LEADERSHIP PHILOSOPHY
Outside of the classroom, I regularly speak, present, and consult on creative strategy,
team-building and leadership skills training and development.
I believe that leadership is the awesome responsibility of seeing those around you rise. Leadership is a journey, not a position, and through targeted practice anyone can enhance their leadership skills and behaviors- whether or not they hold formal leadership roles- and can learn to foster an environment that is inclusive and actively engages all who wish to contribute.
Goals of Leadership Development:
1. Self-Knowledge
Increasing understanding of one’s talents, values and interests, especially as these relate to our capacity to make a positive impact.
2. Community Engagement
Increasing the capacity to mobilize oneself and others to serve and work collaboratively toward shared goals.
3. Become a Changemaker
Facilitating positive social change in an organization or in the community. That is, to undertake actions which will help organizations and communities function more effectively and humanely.
LEADERSHIP RESOURCES
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LEADERSHIP WORKSHOP TOPICS
The following topics can be covered in workshop/ lecture format:
Restorative Practices (RP)
Social Change Ecosystem
Social Change Model of Leadership Development
Individual Values
Group Values
CliftonStrengths (StrengthsFinder)
Emotional Intelligence
Transformative Teambuilding
Elevator Pitches
Entrepreneurial Mindset
Individual Mission Statement Creation
Organization Mission/ Vision Statement Creation
Creative Strategy
Adult Learning (Teaching New Skills to Established Teams)
Telling Your Story
Effective Communication
Team (Group) Forming
Critical Thinking and Decision Making
Creative Writing
Healthy Habits for Leaders
Mindfulness-based Stress Reduction
Self-Care, Mindfulness, Wellness Practices
CERTIFICATIONS
Equity-Oriented Advising + Coaching Certification- University of California, Berkeley
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