
Looking to grow as a leader? In addition to taking on leadership roles in clubs, organizations and the like, you can grow your skills through the Pillars of Leadership program at Normandale.
The Normandale Pillars of Leadership Program is a free workshop series where you can learn different leadership strategies, theories, and strengths as well as how to effectively communicate and be an inclusive leader.
Join fellow students for engaging sessions focused on topics like overcoming imposter syndrome, practicing self-care, leading with integrity, and supporting your campus community. These free workshops are a great way to grow personally and professionally while connecting with campus resources and other students. Attend one session or the entire series to strengthen your confidence and leadership journey.
Campus Care Packs
Wednesday, September 23rd, 11am-1pm, Overlook
Stop by The Overlook to make a care pack full of snacks and notes of encouragement to be given to students throughout the semester. You will also have a chance to make an “Ask me about the Campus Cupboard” pin to help spread awareness of our on-campus food resources!
Imposter Syndrome
Tuesday, October 13th, 11am-12pm, C2005
Building Self-Efficacy through Leadership & Self-Care
Thursday, November 19th, 1-2pm, C1030
Effective leadership begins with believing in your ability to succeed and taking care of your own well-being. This workshop will help you explore how self-efficacy & Self-care influence leadership effectiveness, decision-making, communication, and resilience.
Values and Ethics: Lead with Integrity
Tuesday, December 8th, 2-3pm, C1030
Join this interactive workshop to explore the role of personal values and ethical decision-making in effective leadership. We will identify our core values, examine real-world ethical dilemmas, and apply our own values and ethics to the communities we live and serve in.
For more information on this program email us.
I’ve gotten a lot of confidence and leadership skills through the different opportunities here. Normandale gave me the right resources to build myself up. I used to feel like I was a follower, and now I’m a leader, and that’s what I’ve always wanted to be.”
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