Training for Club Heads and Core Team Members

“A leader is someone who holds her- or himself accountable for finding the potential in people and processes.” - Brené Brown

A college club is a group of students with a designated purpose who are not specifically regulated by a department other than Student Activities. Because the management of the club is intended to be a student learning experience, the day to day functions of the club are carried out by student members. A college club is a campus organization designed to foster unity among students through participation in meaningful activities that advance its central purpose. The clubs provide students an opportunity to build their skill set, to build self-confidence, to demonstrate their time management, to become more collaborative, new networking opportunities, etc.

Student Leadership development workshops are conducted to enhance the leadership skills of the club members. These sessions help them to increase the bond between their teammates and know the importance of working as a team.

“Before you are a leader, success is all about growing yourself. When you become a leader, success is all about growing others.” - Jack Welch

The session mainly aims at making the participants understand the value of being interdependent, and see how they complemented each other and needed each other to accomplish the larger team goal the execution of the tasks for the upcoming events.

Key-points of the session:

• Improvisation is necessary when you are working as a team.

• All have a common goal and its necessary for all to work together to achieve the goal.

• Even though all their opinions may be different, but by gathering all their ideas and summing them up they can still form a team and work together.

• A team is not identified by an individual's existences but it is the 'team' as a whole.