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SLC "Leadership During Disaster"
An interactive exploration on how leadership is developed through volunteers who work with the American Red Cross. This workshop will introduce participants to the psychological impact of working on disasters.
Are you smarter than a freshman?
Test your knowledge, If you like "Are you Smarter Than a Fifth Grader," Then you'll Love Smarter Than a Freshman
Making Sense out of $$$
Making Sense out of Dollars will teach individuals how to create a financial portfolio and understand the terms and goals associated with investments. Learn about: How to Create a Budget Debt Control The Difference Between Bonds, CD's and Investments.
Minorities in Politics
An interactive discussion on the importance of voting and the impact minorities have on politics. Learn more about community activism as a vehicle for change.
Scavenger Hunt
SIGN UP A TEAM OF 3 TO SEARCH THE CAMPUS FOR VARIOUS HIDDEN ITEMS, CLUES, AND COMMON EVERYDAY ITEMS!
Student Activities Resources
To learn more information or to register for an event visit the Office of Student Activities Resource Table.
Student Activities Resources
To learn more information or to register for an event visit the Office of Student Activities Resource Table.
Student Activities Resources
To learn more information or to register for an event visit the Office of Student Activities Resource Table.
Student Activities Resources
To learn more information or to register for an event visit the Office of Student Activities Resource Table.
Student Activities Resources
To learn more information or to register for an event visit the Office of Student Activities Resource Table.
Student Activities Resources
To learn more information or to register for an event visit the Office of Student Activities Resource Table.
Student Activities Resources
To learn more information or to register for an event visit the Office of Student Activities Resource Table.
Student Activities Resources
To learn more information or to register for an event visit the Office of Student Activities Resource Table.
Student Activities Resources
To learn more information or to register for an event visit the Office of Student Activities Resource Table.
Student Activities Resources
To learn more information or to register for an event visit the Office of Student Activities Resource Table.
Student Activities Resources
To learn more information or to register for an event visit the Office of Student Activities Resource Table.
Student Activities Resources
To learn more information or to register for an event visit the Office of Student Activities Resource Table.
Student Activities Resources
To learn more information or to register for an event visit the Office of Student Activities Resource Table.
Student Activities Resources
To learn more information or to register for an event visit the Office of Student Activities Resource Table.
Student Activities Colloquium
Welcome to the Spring 2009 semester. Each semester the Office of Student Activities organizes the Student Leadership Colloquium (SLC.) The SLC workshops are designed to introduce students to new and different concepts and theories of leadership, and to offer them opportunities to enhance their leadership skills. Workshops are held once a month during the semester. Those who attend all of the workshops will receive a Certificate of Attendance from the Dean of Students Office. The first spring 2009 SLC is Wednesday, February 25, 2009 at 1:00pm in room 417 West Building. This workshop is titled “The Leadership Edge: Making the College Years Count!” presented by Ms. Jerrilyn Hedrington. Ms. Hedrington will confront the critical social, environmental and community issues in this challenging economy through co curricular and civic involvement that will ultimately help you shape your community and the world.
Student Leadership Colloquium
This month's Student Leadership Colloquium (SLC) is titled "Discovering your Passion as an Emerging Leader" In this seminar you will participate in exercises designed to help you identify your specific talents and passions. You will learn how to make a personal development plan that can be used to guide your development as a leader.
Student Leadership Colloquium
This month's Student Leadership Colloquium (SLC) is titled "Moving from the informational age to the conceptual age: Where future jobs will be" The Informational Age has changed job selections. Automation, with its inexpensive information and advice centers, is changing where the jobs are. Conceptual understanding is fundamental to your professional goals.
Student Leadership Colloquium
This month's Student Leadership Colloquium (SLC) is titled "Community Investment: Financial Institutions' answer to the Economic Crisis" Learn about community investment, how the current economic crisis affects you as a college student and how you can become financially empowered and empower your community in the midst of an economic crisis.
Fraternity & Sorority Open House
Fraternities and sororities chartered at Hunter and those from local colleges/universities are invited to present their organizations to students, in order to attract new membership, share their purposes, highlight the ideals of brotherhood/sisterhood, and to show the value fraternities and sororities add to student life, campus community and personal development.
Student Activities Multicultural Exchange
Student Activities Multicultural Exchange (SAME) presents: "Teaching Tolerance in NYC and Beyond" Learn from Rabbi Robert Kaplan, a street rabbi for Jewish Community Relations Council of New York and Mohammad Razvi, Director of the Council of Peoples Organization about tolerance and how to effect change.
Final Fever Carnival 2009
A final filled and enjoyable one day carnival held at the end of the spring semester.
Rev. Al Sharpton College Tour
From the echoes of the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee to the election of our 1st African-American President - what is the role of the new Civil Rights Movement? Come hear Rev. Al Sharpton’s special message to college students. Engage in a dialogue about the past, present and future of the Civil Rights Movement. RSVP to student.activities@hunter.cuny.edu
Student Activities Multicultural Exchange (SAME) Presents: Obama: The Historic Campaign in Photographs
Join the Office of Student Activities and Deborah Willis in a discussion of her book Obama: The Historic Campaign in Photographs.
Fraternity & Sorority Open House
The Office of Student Activities will host a Fraternity and Sorority Open House. A variety of Hunter and city-wide Greek Lettered Organizations will display their paraphernalia, photo albums, awards, etc. and educate students about their organizations. This is an opportunity for students to learn more about Fraternities and Sororities. Free Refreshments and Prize Raffle!
Fraterniy & Sorority Dance and Food Drive
To celebrate our 1st annual Fraternity/Sorority Week, thank all of our participants and fight hunger, the Office of Student Activities is hosting a Fraternity and Sorority Dance and Food Drive from 7:00pm-11:00pm. This event will open to all Hunter students. This is an additional opportunity to socialize with Hunter students and show organizational pride!
Fraternity & Sorority Chartering Q&A
If your organization is interested in establishing a chapter or affiliate group on Hunter’s campus, please join us at this question and answer session.
Fraternity & Sorority Tabling Event
The Office of Student Activities will host a tabling event. A limited number of Greek-lettered organizations will be given the opportunity to talk with students about their organization’s service related projects. This is an opportunity for students to learn more about Fraternities and Sororities in New York City.
Fraternity & Sorority Tabling Event
The Office of Student Activities will host a tabling event. A limited number of Greek-lettered organizations will be given the opportunity to talk with students about their organization’s service related projects. This is an opportunity for students to learn more about Fraternities and Sororities in New York City.
Fraternity & Sorority Tabling Event
The Office of Student Activities will host a tabling event. A limited number of Greek-lettered organizations will be given the opportunity to talk with students about their organization’s service related projects. This is an opportunity for students to learn more about Fraternities and Sororities in New York City.
Fraternity & Sorority Discussion Panel/Q&A
Learn more about Greek-Lettered Organizations at our Panel Discussion and Q & A facilitated by the Office of Student Activities and representatives from area Fraternities and Sororities from 6:00pm-7:30pm. The panelists are well-versed in their organization’s history and Greek life in general.
Student Leadership Colloquium 1-What Do You Say When They Say, 'Tell Me About Yourself?"
This workshop with help you develop an effective two-minute response to the interview question that stumps most job seekers.
Student Activities Multicultural Exchange 2- "Diversity in the Workplace: Internships in Finance and Accounting"
Association of Latino Professionals in Finance and Accounting (ALPFA) ALPFA is one of the largest professional organizations for Latinos. Listen to a panel of students discuss their experiences in the workplace. Learn about the organization's mission and how they have helped to prepare students to be dynamic leaders in the workplace.
Student Leadership Colloquium 3- "Business Etiquette: Manners Matter"
Education, skill set, ambition, communication, leadership, and personality all add to the competitive edge in business and social situations. Relationship building can be the key to success. Your manners reflect a lot about you. In this workshop you will learn about; Dining Etiquette, table setting, making conversation, do's and don'ts at the table and class & confidence.
Student Leadership Colloquium 4- "Power Communication and Leadership"
Be an effective leader through power communication. Learn the importance of good communication skills and acquire the knowledge to communicate with confidence.
Student Leadership Colloquium- True Colors: Keys to Personal Success
Come Discover Your Unique Gifts and Talents! True Colors is a unique interactive model that identifies personality types by using the colors of orange, green, blue and gold. This remarkable model of personality identification is used by schools, businesses, corporations, government and nonprofit organizations, and in people's personal, family and social interactions.
Student Activities Multicultural Exchange:The SOUL FOOD Festival
To honor and celebrate Black History Month, the Office of Student Activities will be having a Soul Food Festival.
Student Activities Multicultural Exchange: "Human Race Machine: Race is Only Skin Deep!"
The Human Race Machine is coming to our campus!
Student Leadership Colloquium- "Thinking Like an Entrepreneur Changed My Life"
Not having your typical success story, Sakiya will reveal not only the importance of thinking outside the box, but the empowerment of creating your own box...which has allowed him to sell over half a million self-published books.
Student Activities Multicultural Exchange: "Loving Diversity"
In an effort to acknowledge and celebrate the diverse history of our student body, the Office of Student Activities will be hosting a week- long event titled “Loving Diversity.” The focus of this event is to foster understanding and share our cultural, religious and social values with each other. Student organizations will embrace this opportunity to share aspects of their social, cultural and religious values that are important to them with the rest of the Hunter College community. This week long event will focus on our social, activist, religious and cultural clubs on November 15-19, 2010, from 1:00pm to 3:00pm on the 3rd floor and the 1st floor Lobby, West building.
Fraternity & Sorority Tabling
Fraternities and sororities chartered at Hunter and those from local colleges/universities are invited to present their organizations to students, in order to attract new membership, share their purposes, highlight the ideals of brotherhood/sisterhood, and to show the value fraternities and sororities add to student life, campus community and personal development.
2nd Annual Student Organization Leadership Training
Student Organization Leadership Training is an opportunity for executive board members to get a full overview of what is required to lead a productive student organization. The retreat will take place on Friday, October 8, through Sunday October 10, 2010 at the Hudson Valley Resort and Spa (www.hudsonvalleyresort.com) in Kerhonkson, NY. There will be NO COST for students to attend this retreat. All meals, transportation to and from the conference and retreat related activities will be paid for by the Office of Student Activities. Our office is requiring a $20.00 registration deposit, which will be returned to each student once we arrive at the conference center. Arrive at The Student Activities Office located at C001 North Building by 12:00pm on Friday, October 8; we will be departing from Hunter College to Hudson Valley at 1:00pm.
Student Leadership Colloquium- "Make Up and Grooming for Interviews"
This workshop will help you project a look that shows you know how to take care of business and take care of yourself by teaching you simple techniques on grooming and make up application that will harmonize your features.
Student Leadership Colloquium- "Developing Leadership Skills Through Networking"
Learn how to be a savvy networker by shaking your fear of networking. At this workshop you will learn simple and effective techniques, that will not only help in your job search but also in building long-term professional relationships and connections.
Student Leadership Colloquium- "Let's Slip Into Something More Comforable: Relaxation Exercises Designed for Students"
This cool crowd-pleaser is like a day at the beach or spa.
SLC "CUNY Corps Leadership Training: Leadership through Service"
Ever wonder how to best utilize your hidden talents or how to turn your passion into action? Come and participate in a workshop discussing "Leadership Through Service." Learn how to organize a service project and how to pick a project that best meets YOUR needs. Community Service is meant to be mutually beneficial, lets explore how!
Student Activities Multicultural Exchange (SAME)- "The Soul Food Festival"
To honor and celebrate Black History Month, the Office of Student Activities will be hosting a Soul Food Festival.
Student Leadership Colloquium (SLC)- "What Do You Say When They Say, So, Tell me about yourself."
Interviewing skills that will help you get the job you want: Develop an effective two-minute response to the interview question that stumps most job seekers. Gain insight into the value of your work and life experiences and present yourself as a strong asset to your new employer.
Welcome Week 2011: Game Day
A fun filled and enjoyable one day event to challenge yourself and your friends!
Student Leadership Colloquium (SLC) "Power Communication and Leadership"
This workshop is designed to introduce students to new and different concepts and theories of leadership, and to offer opportunities for students to enhance leadership skills. Become a leader!
Student Leadership Colloquium (SLC) "How to Use Social Media to Network"
This workshop is designed to introduce students to new and different concepts and theories of leadership, and to offer opportunities for students to enhance leadership skills. Become a leader!
Student Leadership Colloquium (SLC) "Make-Up and Grooming for Interviews"
This workshop is designed to introduce students to new and different concepts and theories of leadership, and to offer opportunities for students to enhance leadership skills. Become a leader!
Student Leadership Colloquium (SLC) "Combining Meditation and Nutrition to Optimize Health"
This workshop is designed to introduce students to new and different concepts and theories of leadership, and to offer opportunities for students to enhance leadership skills. Become a leader!
Student Activities Multicultural Exchange (SAME) "Celebrate Diversity: Hispanic Heritage Month"
This cultural event encourages dialogue between students, staff, and faculty to address issues of diversity and multiculturalism on campus. Come share your ideas on enhancing a climate of mutual respect here at Hunter!
Student Activities Student Organization Retreat
This training is an opportunity for executive board members to get a full overview of what is required to lead a productive student organization!
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