Fall Leadership Training
Leadership is one of the College Competencies. Through formal and informal positions, everyone can be a leader. Students leverage the strengths of community to reach common goals and use interpersonal skills for coaching and development. Through a process of learning and applying skills, students can accomplish measurable and meaningful change.
Fall Leadership Training (FLT) aims to provide student leaders a comprehensive, collaborative learning experience that they can use to strengthen their organizations and personal leadership skills.
Learning Outcomes:
Student organization leaders will…
- understand the value The College places on experiential learning and development through student organization leadership
- know where to find policies and processes for successful operations
- be introduced to the Medallion Program and participate in one workshop
- meet their advisor and determine how to use them as a resource
- engage with other student organizations to consider their common purpose and collaboration
2023 Fall Leadership Training
When is it
Tuesday, August 29, 2023
- 1:00 p.m.- 5:00 p.m.
- Starting in Douglass Commons Feldman Ballroom
1:00 - 1:45 pm: Opening Session, Feldman Ballroom
- Snacks and beverages provided
1:55 – 2:55 pm: Medallion Leadership Program Sessions
Executive Leadership Panel – Steve Carl & Local CEO Panel, Gowen Room
Conflict is Life – Kyle Orton, Feldman Ballroom
CCC 101 – Griffen Fox, Dewey 1101
Let's Get it Done: Working With Administration to Achieve Your Goals – Laura Ballou and John DiSarro, May Room
3:05 – 3:50 pm: Advisor Session
Brian Magee and Mariama McCoy, May Room
Laura Ballou, Douglass 403
Cat Crawford, Gowen Room
Megan Driscoll , Feldman Ballroom
Jeremy Lane, Wilson Commons 122
Kyle deManincor, Morey 321
John DiSarro and Jay Skye, Havens Lounge
4:00 – 5:00 pm
Business Manager Training, Feldman Ballroom (Business Manager Quiz)
Open Collaboration Session, May Room
- This session is for organizations to come together and consider collaborative efforts for the academic year. You can reach out to an organization via CCC that you would like to collaborate with this year and plan to meet here!
Who Should Participate
College Student Organizations are required to have two officers in attendance. See Expectations for more details.
Fraternity and Sorority Life organizations can have maximum of two officers in attendance.
Talk with your advisor if you have questions about your organization's participation requirements for Fall Leadership Training.
College Student Organization Expectations
Completing the Fall Leadership Training requirements is crucial to the successful operation of your College Student Organization, and it also satisfies requirements for the Administrative and Review Committee (ARC) and the Students’ Association Appropriations Committee (SAAC) for the Fall Leadership Training component of the Student Organization Annual Review (SOAR).
To successfully complete ARC’s Fall Leadership Training requirement, 2 officers must attend the training. If you are an experienced officer, you might consider inviting a newer officer to attend. Please note, an individual can represent multiple organizations if they are on the executive boards, but every organization needs to be represented at their advisor session.
To successfully complete SAAC’s Business Manager Training requirement, the Business Manager for each student organization MUST attend the Business Manager (BM) Training during the Leadership Workshops and complete the required BM Exam.
Please note, that a Business Manager can be counted as one of the two officer attendees.