Student Leadership and Engagement offers a series of workshops in the areas of student organization development, team building, conflict resolution, time management, diversity, and much more! These workshops are designed primarily for students, learning communities, and clubs and organizations to gain new skills and perspectives, while helping achieve their goals.
If you have any questions or would like to customize a specific workshop for your organization, please contact Student Leadership and Engagement at sle@buffalostate.edu and/or call us at 716-878-4631.
DiSC assessments are used in thousands of organizations around the world, from sprawling government agencies and Fortune 500 companies to nonprofits and small businesses. The reason is simple: DiSC profiles help build stronger, more effective working relationships. DiSC will teach participants how to raise self-awareness, improve teamwork, and make conflict more productive. Participants will be able to take the DiSC inventory and receive their own unique self-assessment report.
The Division of Student Affairs has provided all participants access to a free DiSC profile assessment survey.
Servant, transformational, adaptive? This workshop will provide participants the opportunity to explore prevalent leadership styles and discover their benefits and drawbacks. Each participant will craft their own leadership style and personal leadership philosophy statement.
This interactive session will guide participants through proven techniques and strategies to set clear, actionable goals, create a roadmap for success, and overcome obstacles along the way. Participants will have the opportunity to set both personal and professional goals and create action plans to meet them.
Bengal Connect provides students the opportunity to connect with clubs and organizations, learn about campus programs and events taking place on campus, and how to get involved when attending Buffalo State! An SLE staff member will come to your class or organizational meeting to review Bengal Connect and how to utilize the program!
Safe Zone trainings are opportunities to learn about LGBTQ+ identities, gender and sexuality, and examine prejudice, assumptions, and privilege. Participants will participate in hands-on activities and will be provided with a SAFE Zone sticker upon completion of the training.
There are 168 hours each week. With classes, activities, studying, and free time, planning becomes an essential tool to get things done. This workshop will discuss time management, priority management, and goal setting.
The process of transitioning officers is one of the most crucial elements for a student organization. Learn about the necessary steps and resources to ensure your new executive board is prepared to take the reins and continue momentum for the year ahead.
