The Office of Student Involvement and Leadership is offering a series of six interconnected leadership workshops designed to be completed for a certificate over the course of the 2021-2022 academic year.
By completing three workshops over the course of each semester, students will develop personal goals and identify their personal leadership style. Students will develop self-awareness, enhanced communication skills and the necessary confidence in their abilities to exhibit effective leadership within student life.
The goal of the series is to prepare a community of diverse leaders to understand, develop, believe in and demonstrate their leadership abilities in a mission to improve the human condition.
UToledo LEADS will provide an introductory leadership development opportunity that allows students to jump start their leadership and involvement journey and a begin to develop a relationship with the Office of Student Involvement and Leadership.
“UToledo LEADS is the perfect way for first and second-year students to meet similar-minded people while boosting their leadership skills” said Sarah Schaller, graduate assistant for leadership for the Office of Student Involvement and Leadership.
The UToledo LEADS 2021-2022 workshops will take place from 5 to 6 p.m. in Thompson Student Union Room 2592, with the following scheduled dates:
• Sept. 15, Starting the Semester off Strong and SMART
• Oct. 20, Come on, Just Tell Me, What is YOUR Hidden Talent?
• Nov. 17, Taking Leadership to the NEXT LEVEL; Team Building and Bouldering
• Feb. 16, The Sum of Our Parts: Understanding Intersectionality
• March 16, The Art of Servant Leadership: Preparing for the BIG Day (Big Event)
• April, date to be determined, Reflecting and Recognizing. UToledo LEADS Ceremony
For more information or to RSVP, visit the Office of Student Involvement and Leadership’s Invonet site.
