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Title: Cultivating the Next Generation of Leaders Date: Thursday, April 24, 2014 Presenter: Britt Andreatta- Antioch University Description: Part of the first-year experience should include cultivating students as leaders and citizens. We certainly want them to exhibit leadership and citizenship on our campuses but more importantly, we want to prepare them to step confidently into those roles as graduates. This webinar will give you strategies for weaving leadership and citizenship into your first-year seminar and beyond.

Formation Business

Cultivating the Next
Generation of Leaders
Britt Andreatta, MA, PhD
www.BrittAndreatta.com

FYE Classes @
ED 10 Intro to College for entering frosh
ED 20 College Success for frosh/sophomores
ED 118 Transfer Success for entering transfers
ED 118V Veteran Success
Educational Foundations
www.College-Success.com

Leadership in FYE Classes
• Discuss scholarship, leadership, citizenship
• Introduce campus leaders: faculty, staff, students
• Leadership in the world
• Review leadership opportunities
• Connect to career development
• Teach leadership skills and concepts
• Promote leadership development programs

Research
Publishing
Thought-leadership
Teaching
Engaging in
community
Voting
Service
Social justice
Interpersonal
Group
Formal
Informal
Local/nation
al/global

Introduce Campus Leaders
• Faculty leaders
• Staff leaders
• Student leaders

Leadership in the World
• Famous students

Leadership in the World
• Famous students
• Famous alumni

Leadership in the World
• Famous students
• Famous alumni
• Famous faculty

Leadership Opportunities on Campus
• Honors Program
• Independent Study
• Seminars/Colloquiums
• Faculty Research
• Study Abroad
• Senior Thesis
• Curricular Clubs

Leadership Opportunities on Campus
• Residential Life
• Student Government
• Clubs/Organizations
• Greek Life
• Campus Jobs
• Athletics
• Community Service

Connect to Career Development
• Employers look for leadership skills
• Career paths (ladder > jungle gym)
• Management and leadership
• Professionalism

Leadership Skills and Concepts
• Critical Thinking and Analysis
• Dialogue and Debate
• Writing and Public Speaking
• Time and Project Management
• Models of Leadership

Situational
Leadership
Model
• Assess followers
• Adjust your
leadership style
to their support
growth and
development

Servant Leadership
• Servant leader focuses on the growth and
well-being of people and the communities to
which they belong.
• Shares power, puts the needs of others first
and helps people
develop and perform
as highly as possible.

Five Exemplary Practices
The Leadership Challenge

Promote Leadership Development
• Leadership Certificate Program
• Leadership Education & Access Program
• Leadership Retreat
• Leadership Conference
• Leadership Course
• Leadership Awards
• http://leadership.sa.ucsb.edu/

Questions + Comments
Britt Andreatta, MA, PhD
www.BrittAndreatta.com
www.College-Success.com

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Cultivating the Next Generation of Leaders

2. Cultivating the Next Generation of Leaders Britt Andreatta, MA, PhD www.BrittAndreatta.com

4. FYE Classes @ ED 10 Intro to College for entering frosh ED 20 College Success for frosh/sophomores ED 118 Transfer Success for entering transfers ED 118V Veteran Success Educational Foundations www.College-Success.com

5. Leadership in FYE Classes • Discuss scholarship, leadership, citizenship • Introduce campus leaders: faculty, staff, students • Leadership in the world • Review leadership opportunities • Connect to career development • Teach leadership skills and concepts • Promote leadership development programs

6. Chapters 8-9

7. Research Publishing Thought-leadership Teaching Engaging in community Voting Service Social justice Interpersonal Group Formal Informal Local/nation al/global

8. Introduce Campus Leaders • Faculty leaders • Staff leaders • Student leaders

9. Leadership in the World • Famous students

10. Leadership in the World • Famous students • Famous alumni

11. Leadership in the World • Famous students • Famous alumni • Famous faculty

12. Leadership Opportunities on Campus • Honors Program • Independent Study • Seminars/Colloquiums • Faculty Research • Study Abroad • Senior Thesis • Curricular Clubs

13. Leadership Opportunities on Campus • Residential Life • Student Government • Clubs/Organizations • Greek Life • Campus Jobs • Athletics • Community Service

14. Connect to Career Development • Employers look for leadership skills • Career paths (ladder > jungle gym) • Management and leadership • Professionalism

15. Leadership Skills and Concepts • Critical Thinking and Analysis • Dialogue and Debate • Writing and Public Speaking • Time and Project Management • Models of Leadership

16. Situational Leadership Model • Assess followers • Adjust your leadership style to their support growth and development

17. Servant Leadership • Servant leader focuses on the growth and well-being of people and the communities to which they belong. • Shares power, puts the needs of others first and helps people develop and perform as highly as possible.

18. Five Exemplary Practices The Leadership Challenge

19.

20. Promote Leadership Development • Leadership Certificate Program • Leadership Education & Access Program • Leadership Retreat • Leadership Conference • Leadership Course • Leadership Awards • http://leadership.sa.ucsb.edu/

21. Leadership Certificate Program

22. Leadership Challenge Workshop

23. LEAP

24. Student Leader Retreat

25. Annual Leadership Conference

26. Leadership Course

27. Annual Leadership Awards

28. Questions + Comments Britt Andreatta, MA, PhD www.BrittAndreatta.com www.College-Success.com

29. www.cengage.com

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12:05 ED 10 = fall ED 20 = winter an dspring ED 118 = fall and winter ED 118V = fall and winter
12:06 ED 10 = fall ED 20 = winter an dspring ED 118 = fall and winter ED 118V = fall and winter
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12:08
12:09
12:10 Top administrators Deans and Directors Student president
12:11-12:12 Princeton student Wendy Kopp
12:11-12:12 USC and UCSD Jason Russell and Bobby Bailey and Laren Poole
12:11-12:12 Nobel laureates in phsyics, material science, computer engineering and economics Pai Hsien-Yung One of China’s most reverred authors Plane is surrounded when he lands in China Many of our Nobel winners http://www.independent.com/news/2006/sep/28/peony-dreams/
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12:27 Several components Reflection Leadership Challenge Workshop Hold leadership role Take Leadership Class ED 173
12:28 Part of the LCP or on its own Official delivery of the trademarked workshop First university to certify students – more now modeling this
12:29-12:31 Special section of FYE course Frosh and Transfer versions Application process Look for diamonds in rough Continue cohort throughout year Lots of training and opportunities Student Mentor Professional/community mentor
12:32-12:33 First week in fall All students in leadership position 2-day retreat Networking Skills Group projects
12:34-12:35 One evening Keynote speaker Workshops Networking Teambuilding Open to local colleges/high schools
12:36-12:37 Northouse book Reader Group projects – changing campus
12:38-12:39 Honor individuals and groups
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