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FSL - 2019 Emerging Leaders Conference

The Emerging Leaders Conference is a free, on-campus educational experience for students that focuses on what it means to be a leader in the fraternity and sorority community. Departments from across the University of Michigan design and present workshops tailored for the fraternity and sorority community in order to support participant's personal and leadership development. This year, the Emerging Leaders Conference will be on Saturday, November 9, 2019 from 9:00AM - 3PM at Rackham Graduate School. Light Breakfast and Lunch will be served. Open registration will close on Monday, October 21, 2019 at 8AM or when all of the seats are reserved.




Check-In AND Welcome

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Rackham Graduate School, Assembly Hall - 4th Floor
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Brave Leaders and Courage Cultures

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Rackham Graduate School, Assembly Hall - 4th Floor
Learn more about why engaging in tough conversations is necessary for every leader to do good work. 
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Theoretical Underpinnings of Restorative Justice and Social Justice for Emerging Student Leaders

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Rackham Graduate School, Assembly Hall - 4th Floor
Robbie Abdelhoq, Program Manager, Office of Student Conflict Resolution at Student Life
Learn about the foundation of Restorative Justice and deepen your knowledge in repairing harm, building community, and earning trust. Join OSCR in a workshop designed to encourage you to think critically and explore connections about Social Justice and Restorative Justice.
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Holistic Well-being for Fraternity and Sorority Life

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Rackham Graduate School, West Conference - 4th Floor
Joy Pehlke, Health Educator, and Molly Hutchison, Graduate Student Staff Member, for Wolverine Wellness
Join Wolverine Wellness for an interactive presentation about the 8-dimensions of well-being. You will leave with concrete strategies to improve well-being in your personal life, you chapter, and your community.
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Communicating across Difference

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Rackham Graduate School, East Conference - 4th Floor
The Program on Intergroup Relations' CommonGround
Our chapters and communities are made up of individuals that have many differences and communicating across those difference can sometimes be challenging. Join IGR's CommonGround to enhance your ability to recognize the role of social identity within group dynamics and learn skills to more effectively communicate across difference.
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Community Service and Servant Leadership

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Rackham Graduate School, Assembly Hall - 4th Floor
Ginsberg Center for Community Service and Learning
Does your chapter engage in community service or philanthropic events? Join the Ginsberg Center to learn about principles and practices for thoughtfully engaging with communities.
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Promoting an Inclusive Community

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Rackham Graduate School, West Conference - 4th Floor
Roman Christiaens, Assistant Director for Learning and Development, for Spectrum Center
Attend this thought-provoking and informative workshop by Spectrum Center that will help you develop your skills to create and promote an inclusive fraternity and sorority community. You will build your awareness of concepts related to gender, attractionality, and much more!
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Communicating Effectively Across Councils

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Rackham Graduate School, East Conference - 4th Floor
Members of Fraternity & Sorority Life's Four Council Executive Boards

Join the Members of Fraternity & Sorority Life's Four Council Executive Boards in this engaging session to learn from current positional leaders information that will be beneficial as an emerging leader!

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Planet Blue Ambassor Certificate Training

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Rackham Graduate School, Assembly Hall - 4th Floor

The Planet Blue Ambassador training is the entry point into our sustainability community on U-M campus. The goal is to empower and engage people like you with the information and resources they need to live, learn, and work more sustainably at U-M. Trainings are organized around our campus sustainability goal areas of energy, food, waste, water, and community. In the training, you will learn about these goals, our progress on them to-date, why they are important, and how you can get involved in sustainability on campus.

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