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Experiential initiatives provide the medium used to examine the realities of group functioning and to present analogies and metaphors of a team's life. By working through these initiative activities, participants start the process of working through the implications that these results suggest. |
We help to create more productive and effective individuals and teams through collaboration strategies and norms. Participants develop a greater awareness of team dynamics, sharpen problem solving skills, and deepen understanding of their strengths, abilities and weaknesses. |
Provides a safe and fun program for any group to explore it's team dynamics
Increases communication and trust within a group
Breaks through some of the typical barriers in other types of programming efforts
Making the most of your education. No longer does a degree ensure you will
find employment after graduation. Employers are looking for more far more. What are
you doing to secure your future?
This seminar will focus on developing the leadership skills that you already have. Participants will engage in experiential-based activities to explore their own leadership styles.
Experiential Education uses activities, humor, play, and facilitated discussion to build metaphors, reveal our misperceptions, expand our knowledge, build trust with others, and test our communication.
Learn more about yourself, your fellow students, and how you can impact your campus and community. Maximize your abilities to become an effective campus leader the person your future employer is looking for.
This eight hour seminar will be led by Andrew Hill. Over the past three years has visited nearly fifty universities providing leadership and motivational seminars. Andrew worked at Montana State University as the Coordinator for Adventure Education. He was the director of the Challenge Ropes Course and facilitated learning opportunities for business, educational and not-for-profit agencies. A cornerstone for his learning and teaching style is having fun. We can learn more in an hour of play than a day-time of talk.
Dont miss this opportunity. Shake of those blues and dont ever say again, "theres nothing to do!"