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Leadership Lifesavers To-Go

The Leadership Lifesavers To-Go series is an ongoing outreach effort to students at Emory University from the OSLS and is an accompaniment to the Leadership Lifesaver workshop series. These brief & informative "tid-bits" are intended to serve as guides and are not intended to be all-inclusive.

Click on any subject below to get useful information that student leaders often need in order to be effective:

Active Listening
Conflict Resolution
Delegation
Event/Program Planning Help
        Before You Begin
        The Size of the Event Really Matter
        Small-Medium Event Checklist
        Large Event Checklist
        Bringing Artists to Campus/Working with Agents
        Your Treasurer's Role
        Program Evaluation
Fundraising
Goal Setting for Your Organization
Improving Communication
Involving Volunteers
Making Meetings Work
Motivating Others
Officers Transition
Program Planning Guide
Retreat Planning
Time Management

We are adding topics every semester. If you have a suggestion for a Leadership Lifesaver To-Go-- Please email us!