Leadership Essentials
These inanimate objects are metaphorical options for student leadership strategies
What are the wand of leadership and the rod of authority?
These are the five areas of personal development that focus on overall student wellness and growth.
What are spiritual, physical, emotional, social, and mental?
These are three components of the SOLER method for communication.
What are: Square shoulders, Open body language, Lean into the conversation, Eye contact, & Relax?
An X in Keirsey typing indicates this about an individual's personality.
What is a mix of the two personality options (ex: mix of introvert and extrovert I and E)?
While doing rounds on-call, you notice a maintenance door is propped open that shouldn't be, so you do this.
What is: ensure the area is secure/safe, close the door and ensure it locks?
This letters in the TBIRD acronym stand for these things.
What are Title, Bed, Interests, Reason, and Dream?
This theory suggests students must satisfy lower-level needs before reaching their full potential.
What is Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs?
This is the difference between an open-ended & a probing question.
What is allowing the responder to share broadly based on their thoughts vs. seeking to get to a specific end (i.e. uncover emotions, rationale, etc.)?
This is a strength of a "Lion" personality.
What is goal-oriented, strong, direct?
These are 5 items prohibited in University Housing facilities.
What are: candles, cinderblocks, personal heaters or ACs, explosives/firearms/weapons, flammable liquids, fuels/hazardous chemicals, personal transit devices, microwaves, open heating elements, live holiday decorations, pets, personal refrigerators (except Cedar Hall/medically approved), wireless routers/internet switches?
According to Chris, the "Ideal RA" has extra long feet so they can do this.
What is go the extra mile?
This vector involves learning to handle emotions appropriately and effectively.
What is Managing Emotions?
According to the Mehrabian communication model, the actual words we use only make up this percentage of what is communicated during a conversation.
What is 7%?
What is: restrictive rules, policies/procedures, micromanagement, confinement, details, long meetings, routine?
This is what you should do if you get a call about an unapproved overnight guest.
What is confront the situation, collect info (names, guests, etc.), ensure all unapproved guests are escorted out of the building, report incident to supervisor of building?
According to the Mission Statement, University Housing aims to provide these 8 things. (name 4)
What is, "the highest quality living conditions which are safe, clean and comfortable as well as a learning environment that promotes maturity, supports academics, and enhances personal growth." ?
This level of moral reasoning is based on avoiding punishment.
What is the Preconventional Level in Lawrence Kohlberg’s theory, Stage 1:Punsihment/Obedience?
According to most conflict management models, being skilled emotionally requires this conscious recognition
What is self-awareness?
These are 2 effective ways to communicate with a "Green" personality type.
What are: respect their preoccupation with ideas/logic, know they care but may not express it, ask for their position on an issue, help them with day-to-day tasks, recognize their capabilities, ask what they think and not what they feel, be specific/accurate?
This is the proper procedure for when a resident gets locked out.
These are the big 5 of emotional intelligence
What is:
1. Self-awareness
2. Self-regulation
3. Motivation
4. Empathy
5. Social skills
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These are the 7 vectors in Chickering's theory.
What are Developing Competence; Managing Emotions; Moving Through Autonomy Toward Interdependence; Developing Mature Interpersonal Relationships; Establishing Identity; Developing Purpose; and Developing Integrity?
DAILY DOUBLE...ish
This is the acronym for the main conflict model we discussed from Overton & Lowry's 2013 study.
What is VALUED?
This letter in the Keirsey types indicates someone who: seeks closure/resolution, is organized/a planner, enjoys control/consistency, prefers schedules.
This is what you should do if you get called for an alcohol violation.