Schedule

Irorobeje Crystal Owhoso-Maddox, Director of K-12 School and Community Programs & Angelica Smith, Director of the Unity Center & Multicultural Affairs at Marian University

This interactive workshop uses the metaphor of planting a mustard seed to guide participants in developing a personal leadership philosophy rooted in faith, intentionality, courage, and the right environment. Grounded in Matthew 17:20, students will explore how small, intentional steps can lead to impactful growth. Through hands-on activities and reflection, they will leave with a clear understanding of their leadership potential and a tangible reminder to nurture their growth

Jeff Kaufman, Ph.D., Director of Organizational Leadership Doctoral Program, Klipsch Educators College

What does it mean to be responsible for a team, group, or organization regarding addressing the nagging challenges they face? What is your role? Coronal is to briefly explore the responsibilities of formal authority roles concerning defining the work and creating space for the group or team to do that work.

Bwana Clements, MSW, Social worker, consultant, program developer and community voice 

Breaking Generational Curses: Addressing Health and Wellbeing will explore cultural and family ways of being that have been perpetuated for generation that may in fact be barriers to success without knowing it. Taking an honest look at our physical, relational and emotional health through the lens of culture to better understand why were think, feel and behave the way we do will provide keys to unlocking future success in our lives.