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LeaderShape IU 2006

LeaderShape IU 2006. Information Meeting 12/2/2005. Agenda. Learning Agreements Overview of the week’s activities Accommodations Transportation Packing List Other information. Learning Agreements. LeaderShape’s Commitment

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LeaderShape IU 2006

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  1. LeaderShape IU 2006 Information Meeting 12/2/2005

  2. Agenda • Learning Agreements • Overview of the week’s activities • Accommodations • Transportation • Packing List • Other information

  3. Learning Agreements • LeaderShape’s Commitment • Increase your commitment to act consistently with core ethical values, personal values, and convictions • Enhance your capability to develop and enrich relationships and strengthen your commitment to respect the dignity and contributions of all people • Embrace the belief in a “healthy disregard for the impossible • Develop the capability to produce extraordinary results

  4. Learning Agreements • Participant’s Commitments • Attend each session and PARTICIPATE • Refrain from using alcohol and other drugs and confront others • Take responsibility for your learning. Ask questions, participate in familiar activities, and step out of your “comfort zone” • Respect individual differences and the dignity of all people. Keep an open mind and strive to learn a new perspective • Agree not to leave the conference property without permission. Respect the property and treat it like your home. • Sign, date, and return to Sondra

  5. ScheduleJanuary 3 – 8Waycross Camp & Conference Center Tuesday Arrive by 3 pm Wed - Sat 7:45 – 8:30 Breakfast 10 a.m. Break Noon – 1 Lunch 3 p.m. Break 6 p.m. Dinner Sunday Depart at 11 am

  6. Day 1: Building Community - Explore what leadership means • Meet other participants of the “Learning Community” • Join 10 other students in your “Family Cluster”

  7. Day 2: The Value of One, The Power of All • Outdoor Team Experience • Behavior Style Inventory • Set personal goals for the week and share with Family Cluster • Reinforce the concept of inclusive leadership and creating communities of mattering

  8. Day 3: Challenging What Is, Looking To What Could Be • Define and refine your Breakthrough Blueprint – a powerful vision • Interact in settings dealing with chaos and change • Guest Leader Panel and Reception

  9. Day 4: Bringing Vision to Reality • Discuss Relationships • Define SMART Goals and Stretch Goals • List action steps to move your vision forward • Explore the issue of power

  10. Day 5: Living and Leading With Integrity • Explore concept of integrity • Afternoon of relaxation and reflection • LeaderShape Revue

  11. Day 6: Staying in Action • You are now a part of a nationwide LeaderShape community • Commencement Ceremony

  12. Accommodations • Waycross Camp and Conference Center • Morgantown, IN

  13. Accommodations • Two to four people to a room • Private bathroom in each room • Single or full sized bed • Fresh linens every day • HOT showers • It’s like a hotel, so please disregard any horror stories from last year!

  14. Food • Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner will be provided each full day • Snacks will also be provided throughout the institute • We promise, you won’t go hungry! • Please inform us of any food allergies not mentioned in your application after the meeting

  15. Possible Breakfast Items • Eggs Benedict • Coffee Cake • Cream of Wheat • Fresh Fruit • Bacon • Hashbrown Casserole • Biscuits and Gravy

  16. Possible Lunch Items • Salad Bar (typically offered every day) • Beef Stew • Brats • Philly Steak Sandwiches • Poppy Seed Chicken Casserole • Potato Wedges • Cookies

  17. Possible Dinner Items • Salad Bar (typically offered every evening) • Pork Chops • Fried Chicken • Cod Fillet • Swiss Steak • Mashed Potatoes • Green Beans • Asparagus • Cobbler

  18. Transportation • We have a bus! • Sign-up after the meeting if you want a ride. • Be at DeVault Alumni Center by 1pm. • As long as you find a way to get on campus, we’ll get you there • Park at the DeVault Alumni Center, unload, and we’ll direct you to the E lot • If you prefer to drive directly, instructions will be provided upon request. Keys will be collected at the Institute.

  19. Storage For Bus Riders • Please try to store any valuables in a secure location prior to arriving at the DeVault Alumni Center • You may store any luggage you have at your own risk in the SAA office • Traffic in and out is limited • I have faith in the regulars

  20. NECESSARY: 7 comfortable, casual outfits(pants, jeans and t-shirts, short sleeve shirts, polo shirts, winter jackets, sweatshirts, etc.) 7 pairs of socks 1 pair of shoes 1 pair of sneakers 1 pair of snowboots 1 casual belt 1extra set of casual (grungy) clothes and shoes/sneakers you don’t mind getting dirty: (for low ropes/challenge course on Day Two) 1 business casual outfit: men: dress slacks and shirt or sweater; women: slacks or skirt and blouse or sweater 1 pair of pajamas 1 light jacket / winter jacket 1 poncho and/or umbrella 1 flashlight and batteries 1 pair of sunglasses NECESSARY: 1 week of prescription medication (if required/needed):(headache, cold, allergy) 1 set of personal toilet articles: toothbrush and paste, soap, shampoo, hair dryer, comb and brush and any other personal needs. There is not a laundry facility available for your use during The LeaderShape® Institute. Please plan accordingly. OPTIONAL: bathrobe and slippers camera and film compact discs (CDs) snacks (some snacks provided) nominal spare cash (for personal needs) personal journal alarm clock??? PLEASE DO NOT BRING: personal computer cell phones/pagers Packing List

  21. Emergency Information Prior to leaving LeaderShape • Sondra’s office number is 812-855-4670 and cell phone is 812-322-2076 or email at seinman@indiana.edu While At LeaderShape • The Waycross Camp & Conference Center’s direct line is 812-597-4241.  • After hours, the same phone number will ring at the home of the executive director who lives on site or he can be reached at 812-597-5232 (his personal phone line). 

  22. Commitment to Participate • By attending this information session and signing and returning the LeaderShape Learning Agreement you are making a commitment to participate. • IU Bloomington students must sign a statement agreeing to a $50 fine assessed by the Bursar for failing to show at LeaderShape. Non-IUB students understand that if they fail to show, they will be invoiced for the $50 fine. • If an emergency arises, contact Sondra ASAP to determine if you may be excused from the Institute.

  23. Anything Else? • Please let us know of any special accommodations you may require • Let’s make this AWESOME!

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