Program & Agenda
Check-In | 10:00 - 10:30 a.m. | Smith Ballroom, 355 |
Welcome Address | 10:30 - 10:45 a.m. | Smith Ballroom, 355 |
Large Group Activity | 10:45 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. | Smith Ballroom, 355 |
Lunch | 12:00 - 12:30 p.m. | Smith Ballroom, 355 |
Break-Out Sessions | 12:45 - 1:45 p.m. | |
Understanding Conflict Styles and De-escalation Techniques | | Smith Ballroom, 355 |
Can They Say That? The First Amendment on College Campuses | | Smith 328 |
Integrated Marketing Strategies | | Smith 327 |
Break-Out Sessions | 1:55 - 2:55 p.m. | |
Accountability: The Anatomy of an Apology | | Smith 327 |
Communicating with Decision Makers to Make Change on Campus | | Smith Ballroom, 355 |
Shame: The Emotion That Consumes Us | | Smith 328 |
Community College Student Meet-Up | | Smith 294 |
Closing Activity | 3:00 - 3:45 p.m. | Smith 294 |
Break-Out Sessions
Understanding Conflict Styles and De-escalation Techniques
Taylor Burke and Claire Araujo, PSU Office of Student Affairs
This session will provide you with information about conflict styles and de-escalation techniques. These skills are important to leaders at every level to assist in managing challenging situations where someone becomes escalated.
Can They Say That? The First Amendment on College Campuses
Aimee Shattuck, PSU Student Activities and Leadership Programs
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Students who attend this breakout session will have a better understanding of the rights afforded to them as student leaders at a public college or university. We will review what restrictions are and are not allowed and how to stay within your rights. We will have time for questions, especially around protest and expression.
Integrated Marketing Strategies
Ian Wallace, PSU Student Activities and Leadership Programs
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Figuring out how to reach diverse audiences and amplify your message can be a daunting task, but it’s much more manageable if you’re working from a master plan. Join SALP’s Marketing and Outreach Coordinator Ian Wallace for a deep dive into honing your strategy and getting results with chronological marketing plans, common organizational tools, email and social media scheduling, print and digital advertising, and in-person outreach techniques. By the end of our session you’ll know how to create an integrated marketing campaign that leverages all the channels at your disposal for maximum impact!
Accountability: The Anatomy of an Apology
Illuminate, PSU Student Health and Counseling
We are all human, and human beings make mistakes. We are all flawed and participate in creating harmful conditions, and we all have a collective responsibility to end violence and harm. This interactive workshop teaches what accountability is, self-reflecting, apologizing, making amends, and changing your behavior, so the harm you caused doesn’t happen again. We will dive deep into one component of accountability, the anatomy of an apology, a skill that is underdeveloped in most and needed by all.
Communicating with Decision Makers to Make Change on Campus
PSU Student Activities and Leadership Programs Staff
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Students who attend this session will leave with tools to assess who the key decision makers are on campus and how to approach them. We will be reviewing how to build tactics into a larger strategy and how to research the approaches for making the changes you would like to see.
Shame: The Emotion That Consumes Us
Quinn Peoples, PSU Multicultural Student Services
This session focuses on the emotion of shame, what it does to us, and how it keeps us from engaging with others. Based on the Theory of Being Framework by Dr. Sherry K. Watt, this sessions hopes to provide tools and strategies to navigate shame and move us forward one another.
Community College Student Meet-Up
Chelsea Daugherty, Rogue Community College and Rob Camp, Linn Benton Community College
Join other community college student leaders from around Oregon to share your experiences and build your network.