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Islander Women in Leadership
The goal of the IWIL program is to to foster a
supportive environment in which to explore the challenges women leaders
encounter and to teach knowledge, skills and wisdom that participants
will find helpful in reaching their full potential.
Faculty will be paired with a student in her discipline. The student
will be asked to develop a list of challenges in her life she would
like the mentor to help her work through. The program will initially
consist of the paired mentors/mentees attending monthly forums that
would encourage discussion on a range of topics. At the end of the
year, mentees are asked to reflect on their progress towards overcoming
or coping with their life challenges.
Program goal and workshop topics have been adopted from Duke
University's WILD program (Women In Leadership Development). Texas
A&M University has a similar program called AWIL (Aggie Women in
Leadership) that is housed in the Women's Studies department and has an
academic course requirement and allows students to graduate with a
"Women's Leadership" seal on their diploma.
Workshop Schedule
Fall 2007 - Spring 2008
Colors of Leadership
September 26, 2007
Communicate Like a Leader
October 24, 2007
The Generations At Work
November 14, 2007
Network Like a Pro
January 23, 2008
Perfection Is Overrated: Eliminating Perfectionism In Your Life
March 26, 2008
Past Workshops
Spring 2007
* Fall 2006
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