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DEVELOPING LEADERSHIP SKILLS

Emotional Intelligence and CliftonStrengths Training

Students’ ability to learn has deep roots in relationships. Our learning performance may
be deeply affected by the emotional environment in which the learning takes place.
Dr. John Medina

We are all called to appreciate our own uniqueness. God knew you as He carefully designed you with much love and care; designed with a purpose. The blueprints you were created with are similar to other human beings but no two of us are exactly the same. God planned our lives before the foundations of the world were laid (Ephesians 1:4). He had a perfect plan for each of us, which included how He created us with talents, personalities, and bodies. Each of us is a very special and unique person with an incredible skill-set that will affect so many lives. 
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Completed Training

Once you complete the training, you will be presented a Certificate of Completion for your records.

"Using Your Strengths to Build Your emotional Intelligence in Higher Education" is a professional development opportunity offered by the Center for Teaching Excellence and Biblical Foundations to all full-time and adjunct faculty and staff. It is a 4-session leadership training on developing your emotional intelligence in a higher education environment through your identified strengths. Participants will have an opportunity to take the MSCEIT (Emotional Intelligence test developed by Yale) and the CliftonStrengths Assessment to identify your 34 strengths. This professional growth opportunity will help you grow personally and professionally! 

Please know that it is a true privilege to be a part of this journey with you.  I count it a privilege to have the opportunity to know you better professionally and personally. I want nothing but the best for each of you and if I can ever play a role in helping you grow, please reach out…..as I am so thrilled to serve. 

Remember To:

  • Practice Observing How You Feel. 
  • Pay Attention to How You Behave. 
  • Take Responsibility for Your Feelings and Behavior. 
  • Practice Responding, Rather than Reacting.
  • Practice Empathizing with Yourself and Others. 
  • Create A Positive Environment.
  • Remember EI is a Lifetime Process.

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