Get yo Leadership on!!!

For all you seniors and underclassman alike......

Check out these FREE seminars that'll boost that confidence factor up a notch!


WED (5/5/10) ETS: Being an Assertive Leader

2:00 PM
Wed, May 5 - Roosevelt Rm, PC West Level 2

Express to Success: Learning how to express your thoughts, needs, and opinions is a critical skill for any leader. This workshop will focus on the development of assertive messages to help you get what you want. It will also help you learn the crucial skill of giving effective feedback to others.

Contact: gbagunu@ucsd.edu
URL: http://ets.ucsd.edu




(5/5/10) PASSPORT: Careers That Make a Difference Panel Discussion

2:00 PM
Wed, May 5 - Horizon Rm, Career Services Ctr

Passport to Leadership: Listen in as a panel of professionals gives you the inside scoop on careers with social impact. Learn how our panelists achieved their goals, how you can best prepare yourself for your career, and network with professionals! Presenters: Local professionals and Career Services Center staff. FREE and open to all students.

Contact: passport@ucsd.edu or 858-534-0789
URL: http://passport.ucsd.edu




(5/5/10) PASSPORT: Protecting Your Self-Image

4:00 PM
Wed, May 5 - Student Health Clinic 2nd Flr Conf Rm

Passport to Leadership: As leaders, we must be especially aware of our behaviors in public. Come learn more about actions that can hurt your public image and what you can do so others continue to see you as a respectable leader. Presenter: Lupe Samaniego-Kraus, Student Health Services. FREE and open to all students.

Contact: passport@ucsd.edu or 858-534-0789
URL: http://passport.ucsd.edu



Senior Special comin' right up....

THURS (5/6/10) ETS: Present Your Best Self! Public Speaking Skills for the Graduating Seniors

5:00 PM
Student Leadership Chambers, PC East Level 4

Express to Success: Whether you are speaking up in class, interviewing for a job, or giving a presentation, sharp public speaking skills make an impression adn allow you to present your best self to your peers, employers, or graduate school faculty. This interactive session will give you an overview of what it takes to be a successful speaker!

Contact: gbagunu@ucsd.edu
URL: http://ets.ucsd.edu


Above info was found on http://studentflyers.ucsd.edu/

Honestly for involvement/events, Student Flyers is one of the best resources you have access to as a UCSD student.

Try something new today!

:) Hilary

SPRING into action: Upcoming Events!

I'm sure you're loving the beautiful weather!

Spring seems to brings out the best in all of us. Why not use that extra energy to take advantage of all the great events happening this quarter? : )



If you are looking for an on-campus job for next year...

Come to the Career Peer Educator Program Info Session this Friday at the Career Services Center!
Friday 4/9 12pm-1pm in the Horizon Room.
(located along Library Walk, in between the Student Health Center and the International Center)

Get leadership training and experience in developing advising, communication, and presentation skills. You'll basically know the ins-and-outs of all the great resources they provide there!

If you're not looking for a job, it's also a great chance to stop by the center to browse around.

For more info go to: career.ucsd.edu




Feeling creative? Showcase your talent by entering the....

Earth Week Art Contest

Start Time:	Sunday, April 4, 2010 at 2:05am
End Time:	Monday, April 12, 2010 at 5:05am
Location:	UC San Diego

Rain Forest by Yukan Teruya (toilet paper rolls)

Description

Earth Week Art Competition
Art works entered in the contest may be up to 32 inches by 32 inches (including the frame) and may be up to 4 inches in depth. The art work may be:
• Paintings - including oil, acrylics, and watercolor
• Drawings - including pastels, colored pencil, pencil, charcoal, ink, and markers
• Collage
• Prints - including lithographs, silkscreen, and block prints
• Mixed Media/Sculpture
• Computer Generated Art
• Photography
• Short Film (less than 5 minutes)

All entries must be an original in concept, design and execution for the following categories in relation to Earth Week:
Environment
Awareness
Responsibility
Teaching
Healing

Send an artist's biography, the category you're applying for, a brief description of how you think it fits that category, and a photo or scanned picture of the submission to earthweekart@gmail.com




Check out another event happening on-campus...

Books for Prisoners presents 4th Annual Prisoner Art Show
Monday, April 12th at 6pm in Price Center Ballroom B
$5 at the door.
All proceeds go toward sending book's to prisoners.

"amazing stories of prison, incredible artwork from the incarcerated"




GROW : )

*Hilary