Want to level up your leadership? Join us for Leadership Labs - a series of hands-on workshops where we learn and practice leadership skills. No leadership experience? No problem - these sessions are open to all!
Date | Title | Presenter | Time | Location | Description |
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October 24th | Listening House | New Hampshire Listens | 4pm | MUB 164 | Listening House is a dedicated space designed for meaningful dialogue among individuals seeking to connect and understand each other's perspectives across differences. It serves as a space where participants engage in thoughtful conversations, emphasizing active listening and mutual appreciation. Listening House hopes to cultivate an environment where dialogue transcends differences, promotes empathy, understanding, and genuine connection. |
October 29 | Being A Great Leader | Dr. Laymon Hicks | 6pm | Strafford Room | Have you ever wondered what it takes to be a great leader? Or how to transfer the skills you learned in college to the workplace? In this dynamic and interactive workshop, Dr. Hicks will clear the path of principles that led him to leadership success and demonstrate how these principles can do the same for you. Dr. Hicks’ leadership journey is filled with candid and hard-learned lessons that have served him well, and he is passionate about sharing these insights with students. Through a combination of engaging discussions, hands-on activities, and real-world scenarios, participants will dive into developing critical leadership skills. |
November 3 | Strategic Questioning | Kristin Carpenter | 6pm | Strafford Room | Have you ever been in a conversation and think to yourself, “oh, that’s a really good question…hmmm…give me a second.” Chances are the question you were asked was a “strategic” question. A "strategic question" is an open-ended question designed to stimulate critical thinking and deeper discussion. This prompts individuals or organizations to consider different perspectives and potential paths forward. After a short presentation, you’ll have lots of time to practice the art of asking a GREAT strategic question! |