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Student Leadership Development Programme | Resilience
Student Leadership Development Programme | Resilience

Student Leadership Development Programme | Resilience

3.06 South Cloisters, St Luke's

Exeter

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The Student Leadership Development Programme combines leadership, campaigning, and activism training into one. Its purpose is to give you an opportunity to build your skills as leaders looking to create impact in Exeter and beyond. This is the first session in the Student Leadership Development Programme, and centres around RESILIENCE. The day is split into 3 parts. Part 1: You will begin with defining and identifying your resilience. Part 2: Next we will hear from one of two speakers who will give you the chance to think about resilience in action. Read more about them below. Part 3: You will deliver a presentation in groups about your own approach to resilience. Lunch will be provided. This is for all student leaders (e.g. society committee members, department officers, leadership election candidates 2023) or any students interested in leadership. If you have any questions about the Student Leadership Development Programme, please contact [email protected] Louisa Adjoa Parker Louisa Adjoa Parker is a writer of English-Ghanaian heritage who lives in South West England. Her poetry and prose has been widely published. She has been highly commended by the Forward Prize; twice shortlisted by the Bridport Prize; and her grief poem, Kindness, was commended by the National Poetry Competition 2019. She has performed her work in the South West and beyond, and delivered many writing workshops. Louisa has written extensively on ethnically diverse history, and set up the Where are you really from? project. Louisa also works as an Equality, Diversity and Inclusion consultant, and, along with Louise Boston-Mammah, is co-director of The Inclusion Agency. She is a sought-after speaker on rural racism, black history, mental health and marginalisation. - https://www.louisaadjoaparker.com/ Photo credit: Robin Mills Neville Connor Joint CEO /Operations Director /Lead for Culture and Diversity at Action to Prevent Suicide CIC. Nev is an experienced Health professional with a demonstrated history of working within Health and Care. His background includes military service within the Royal Logistics Corps, Community Engagement/Participation, Volunteer Coordination, Health Coaching and Mentoring. He works as Facilitation/Communications Trainer at the Peninsular Medical School Plymouth and as a Visiting Specialist at Plymouth University School of Psychology.

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Opens Fri 10th Feb at 9:30 AM (GMT)
79 Heavitree Rd, Exeter, EX1, United Kingdom
3.06 South Cloisters, St Luke's