New 'Leadership How To' Series Launches in November With Topic of Mentoring
The Office of New Student and Family Programs is excited to present a new leadership initiative for all University of Arkansas students, staff and faculty: "Leadership How To." In these one-time training sessions, participants will explore specific topics within leadership through immersive activities and discussions. Topics for the "Leadership How To" series will vary from semester to semester, with this fall's topics including workshops on mentoring and emotional intelligence.
The first session will be offered from 12:30-2:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 5, covering the topic of Mentorship. Whether you are a student, staff, or faculty, you have the ability to learn how to make a lifelong difference in someone's life.
To register for the training session, you can sign up on HogSync. Or for more information, check out our website! Registration for the How To workshops are limited, and seats will be filled on a first come, first served basis.
If you have any questions, please reach out to Jonas Zabriskie at jezabris@uark.edu.
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Jonas Zabriskie, graduate assistant
Office of New Student and Family Programs
479-575-5002,
jonaszabriskie11@gmail.com
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