Workshop Registration
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Personal Development Session
This session is one of the four required workshops for the Leadership Skills (Bronze) Certificate! Visit the GOLD Leadership Center (MacVittie College Union, Room 114) anytime between Noon and 4:00 pm and meet with a GOLD Leader Mentor. Register in advance or just stop by the GOLD Leadership Center; all are welcome! The GOLD Leader Mentors are trained to assist you in developing a personal plan for participating in the GOLD Program, connecting you to other student organizations/clubs, and getting adjusted to life at Geneseo! After attending the Personal Development Session, you will have earned one of the four required workshops for the Leadership Skills Certificate!
Tue. Mar 19, 2024
12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
GOLD Leadership Center, College Union, Room 114
Instructor(s):
GOLD Leader Mentor Staff
5/5 seats remaining
Team Building
Team Building is critical to the success of any group that must work together. This session will cover the appropriate sequencing of activities and some basic tools for developing and enhancing teamwork. This workshop is an active learning session.
Tue. Mar 19, 2024
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
GOLD Leadership Center, College Union, Room 114
Instructor(s):
GOLD Leader Mentor Staff
14/15 seats remaining
Job Search Strategies
Participants will review and evaluate key strategies and resources that provide the highest return on investment to execute a successful job search. Special attention will be given to navigating the virtual application process. Let’s work smarter, not harder! *Please bring your laptop!
Tue. Mar 19, 2024
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
College Union, Room 135 (Hunt Room)
Instructor(s):
Rob DiCarlo, M.P.A - Associate Director of Career Design Center
Series:
School of Business Professional Development Program: REQUIRED WORKSHOP
Competencies:
16/40 seats remaining
Time Management
As an involved and active student, it can be challenging to fulfill the responsibilities of both the "student" and the "leader" parts of your life! This session, facilitated by an active student leader, will provide tips and strategies on reconfiguring your time to effectively balance your academic, social, and leadership lives.
Tue. Mar 19, 2024
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
GOLD Leadership Center, College Union, Room 114
Instructor(s):
GOLD Leader Mentor Staff
9/10 seats remaining
Listening Skills
How do "good listeners" help others feel heard and understood? What qualities contribute to effective listening? This workshop will teach basic listening techniques by providing participants with the opportunity both to learn and to practice new skills.
Tue. Mar 19, 2024
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
College Union, Room 135 (Hunt Room)
Instructor(s):
Nick Palumbo - Assistant Dean of Students for Leadership and Service
Series:
Weeks of Welcome!
2/10 seats remaining
Leadership Concepts
Everyone has an opinion about leaders and what constitutes effective leadership. Everyone can be a leader and most of us will be called upon to lead at one time or another. Start or continue your leadership journey with this introductory session to the GOLD program and to the fascinating world of leadership concepts, myths, and possibilities. Within this highly interactive workshop, participants will engage in a variety of activities ranging from self-reflection on what leadership means to identifying with leadership philosophies of historical as well as contemporary leaders. The instructor will explain the nature and purpose of the GOLD program, the requirements for completion of the various certificates, and will guide participants through a foundational understanding of leadership.
Tue. Mar 19, 2024
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
College Union, Room 135 (Hunt Room)
Instructor(s):
Nick Palumbo - Assistant Dean of Students for Leadership and Service
Series:
School of Business Professional Development Program: APPROVED ELECTIVE WORKSHOP
, Weeks of Welcome!
22/25 seats remaining
Personal Development Session
This session is one of the four required workshops for the Leadership Skills (Bronze) Certificate! Visit the GOLD Leadership Center (MacVittie College Union, Room 114) anytime between Noon and 4:00 pm and meet with a GOLD Leader Mentor. Register in advance or just stop by the GOLD Leadership Center; all are welcome! The GOLD Leader Mentors are trained to assist you in developing a personal plan for participating in the GOLD Program, connecting you to other student organizations/clubs, and getting adjusted to life at Geneseo! After attending the Personal Development Session, you will have earned one of the four required workshops for the Leadership Skills Certificate!
Wed. Mar 20, 2024
12:00 PM - 4:00 PM
GOLD Leadership Center, College Union, Room 114
Instructor(s):
GOLD Leader Mentor Staff
10/10 seats remaining
Listening Skills
How do "good listeners" help others feel heard and understood? What qualities contribute to effective listening? This workshop will teach basic listening techniques by providing participants with the opportunity both to learn and to practice new skills.
Wed. Mar 20, 2024
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
College Union, Room 135 (Hunt Room)
Instructor(s):
Nick Palumbo - Assistant Dean of Students for Leadership and Service
Series:
Weeks of Welcome!
6/10 seats remaining
Leadership Concepts
Everyone has an opinion about leaders and what constitutes effective leadership. Everyone can be a leader and most of us will be called upon to lead at one time or another. Start or continue your leadership journey with this introductory session to the GOLD program and to the fascinating world of leadership concepts, myths, and possibilities. Within this highly interactive workshop, participants will engage in a variety of activities ranging from self-reflection on what leadership means to identifying with leadership philosophies of historical as well as contemporary leaders. The instructor will explain the nature and purpose of the GOLD program, the requirements for completion of the various certificates, and will guide participants through a foundational understanding of leadership.
Wed. Mar 20, 2024
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
College Union, Room 135 (Hunt Room)
Instructor(s):
Nick Palumbo - Assistant Dean of Students for Leadership and Service
Series:
School of Business Professional Development Program: APPROVED ELECTIVE WORKSHOP
, Weeks of Welcome!
22/25 seats remaining
Personal Development Session
This session is one of the four required workshops for the Leadership Skills (Bronze) Certificate! Visit the GOLD Leadership Center (MacVittie College Union, Room 114) anytime between Noon and 4:00 pm and meet with a GOLD Leader Mentor. Register in advance or just stop by the GOLD Leadership Center; all are welcome! The GOLD Leader Mentors are trained to assist you in developing a personal plan for participating in the GOLD Program, connecting you to other student organizations/clubs, and getting adjusted to life at Geneseo! After attending the Personal Development Session, you will have earned one of the four required workshops for the Leadership Skills Certificate!
Thu. Mar 21, 2024
12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
GOLD Leadership Center, College Union, Room 114
Instructor(s):
GOLD Leader Mentor Staff
5/5 seats remaining
Time Management
As an involved and active student, it can be challenging to fulfill the responsibilities of both the "student" and the "leader" parts of your life! This session, facilitated by an active student leader, will provide tips and strategies on reconfiguring your time to effectively balance your academic, social, and leadership lives.
Thu. Mar 21, 2024
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
GOLD Leadership Center, College Union, Room 114
Instructor(s):
GOLD Leader Mentor Staff
10/10 seats remaining
Team Building
Team Building is critical to the success of any group that must work together. This session will cover the appropriate sequencing of activities and some basic tools for developing and enhancing teamwork. This workshop is an active learning session.
Thu. Mar 21, 2024
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
GOLD Leadership Center, College Union, Room 114
Instructor(s):
GOLD Leader Mentor Staff
15/15 seats remaining
Transitioning to the World of Work
Successfully make the transition from college life to a professional internship, job, or graduate program. Learn effective habits, strategies, and employer expectations, for both remote and in-person experiences. Content is driven by multiple interviews with employers and alumni.
Thu. Mar 21, 2024
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
College Union, Room 135 (Hunt Room)
Instructor(s):
Hope Martin, M.Ed. - Director of Student Volunteerism and Community Engagement, Center for Community
Jordain Moore, M.S. - Assistant Director of Study Abroad/International Programs, Office of International Programs
Series:
School of Business Professional Development Program: APPROVED ELECTIVE WORKSHOP
Competencies:
29/40 seats remaining
Introduction to Resumes
Tell a unique, compelling story through a well-written resume. Understand the components of a resume, effective guidelines, and contemporary recruitment strategies to create a resume that gets results.
Fri. Mar 22, 2024
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
College Union, Room 135 (Hunt Room)
Instructor(s):
Heather Morens, M.S. - Career Coach, Career Design Center
Series:
School of Business Professional Development Program: REQUIRED WORKSHOP
Competencies:
0/40 seats remaining
Introduction to Interviewing
In this introductory workshop, participants will examine the interview process from the perspective of hiring managers and learn how to successfully prepare for, and execute a strategic interview from start to finish. Participants will be asked to engage and practice answers in small groups.
Fri. Mar 22, 2024
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
College Union, Room 135 (Hunt Room)
Instructor(s):
Rob DiCarlo, M.P.A - Associate Director of Career Design Center
Series:
School of Business Professional Development Program: REQUIRED WORKSHOP
Competencies:
0/40 seats remaining
Personal Development Session
This session is one of the four required workshops for the Leadership Skills (Bronze) Certificate! Visit the GOLD Leadership Center (MacVittie College Union, Room 114) anytime between Noon and 4:00 pm and meet with a GOLD Leader Mentor. Register in advance or just stop by the GOLD Leadership Center; all are welcome! The GOLD Leader Mentors are trained to assist you in developing a personal plan for participating in the GOLD Program, connecting you to other student organizations/clubs, and getting adjusted to life at Geneseo! After attending the Personal Development Session, you will have earned one of the four required workshops for the Leadership Skills Certificate!
Mon. Mar 25, 2024
12:00 PM - 4:00 PM
GOLD Leadership Center, College Union, Room 114
Instructor(s):
GOLD Leader Mentor Staff
9/10 seats remaining
Practicing and Applying Relational Leadership
Dr. Susan Komives defined the relational model of leadership as a relational process of people together, attempting to accomplish change or make a difference to benefit the common good. This leadership model values being ethical and inclusive. This model also acknowledges the diverse talents of group members and trusts the process to bring good thinking to the socially responsible changes group members agree they want to work toward. This workshop will provide a brief introduction to the concept of relational leadership, offers examples of relational leaders, and provides strategies for honing your relational leadership practices.
Tue. Mar 26, 2024
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
College Union, Room 135 (Hunt Room)
Instructor(s):
Nick Palumbo - Assistant Dean of Students for Leadership and Service
15/15 seats remaining
Leadership Concepts
Everyone has an opinion about leaders and what constitutes effective leadership. Everyone can be a leader and most of us will be called upon to lead at one time or another. Start or continue your leadership journey with this introductory session to the GOLD program and to the fascinating world of leadership concepts, myths, and possibilities. Within this highly interactive workshop, participants will engage in a variety of activities ranging from self-reflection on what leadership means to identifying with leadership philosophies of historical as well as contemporary leaders. The instructor will explain the nature and purpose of the GOLD program, the requirements for completion of the various certificates, and will guide participants through a foundational understanding of leadership.
Tue. Mar 26, 2024
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
College Union, Room 135 (Hunt Room)
Instructor(s):
Nick Palumbo - Assistant Dean of Students for Leadership and Service
Series:
School of Business Professional Development Program: APPROVED ELECTIVE WORKSHOP
, Weeks of Welcome!
18/25 seats remaining
Practicing and Applying Relational Leadership
Dr. Susan Komives defined the relational model of leadership as a relational process of people together, attempting to accomplish change or make a difference to benefit the common good. This leadership model values being ethical and inclusive. This model also acknowledges the diverse talents of group members and trusts the process to bring good thinking to the socially responsible changes group members agree they want to work toward. This workshop will provide a brief introduction to the concept of relational leadership, offers examples of relational leaders, and provides strategies for honing your relational leadership practices.
Wed. Mar 27, 2024
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
College Union, Room 135 (Hunt Room)
Instructor(s):
Nick Palumbo - Assistant Dean of Students for Leadership and Service
7/10 seats remaining
Leadership Concepts
Everyone has an opinion about leaders and what constitutes effective leadership. Everyone can be a leader and most of us will be called upon to lead at one time or another. Start or continue your leadership journey with this introductory session to the GOLD program and to the fascinating world of leadership concepts, myths, and possibilities. Within this highly interactive workshop, participants will engage in a variety of activities ranging from self-reflection on what leadership means to identifying with leadership philosophies of historical as well as contemporary leaders. The instructor will explain the nature and purpose of the GOLD program, the requirements for completion of the various certificates, and will guide participants through a foundational understanding of leadership.
Wed. Mar 27, 2024
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
College Union, Room 135 (Hunt Room)
Instructor(s):
Nick Palumbo - Assistant Dean of Students for Leadership and Service
Series:
School of Business Professional Development Program: APPROVED ELECTIVE WORKSHOP
, Weeks of Welcome!
24/25 seats remaining
DEI Decoded: Breaking Barriers and Building Bridges to Fuel Success
What is Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion anyway? In this introduction to DEI, learn how to leverage inclusion and equity to turn good intentions into impactful actions that create and fuel high-performing teams, delivering results.
Presenter Bio:
Lauren Genovese, M.B.A. (she/her/hers) is the Manager of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion at Rich Products, leading the company’s global efforts to foster an inclusive, people-first culture. She is committed to helping advance associates, strengthening equity and exploring ways to better serve customers, communities, and suppliers. Spending the past 10 years at Rich’s, Lauren has had a variety of roles and experiences ranging from Human Resources, to leading new product development and breakthrough innovation projects, and most recently working in sustainability to collaborate with stakeholders in architecting and implementing mutually beneficial solutions. Through listening and learning, these roles have led to a deeper understanding of the day-to-day of our associates, which has been essential to creating the frameworks for impactful change and exceptional experiences.
Thu. Mar 28, 2024
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
College Union, Room 135 (Hunt Room)
Instructor(s):
Lauren Genovese, M.B.A. - Global Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Manager, Rich Products Corporation
Series:
School of Business Professional Development Program: APPROVED DEI ELECTIVE WORKSHOP
Competencies:
38/40 seats remaining
Personal Development Session
This session is one of the four required workshops for the Leadership Skills (Bronze) Certificate! Visit the GOLD Leadership Center (MacVittie College Union, Room 114) anytime between Noon and 4:00 pm and meet with a GOLD Leader Mentor. Register in advance or just stop by the GOLD Leadership Center; all are welcome! The GOLD Leader Mentors are trained to assist you in developing a personal plan for participating in the GOLD Program, connecting you to other student organizations/clubs, and getting adjusted to life at Geneseo! After attending the Personal Development Session, you will have earned one of the four required workshops for the Leadership Skills Certificate!
Mon. Apr 01, 2024
12:00 PM - 4:00 PM
GOLD Leadership Center, College Union, Room 114
Instructor(s):
GOLD Leader Mentor Staff
10/10 seats remaining
Personal Development Session
This session is one of the four required workshops for the Leadership Skills (Bronze) Certificate! Visit the GOLD Leadership Center (MacVittie College Union, Room 114) anytime between Noon and 4:00 pm and meet with a GOLD Leader Mentor. Register in advance or just stop by the GOLD Leadership Center; all are welcome! The GOLD Leader Mentors are trained to assist you in developing a personal plan for participating in the GOLD Program, connecting you to other student organizations/clubs, and getting adjusted to life at Geneseo! After attending the Personal Development Session, you will have earned one of the four required workshops for the Leadership Skills Certificate!
Tue. Apr 02, 2024
12:00 PM - 4:00 PM
GOLD Leadership Center, College Union, Room 114
Instructor(s):
GOLD Leader Mentor Staff
10/10 seats remaining
Practicing and Applying Relational Leadership
Dr. Susan Komives defined the relational model of leadership as a relational process of people together, attempting to accomplish change or make a difference to benefit the common good. This leadership model values being ethical and inclusive. This model also acknowledges the diverse talents of group members and trusts the process to bring good thinking to the socially responsible changes group members agree they want to work toward. This workshop will provide a brief introduction to the concept of relational leadership, offers examples of relational leaders, and provides strategies for honing your relational leadership practices.
Tue. Apr 02, 2024
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
College Union, Room 135 (Hunt Room)
Instructor(s):
Nick Palumbo - Assistant Dean of Students for Leadership and Service
9/10 seats remaining
Leadership Concepts
Everyone has an opinion about leaders and what constitutes effective leadership. Everyone can be a leader and most of us will be called upon to lead at one time or another. Start or continue your leadership journey with this introductory session to the GOLD program and to the fascinating world of leadership concepts, myths, and possibilities. Within this highly interactive workshop, participants will engage in a variety of activities ranging from self-reflection on what leadership means to identifying with leadership philosophies of historical as well as contemporary leaders. The instructor will explain the nature and purpose of the GOLD program, the requirements for completion of the various certificates, and will guide participants through a foundational understanding of leadership.
Tue. Apr 02, 2024
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
College Union, Room 135 (Hunt Room)
Instructor(s):
Nick Palumbo - Assistant Dean of Students for Leadership and Service
Series:
School of Business Professional Development Program: APPROVED ELECTIVE WORKSHOP
, Weeks of Welcome!
24/25 seats remaining
Personal Development Session
This session is one of the four required workshops for the Leadership Skills (Bronze) Certificate! Visit the GOLD Leadership Center (MacVittie College Union, Room 114) anytime between Noon and 4:00 pm and meet with a GOLD Leader Mentor. Register in advance or just stop by the GOLD Leadership Center; all are welcome! The GOLD Leader Mentors are trained to assist you in developing a personal plan for participating in the GOLD Program, connecting you to other student organizations/clubs, and getting adjusted to life at Geneseo! After attending the Personal Development Session, you will have earned one of the four required workshops for the Leadership Skills Certificate!
Wed. Apr 03, 2024
12:00 PM - 4:00 PM
GOLD Leadership Center, College Union, Room 114
Instructor(s):
GOLD Leader Mentor Staff
10/10 seats remaining
Personal Development Session
This session is one of the four required workshops for the Leadership Skills (Bronze) Certificate! Visit the GOLD Leadership Center (MacVittie College Union, Room 114) anytime between Noon and 4:00 pm and meet with a GOLD Leader Mentor. Register in advance or just stop by the GOLD Leadership Center; all are welcome! The GOLD Leader Mentors are trained to assist you in developing a personal plan for participating in the GOLD Program, connecting you to other student organizations/clubs, and getting adjusted to life at Geneseo! After attending the Personal Development Session, you will have earned one of the four required workshops for the Leadership Skills Certificate!
Thu. Apr 04, 2024
12:00 PM - 4:00 PM
GOLD Leadership Center, College Union, Room 114
Instructor(s):
GOLD Leader Mentor Staff
10/10 seats remaining
Personal Development Session
This session is one of the four required workshops for the Leadership Skills (Bronze) Certificate! Visit the GOLD Leadership Center (MacVittie College Union, Room 114) anytime between Noon and 4:00 pm and meet with a GOLD Leader Mentor. Register in advance or just stop by the GOLD Leadership Center; all are welcome! The GOLD Leader Mentors are trained to assist you in developing a personal plan for participating in the GOLD Program, connecting you to other student organizations/clubs, and getting adjusted to life at Geneseo! After attending the Personal Development Session, you will have earned one of the four required workshops for the Leadership Skills Certificate!
Tue. Apr 09, 2024
12:00 PM - 4:00 PM
GOLD Leadership Center, College Union, Room 114
Instructor(s):
GOLD Leader Mentor Staff
10/10 seats remaining
Practicing and Applying Relational Leadership
Dr. Susan Komives defined the relational model of leadership as a relational process of people together, attempting to accomplish change or make a difference to benefit the common good. This leadership model values being ethical and inclusive. This model also acknowledges the diverse talents of group members and trusts the process to bring good thinking to the socially responsible changes group members agree they want to work toward. This workshop will provide a brief introduction to the concept of relational leadership, offers examples of relational leaders, and provides strategies for honing your relational leadership practices.
Tue. Apr 09, 2024
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
College Union, Room 135 (Hunt Room)
Instructor(s):
Nick Palumbo - Assistant Dean of Students for Leadership and Service
8/10 seats remaining
Leadership Concepts
Everyone has an opinion about leaders and what constitutes effective leadership. Everyone can be a leader and most of us will be called upon to lead at one time or another. Start or continue your leadership journey with this introductory session to the GOLD program and to the fascinating world of leadership concepts, myths, and possibilities. Within this highly interactive workshop, participants will engage in a variety of activities ranging from self-reflection on what leadership means to identifying with leadership philosophies of historical as well as contemporary leaders. The instructor will explain the nature and purpose of the GOLD program, the requirements for completion of the various certificates, and will guide participants through a foundational understanding of leadership.
Tue. Apr 09, 2024
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
College Union, Room 135 (Hunt Room)
Instructor(s):
Nick Palumbo - Assistant Dean of Students for Leadership and Service
Series:
School of Business Professional Development Program: APPROVED ELECTIVE WORKSHOP
, Weeks of Welcome!
23/25 seats remaining
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