Anchors Leadership Development Program

Anchors Leadership Development Program Programs for April 2017 Open to all Stonehill Students. Registration for programs is encouraged! Tuesday, April 4 Leadershop - Getting Things Done: Cultural Considerations. Topic: Diversity and inclusion 5pm – Duffy Room 120 In an ever-evolving global workplace how can culture influence or modify our work processes? In this session, we will discuss some of the cultural considerations involved in the use of work time, negotiations, and trust-building. Facilitated by Aliki Karagiannis from the Office of Intercultural Programs. Register for this workshop! Wednesday, April 5 Leadershop: Stonehill Bucketlist Topic: Goal Setting 6 pm – Cleary Dining Room, Roche Commons What do you hope to do at Stonehill? What do you want to experience? What do you hope to achieve? As a busy student, it can be difficult to find enough time to truly reflect and articulate your personal and professional goals. As an emerging leader, though, this is a critical exercise and in this interaction session, you will be guided through a number of prompts to start the process of identifying your own Stonehill Bucketlist. Facilitated by Kevin Piskadlo, Dean of Students. Register for this workshop! Monday, April 10 Self-Assessment: True Colors 11:30 am – Stanger 209 (lunch provided) True Colors is a fun, interactive self-assessment that allows students to understand who they are in terms of personality and behavior, especially as it relates to working with other people. Attend this interactive session to find out if you are a Blue, Green, Orange, Gold…or a combination of all colors. Facilitated by Jim Hermelbracht from the Office of Student Activities. Register for this workshop! Friday, April 21 Self-Assessment: Leadership Styles 9 am – Cleary Dining Room, Roche Commons (breakfast provided) Everyone’s approach to leadership is different. We all have our own style of how we approach tasks, relationships and the leadership process. This workshop consists of a simple self-assessment to find out if your style of leadership is Direct, Spirited, Considerate, or Systematic. Great opportunity to help students who want to discover what their leadership style is and what situations it might be most effective. Facilitated by Jim Hermelbracht from the Office of Student Activities. Register for this workshop! Monday, April 24 Leadershop: Inclusive Leadership Topic: Diversity and inclusion 11:30 am – Disco Room, Library (lunch provided) This session explores the principles, skills and benefits behind this style of leading and working with others. It is a style of leadership that truly encourages one to embrace their cultural identities while at

the same time learning/realizing those of others. It is through this cultural self-awareness that one realizes the importance of including others entirely into the leadership process, and thus, making leadership more effective. Facilitated by Jim Hermelbracht from the Office of Student Activities. Register for this workshop!