Tech Express: What’s Your Digital Tattoo? Issues of Identity, Privacy and Promotion (In-Person Workshop)

When: Thursday October 20, 12:00-1:00 pm

Where: Lillooet Room, Irving K Barber Learning Centre

BYOLL (Bring Your Own Lunch and Laptop)

Drop-in Workshop

This workshop will explore issues of digital identity in light of the heightened use of social networking and Web 2.0 tools to create, share and distribute content online. What does your digital tattoo say about you? How much of it do you actively manage? How can you ensure that it accurately reflects you and the work that you do? Come to this session to discuss these questions and explore online tools and resources to help you ink your own tattoo.

More information here: http://learningcommons.ubc.ca/get-started/learning-skills-resources/tech-express/

Facilitators: Trish Rosseel, Teaching & Learning Librarian (Woodward Library), & Cindy Underhill, Strategist, Learning Resource Design (Irving K. Barber Learning Centre)

Planned Happenstance: Career Development (In-Person Workshop)

When: Wednesday October 19th, 4:00-5:00 pm

Where: Walter Gage Residence, Ruth Blair Room

Are you sailing towards the career of your dreams? Or floating in a sea of uncertainty? If you’re waiting for a wave to bring you to shore, this session will explore the Theory of Planned Happenstance and how it can help you navigate the sometimes uncertain waters of career development. Participants will create a plan to achieve their career goals, whether you want to explore your options or build your network.

Hosted by UBC Residence Life and open to all UBC Peer Programs members.  Please register through the UBC Rez Life Peer Resource Centre (PRC) Coordinator at felicia.lam@ubc.ca

How to Run a Workshop (In-Person Workshop)

When: Wednesday, October 19th, 5:00-7:00 pm

Where: Global Lounge

During this workshop, you will learn:

  • Who, what, why and where – you, what you want to achieve with your session and who your audience is!
  • The nitty gritty – hands-on practical stuff that you’ll be able to apply in your design and delivery.
  • Building a great session – how to build a framework and learning outcomes for each section and suggestions and tools on how to have a successful experience from start to finish!
  • Choose your own adventure – pick from the skills you want to develop: public speaking, creative ways to lead a discussion and effective debriefing.

The workshop is free and there will be food provided.
Please RSVP to global.lounge@ubc.ca by October 14th.

Facilitated by the Global Lounge.

Positive Space Training – (In-Person Workshop)

When:

November 9 – 12:30-4:00 pm

November 25 – 9:30-1:00 pm

 

Positive Space is an initiative of UBC’s Equity Office that is intended to help make UBC more receptive to and welcoming of its lesbian, gay, bisexual, queer, questioning, transgender, transsexual, gender variant, two-spirit and intersex (LGBQTTI) population and issues of sexual and gender diversity on campus.

The workshops are 3.5 hours in length, informative, interactive and a lot of fun. They attract a diverse mix of people from across the campus, including those with a lot of experience and those to whom these issues are relatively new. There’s something for everyone here. After the initial workshop, you may decide to become a Resource Person with the campaign, in which case you will be given a poster and button to advertise your participation. The time commitment for those who choose to become Resource Persons is minimal.

The Positive Space Campaign is coordinated by UBC’s Equity Office. For more information about the Campaign, to sign up for the workshop, to see Professor Toope’s statement of support or to find out who are among the hundreds of trained Resource People on campus, please see www.positivespace.ubc.ca.

Preregistration is required. Register online now.

Peer Programs Summer Chronicles – June Update!

The Peer Programs Advisors are working hard and getting ready for a fun and innovative 2011/2012 year!

Three action teams have been set up and you can follow their progress over the summer by visiting the Peer Programs website. Check in for updates about the Leadership Retreat, September Training and other exciting ways to get involved with Peer Programs in September.

Here’s a taste of what’s been happening around the Centre for Student Involvement this May/June:

Leadershop Retreat Action Team - Craig, Emily and Nick (Janet not in Photo)

September Training Action Team - C.J., Tannis, Patty, Jen (Robyn and Christine on the board)

Pro-D Action Team - Courtney, Kelly (Andre and Woo)