Registrartion: 1:00 p.m.
|
Welcome and Challenge Address: 1:30 p.m.
Andy Stith, President, Cristo Rey Jesuit High School
|
Block 1: 2:00 - 2:50 p.m.
|
|
When Life Gives You Lemons: Finding Joy and Purpose through Adversity: A Panel Discussion
Presenter Kelly Albrecht, Student Case Manager
Join this energizing panel discussion on finding ways to express and share joy and purpose even when faced with adversity and challenges. Panel members will share how they have found joy and purpose when faced with difficult life circumstances and challenges.
Theme: Joy
|
|
Don't Burn Out: How To Effectively Manage Your Time and Energy
Presenter: Erik Albinson, Director - Academic Resource Center
As student leaders, it can be difficult to balance all the demands of college life. The ability to meet these demands without burning out is a skill that can be learned. This program will go beyond typical time management strategies and discuss the science behind effective time and energy management.
Theme: Joy
|
|
Joyfully Prepared: Showcasing Leadership with Jesuit Values
Presenters: Heather Whitmill, Assistant Director in Residence Life for Education and Selection; Onyeka Uzoukwu, Assistant Residence Hall Director, O’Donnell Hall
Ever wonder how to make your student leadership experience make sense in the world beyond Marquette? And how to help a future employer see the value of your leadership experience? In this interactive session, we’ll discuss formal and informal leadership opportunities and skills, how they relate to your future career, and how to talk about them both in a resume and in an interview.
Theme: Joy
|
|
The Joy from Joynuary and Beyond: The Opening of the Wellness + Helfaer Recreation Building
Presenters: Spencer Topel, Peer Wellness Educator; Kennedi Hamilton, Peer Wellness Educator
Students will learn about the four units in the new building, the services they offer, utilization numbers since opening day: Campus Recreation, the Medical Clinic, Center for Student Wellness and Health Promotion, and the Counseling Center. The program will end with a wellness activity
Theme: Joy
|
|
Igniting Change: Leading with Justice and Joy
Presenter: Katja Benz, Graduate Assistant for Student Organizations
This program empowers student leaders to become catalysts for social change, rooted in Ignatian values and driven by a commitment to justice and joy. Participants will explore the core tenets of Jesuit education, understanding their role in the broader mission of serving others and working towards a more equitable world.
Theme: Justice
|
Block 2: 3:00 - 3:50 p.m.
|
|
When Life Gives You Lemons: Finding Joy and Purpose through Adversity: A Panel Discussion
Presenter: Kelly Albrecht, Student Case Manager
Join this energizing panel discussion on finding ways to express and share joy and purpose even when faced with adversity and challenges. Panel members will share how they have found joy and purpose when faced with difficult life circumstances and challenges.
Theme: Joy
|
|
Don't Burn Out: How To Effectively Manage Your Time and Energy
Presenter: Erik Albinson, Director - Academic Resource Center
As student leaders, it can be difficult to balance all the demands of college life. The ability to meet these demands without burning out is a skill that can be learned. This program will go beyond typical time management strategies and discuss the science behind effective time and energy management.
Theme: Joy
|
|
Ignatian Leadership and the Legacy of Fr. Pedro Arrupe
Presenter: Jess Verdejo, Director of the Arrupe Center
This program will introduce student leaders to the principles of Ignatian Leadership, inspired by the life and legacy of Fr. Arrupe. Through a combination of reflection, discussion, and praxis, student leaders will explore values as discernment, cura personalis (care for the whole person), social responsibility, and contemplation in action.
Theme: Jesuit
|
|
Clarifying Values
Presenter: Stephanie Dooge, Coordinator for Student Organizations & Campus Activities
Students will participate in activities that help them to identify their personal values and the impact they have on being your true self. Students will learn how their values connect to Ignatian values and leadership and Marquette's mission. Activities will build on each other and help students identify more specific values as the program goes as well as identify different ways of understanding what it means to have personal values.
Theme: Jesuit
|
|
College to Career: Building Professional Competencies for Your Future
Presenter: Courtney Hanson, Director, Career Center
In this interactive session, students will become familiar with Marquette University's Professional Formation Competencies. Based on the National Association of Colleges and Employers Career Readiness Competencies and Marquette's Guiding Values, the Professional Formation Competencies provide a guide for students to better understand the top skills employers seek so they can intentionally prepare for life after Marquette. By the end of this workshop, students will be aware of the Professional Formation Competencies, understand how they have developed these competencies in academics and through other campus experiences, and set goals to further develop these competencies.
Theme: Jesuit
|
Closing and Missioning: 4:00 p.m.
|
|
|
