you -Lavender: calming, Peppermint: tummy aches and headaches, Tea Tree: Fungal and Bacteria killer.  ETC!!!

Option 3Jane Birr
Hall of Fame Habits: Success Strategies from People Living Great Personal and Workplace Health
Does this sound familiar:
“I know what I should do, but I don’t feel like it. Then I feel frustrated and eat to feel better. Pass the chips!”
“I’m overwhelmed and tired from too much work and taking care of everybody else.”
“I just can’t seem to stick with it. I’ll start over…tomorrow.

Enough is enough! Come get energized by hearing stories of other time-pressure people who have broken free! Leave with strategies to add confidence, resilience and zest into your life that will help you attack obstacles and joyfully reach your goals.

Option 4
Yoga/Nutrition

Liz Brandt/Yoga

Alex Stenner/Nutrition


Nourish your body, mind and spirit by combining the magical worlds of both Yoga and nutrition! Whether this is your first time to experience Yoga, or you are relatively new to this type of mental/physical practice, this is the session for you! Liz Brandt, one of the Kress Event Center’s (KEC) Personal Trainers and certified Yoga instructors, will help guide you through some of the fundamental form and theories involved to help create a successful Yoga journey geared towards YOUR level of fitness. Then, join Alex Stenner, KEC Personal Trainer, member of the Dietetics Club and Vice President of SLO (Sustainable, Local, Organic) Food Alliance on top of being an undergraduate student working towards his Bachelors in Nutrition, as he helps you to wrap your head around the simple, yet complex, world of nutrition in a way that helps you make well informed dietary choices in your everyday life. So, smile, breathe, go at your own perfect pace and invigorate your entire being as you swan dive into the Yoga and nutritional waters of the world!

Option 5

Tim Pflieger
Communicating for Success
Success in life depends upon our communication skills, the quality of our questions and controlling our “internal critic”. Successful communication is the ability to use specific skills in a manner that allows for understanding in the giving and receiving of information. This presentation examines group and individual communication and provides participants proven communication skills which will support successful communication.

Third Quarter 

Lucy Arendt
12:45 – 1:45 pm 

Live Long & Prosper

My Great-Aunt Lucy lived to be 100. My Grandma Alice lived to be 94. Both women were bright, hardworking, no-nonsense people. What was the secret to their longevity? Research tells us that certain characteristics and behaviors are more likely to be associated with living long, and living well. We’ll talk about what those characteristics are, and what you can do to cultivate them. Hint: Laughter’s part of the equation. And it doesn’t hurt to be a little stubborn.

Fourth Quarter

Presentation – 2:00 – 3:00pm
Meet & Greet, Book Signing – 3:00- 4:00pm 

LeRoy Butler
Butler was selected by the Packers in the second round of the 1990 NFL draft. He played in 181 games, earned a Super Bowl ring, for Super Bowl XXXI, following the 1996 season, was selected as an All-Pro five times and was selected to the Pro Bowl four times (1993, 1996, 1997, and 1998). He was named to the 1990s NFL All Decade Team, by the Pro Football Hall of Fame, and was later inducted into the Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame, in 2007.

 

Hotel Information: A room block has been set up at the Tundra Lodge for the nights of October 17th and 18th. Please reserve under the room block name “UWGB Classified-2013 Fall Conference” to receive the state rate of $70 for up to 2 people. Each room includes one water park pass per person. The room block guarantee ends September 28th. Cancellations must be made by October 14th. You are responsible for your cancellation or payment.

Tundra Lodge
865 Lombardi Avenue
Green Bay, WI 54304
1-877-886-3725
www.tundralodge.com

 

Questions?

If you have questions about the conference, please contact Amy Ibuaka at 920-465-2002 (email: ibuakaa@uwgb.edu), Tina Tackmier at 920-465-2220 (email: tackmiet@uwgb.edu) or Amanda Wildenberg at 920-465-2152 (email: wildenba@uwgb.edu)

Please mail checks to UW-Green Bay, ATTN: Amy Ibuaka, Bookstore, 2420 Nicolet Drive, Green Bay, WI 54311 

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