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11th ANNUAL STUDENT LEADERSHIP EXPO! |
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Directions & Parking Thursday, February 8, 2007 5:30-10:30pm, Corwin Pavilion University Center Free to UCSB students! Each year, UCSB hosts the Annual Student Leadership Expo! This conference is open to all college and high school students in southern California. It is designed to provide students with the information and skills necessary to becoming successful leaders as well as opportunities for students to network and make connections with each other. A wide variety of workshops and presentations focus on personal development, organizational development, and community building. The workshops are designed to cultivate strong student leaders for the betterment of both the student and their community. The Expo also allows students from UCSB, Westmont, Ventura College, CSU Channel Islands, Brooks Institute, Allan Hancock College, Cal Poly SLO, Santa Barbara City College, and high schools in the Santa Barbara area to network with each other and make connections with other student leaders. Sponsored by the Student Life Fee Initiative and support from UCSB departments and local businesses. Program of Events If you would like to participate on the Expo Planning Committee, contact the Capps Leadership Intern at (805) 893-4569 or via email at Capps.Intern@sa.ucsb.edu. Quotes from last year’s attendees: “Very informative workshop. I learned a lot of tips on how to delegate as a student leader. The speaker was good at encouraging audience participation.” “This was a very informative workshop. I learned a lot of available resources for publicizing events on campus that I had never known about.” “Very informative and interesting, how the media affects us and our self perceptions.” “The presenters had a lot of valuable information about how to interview and apply for various different jobs and positions. The speakers were very lively and well spoken; I really enjoyed this workshop.” “Great workshop on spirituality and leadership! Nice surprise to discuss faith in academia.” “The workshop was a really fun and great workshop to have so far into the conference. It was late at night but this was very lively and creative so it kept me energized.” “I really liked this workshop. It was very refreshing and unique. I liked the interactive approach the speaker took. Everyone was very involved and we learned a lot from each other as well as our leader.” “The things I liked the most about this session on were its strong emphasis on social issues.” “Gave me some good tips on how to manage my time wisely. The speaker was very receptive and friendly.” |
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