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Mark your calendar to attend the 2009-2010 Canisius College Leadership Series!
For more information on any of the Leadership Series events, please contact Sam Calabrese, Leadership Development Coordinator, at calabres@canisius.edu |
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September 24, 2009
7:00 PM Montante Cultural Center presented by Michael Poll |
Are you trying to "do it all" and don't know why nothing is getting done? Are you stressed and burned out? Are you turning other leaders off with your "I'll do everything" attitude? Do you have the inability to say "no?" It's time for some leader rehab where you will learn the how and why of doing less and leading more. This is a great program for established student leaders or for those on their way to becoming a leadership junkie.
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November 19, 2009
7:00 PM Montante Cultural Center Presented by John Battaglia (MTV's MADE Rockstar Life Coach!) |
A Rockstar is anyone who lives their life with abandon in pursuit of their dreams. Be a Rockstar, no matter what you're up to. Create a Rockstar mentality, build Rockstar style, and achieve the Rockstar performance of your life!
What is the difference between Social Justice and Diversity? As a leader, change agent and person working and living with other people — this difference is imperative. Learn the difference, stretch from your comfort zone, sit in your privilege, power, and place of dominance within institutional and systematic forms of oppression in this highly interactive program.
What if there was an untapped power inside of you waiting to be discovered? What if this hidden power could deliver you the life of your dreams? Garrison Cohen has tapped the source of the SuperHero mind and in less than two hours he will have you ready to take on your life in a way you never thought possible.
Young people today care deeply about the role they can play in saving our planet. “Sustainability” is the buzzword on many campuses as students nationwide put pressure on their campuses to reduce their negative impact on the environment. But, how can one well-meaning individual make a difference? Can college students truly lead our society through the complex process of reducing wasteful consumption?
Her adventures (and misadventures) to be a more environmentally responsible citizen have formed the basis of her hysterical television show, The Stacey Prussman Show, currently in development. In her campus keynote, Stacey uses many of the funny scenarios from her show to empower students to take action in their homes, residence halls, fraternity houses, in their classrooms, offices, and in their campus communities.
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January 28, 2010
7:00 PM Montante Cultural Center presented by Jessica Pettitt |
What is the difference between Social Justice and Diversity? As a leader, change agent and person working and living with other people — this difference is imperative. Learn the difference, stretch from your comfort zone, sit in your privilege, power, and place of dominance within institutional and systematic forms of oppression in this highly interactive program.
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February 18, 2010
7:00pm Montante Cultural Center presented by Garrison Cohen |
What if there was an untapped power inside of you waiting to be discovered? What if this hidden power could deliver you the life of your dreams? Garrison Cohen has tapped the source of the SuperHero mind and in less than two hours he will have you ready to take on your life in a way you never thought possible.
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March 4, 2010
7:00 PM Montante Cultural Center presented by Stacey Prussman |
Young people today care deeply about the role they can play in saving our planet. “Sustainability” is the buzzword on many campuses as students nationwide put pressure on their campuses to reduce their negative impact on the environment. But, how can one well-meaning individual make a difference? Can college students truly lead our society through the complex process of reducing wasteful consumption?
Her adventures (and misadventures) to be a more environmentally responsible citizen have formed the basis of her hysterical television show, The Stacey Prussman Show, currently in development. In her campus keynote, Stacey uses many of the funny scenarios from her show to empower students to take action in their homes, residence halls, fraternity houses, in their classrooms, offices, and in their campus communities.