The Career
Development Center will be hosting a leadership seminar for
student-organization leaders to assist them in building lasting partnerships.
The seminar will be held on Jan. 31, from noon to
1:30 p.m.
The
idea for the workshop came about when a representative from a sponsor company
for the career center mentioned her frustration in working with student
organization on campus. “Employers
often express frustration when dealing with the turnover of
student-organization-leadership. Many organizations falter at ‘passing the
torch’ to their newly elected leaders.” Said outreach coordinator for the
career center, Terri Armstrong.
In an effort to address communication, follow
through, reliability, and long-term sustainability between student organization
leaders and employers, the proposed event would not only bring together student
leaders from an array of clubs and organizations on campus but also allow them
to share their best practices with each other.
The event will further the career center’s
mission to provide innovative services to students that contribute to their
development as well as their success.
Student leaders will have an opportunity to
hear from employers about ways to establish and maintain positive partnerships
between their organization and employers. As a result, Students will gain
lasting leadership skills and employers will gain insight into the
inner-workings of the student organizations here on campus.
The event is by invitation only and
will give organization leaders an opportunity to win prizes for themselves and
their organization.
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