How Cloud Drive Devices and a To Do List Template Can Save You Stress If you were expecting a napkin, dog-eared notepad, or tattered checklist that’s been through the laundry, think again. A real, well-designed to do list template can…
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Posted in Working with Others Tagged with: campus organizations, cloud drives, college clubs, communication, Dropbox, Google Drive, student leadership, time management, working with others, Wunderlist
Interview Tricks
6 Interview Tricks to Get You Past Round 1 Let’s take a minute to salute the student leaders who have gone out before us into the real world to start their careers. It’s tough out there for new graduates, so…
Posted in Working with Others Tagged with: communication, elevator speech, self-awareness, self-esteem, self-help, student leadership, working with others
SMART Goal Examples
SMART Goal Examples to Guide Your Goal-Setting The SMART goals system is an easy resource for creating thoughtful goals and testing the merits of existing ones. Here are some SMART goal examples that will help you unlock the full power…
How Leadership Influences Student Learning
5 Ways Leadership Makes You Smarter It shouldn’t surprise us, when we look at how leadership influences student learning, that we find a correlation between leadership and high academic performance. Some people just seem to have it all, and we…
How to Lead
5 Tips for How to Lead Your Student Organization Whether you’re moving up in your organization and want to know how to lead, or you’ve been a leader for a while but still feel unsure about how to lead the…
Socially Awkward
4 Solutions for When You Feel Socially Awkward Everybody’s human, and thus everybody has some particular moment or scenario that can let the butterflies loose in their stomach. For some, it’s crowded public places like a bar or concert venue. …
Posted in Working with Others Tagged with: awkward behavior, awkward questions, self-awareness, self-esteem, self-help, socially awkward, working with others
Awkward Questions
Why Direct Communication Matters One of the first challenges you’ll face as a college student is learning how to be effective in communicating with others. Early on, this means asking awkward questions.
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