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RM Class Week 1 PPT
- 2. PURPOSE OF COURSE Support Learning & development during first semester of position Learn About your leadership through the lens of the Student Leadership Challenge Deepen Knowledge of Residential Foundations
- 3. INTRODUCTIONS – BLACKBOARD DISCUSSION • BEFORE WE GET STARTED ON THE MATERIAL, PLEASE INTRODUCE YOURSELF WITH THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION: • NAME (PREFERRED FIRST NAME & LAST NAME) • COMMUNITY (I.E. SOUTH QUAD, EASTSIDE TEAM, ETC.) • WHAT DOES "LEADERSHIP" MEAN TO YOU? • 1 THING YOU'VE LEARNED SINCE BEGINNING IN THE RM/EASTSIDE TEAM POSITION AND 1 THING THAT HAS BEEN A CHALLENGE FOR YOU THUS FAR • I'LL LEAD BY EXAMPLE AND SHARE MY INTRODUCTION AS THE FIRST POST. PLEASE COMMENT ON ONE OTHER CLASSMATE'S POST. • THIS IS YOUR FIRST ASSIGNMENT AND IS WORTH 2.5 PARTICIPATION POINTS. THIS ASSIGNMENT IS DUE BY MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4TH AT 9:00AM.
- 5. TODAY’S LEARNING OUTCOMES Explain the purpose of the RM class 01 Articulate your “personal best leadership experience” 02 Build connections with instructor and class members 03
- 8. 8 PHILOSOPHIES OF THE STUDENT LEADERSHIP CHALLENGE
- 15. #7 - LEADERSHIP IS AN ASPIRATION & A CHOICE
- 17. WHAT DO LEADERS DO AT THEIR PERSONAL BEST?
- 19. THINK ABOUT A TIME WHEN YOU PERFORMED AT YOUR VERY BEST AS A LEADER It could have taken place recently or a long time ago You could have been the official leader, or you could have emerged as an informal leader It could have taken place in school, with your family/friends, in the workplace, when you were part of a club
- 20. POST YOUR RESPONSE ON BLACKBOARD • STEP 1 – DESCRIBE THE EXPERIENCE • STEP 2 – WHAT ACTIONS DID YOU TAKE? • STEP 3 – WHAT LESSONS DID YOU LEARN? • STEP 4 – WHAT ADVICE WOULD YOU GIVE TO OTHERS? • STEP 5 – WHAT THEMES DO YOU SEE EMERGING FROM OUR STORIES DUE BY SEPTEMBER 6TH AT 9:00AM ON BLACKBOARD
- 21. STEP 1 – DESCRIBE THE EXPERIENCE • WHEN DID IT HAPPEN? HOW LONG DID IT LAST? • WHAT WAS YOUR ROLE? WHO ELSE WAS INVOLVED? • WHAT FEELINGS DID YOU HAVE PRIOR TO/DURING THE EXPERIENCE? • DID YOU INITIATE IT? DID SOMEONE ELSE? HOW DID YOU EMERGE AS THE LEADER? • WHAT WERE THE RESULTS?
- 22. STEP 2 - ACTIONS • WHAT ACTIONS DID YOU SPECIFICALLY TAKE? • WHAT DID YOU DO TO OVERCOME OBSTACLES/SETBACKS? • WHAT DID YOU DO TO GET OTHERS TO PARTICIPATE/ENGAGE FULLY? • WHAT DID YOU DO TO MAKE SURE EVERYONE UNDERSTOOD THE GOAL/PURPOSE? • WHAT WERE THE FIVE TO SEVEN MOST IMPORTANT ACTIONS YOU TOOK AS A LEADER TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE SITUATION?
- 23. STEP 3 – REVIEW THE EXPERIENCE • REVIEW THE RESPONSES FROM STEP 1 AND STEP 2. WHAT THREE TO FIVE MAJOR LESSONS DID YOU LEARN ABOUT LEADERSHIP FROM THIS EXPERIENCE?
- 24. STEP 4 – LESSONS LEARNED • WHAT ADVICE WOULD YOU GIVE TO ANOTHER INDIVIDUAL ON HOW TO MAKE EXTRAORDINARY THINGS HAPPEN IN THEIR ORGANIZATION BASED ON YOUR OWN EXPERIENCE? • WHAT WILL YOU TAKE FROM YOUR PERSONAL BEST EXPERIENCE AND APPLY TO THE RM ROLE?
- 25. STEP 5 – LESSONS LEARNED • FROM THE BLACKBOARD DISCUSSION, WHAT LESSONS EMERGE AS COMMON THEMES FOR OUR CLASS?
- 27. FOR NEXT WEEK… • COMPLETE YOUR LEADERSHIP PRACTICES INVENTORY AND POST RESULTS TO BLACKBOARD • REVIEW LESSON PLAN: COMMUNITY GATHERING #2
Editor's Notes
- The RM Class is designed to support your learning and development during the first semester of your role as an RM. Through practical activities, reflections, projects, and discussion, you will learn more about your leadership through the lens of the Student Leadership Challenge (Kouzes & Posner) and you will deepen your understanding of Residential Foundations (our residential curriculum within University Housing).
- Review the syllabus with your class.
- Kouzes and Posner’s Five Practices of Exemplary Leadership model has helped hundreds of thousands of individuals understand their leadership potential and develop as leaders. Based on more than 30 years of research on exactly what great leaders actually do, and distilled into five clear Practices, 10 Commitments, and 30 distinct behaviors of exemplary student leaders.
- Research question was “What did you do when you were at your personal best leading others?”
- Do you believe everyone has the potential to be a leader? If so, why? If not, why not? Everyone can be a leader, but people will make a choice about when they step up to lead based on the values they hold. For example, a student may not be the president of their organization, but can choose to demonstrate leadership behaviors on committees and groups that are part of the larger organization. They can start an initiative that makes a difference. People lead in different ways and at different times.
- Who is a leader you admire? Do you think you could learn to inspire others as much as they inspired you? How would you learn to do that? What obstacles could prevent you from learning to lead? - Leadership is a process that ordinary people use to bring forth the best in themselves and in others. It is a set of skills that is available to everyone.
- At the heart of leadership is the ability to connect with others, understand them, and engage them in pulling together for a shared dream for the future. Leaders understand that every relationship contributes to their ability to be successful.
- The instrument of the leader is himself/herself. Committing to leadership means committing to a personal journey of reflection.
- If you aspire to lead and you are willing to do the work, you can lead! It is a personal choice and lifelong commitment. What kind of leader do you aspire to be? What choices do you need to make to become a better leader?
- All leadership is based on one fundamental assumption: a leader matters. You can make a profound difference in the lives of your residents. To do that, you have to believe in yourself and your own capacity/skills. To those who are following a leader, that leader is the most important leader to them at that moment.
- This is the question asked by the Student Leadership Challenge research project.