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Leadership Week 2006 Monday January 30 Athletics and Leadership: Making the Connection Alternate Chapel Frey 110 7:30pm -8:30 Athletics and leadership are often connected through current and former athletes and coaches such as John Wooden, Billie Jean King, Tiger Woods, Charles Barkley, and Larry Bird. Mass media and popular culture often elevate coaches and athletes to leadership positions based solely on athletic performance. This panel discussion will provide students the opportunity to interact with coaches, athletes and faculty members as they share their experiences and thoughts regarding the connection between leadership, athletics and the Christian Faith. Moderated by Wendy Cheesman, M.S., Senior Lecturer in Athletic Training Panel Members include: Dave Brandt, M.Ed., Director of Recreational Sports/Head Men’s Soccer Coach Scott Frey, M.A., Sports Information Director/Head Women’s Soccer Coach Doug Miller, Ph.D. Professor of Sport and Exercise Science Megan Duke, Junior, Health and Physical Education Major, Member of Lacrosse Team Matt Gorkos, Junior Christian Ministries Major, Member of Baseball Team Gina Weaver, Senior Elementary Education Major, Member of Softball Team
Sponsored by Messiah Athletics and the Department of Health and Human Performance Tuesday January 31 Fear Factor: Leadership! Common Chapel Brubaker Auditorium 9:45-10:30 am College Pastor Eldon Fry Speaking on character and leadership. Who’s Zoomin’ Who? Living Leadership: The Portrayal of Leadership in Popular Culture and Film- "What's Hot, What's Not?" Issachar’s Loft 8pm-9:30pm Come to Issachar’s Loft and engage in conversation about how popular culture and film portrays leaders and leadership. We will grapple with the question "Are we critiquing and giving direction to our culture, or are we simply buying into the world around us?" Conversation led by Issachar’s Loft student leaders, Tim Bogertman, Director of Issachar’s Loft and Greg Anderson, Interim Director of the Agape Center. Wednesday, February 1 Student Leadership Summit: The Great Balancing Act 7:00pm - 8:30pm Frey 110 Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Matt. 11:28 Student leaders are actively involved in a wide array of activities that ultimately seek to minister God's Grace to the world outside of Messiah as well as to one another. As they seek to be faithful to the variety of different roles they fill, the question of balance is crucial. How can they balance meeting the needs of the world they serve against the needs of their friends, family, church and their own need for rest and spiritual renewal? Sometimes it seems like there is so much to do, and so little time! Our panel discussion will provide students with the opportunity to hear from members of the Messiah community who are active in leadership in a variety of ways, and hear their perspectives on how they work at maintaining balance between their multiple roles. Moderated by Naomi Hepkins, SGA Vice President of Educational Programs Panel Members include: John Bechtold, Ph.D., Professor of Psychology Faith Minnich, Assistant to the Dean of External Programs Doug Wood, M.S., Director of Community Development Wendy Wood, M.S., Counselor, Pennsylvania Counseling Services Sponsored by The Engle Center, SGA, and the Internship Center Wednesdays @ Larsen Noon-1pm Reception for Student Organization Presidents and Advisors Come relax next to the fireplace @ Larsen with a cup of coffee and good dessert while you interact with other student organization presidents, members of SGA and Advisors. Important information about budgets and planning for spring and fall 2006 will also be available. Reception sponsored by Student Programs and SGA Thursday February 2 Presidential Scholars Lecture : The Role of Leadership in Creating and Sustaining Community Presented by Rob Pepper, Director of Student Programs Alternate Chapel 9:45 am Frey 110 Through the use of current research, best practices in leadership and Biblical examples, this lecture will provide a blueprint that may aid leaders in their desire to shape an organizational culture that embodies an inclusive community. Women Leaders in the Church Alternate Chapel 7pm Boyer 336 The Women in Ministry Initiative will be showing the film Rebels in the Pulpit. This film portrays women who have been in leadership in the church. Time for discussion will follow. Refreshments provided.
Friday February 3 Fall 2006 Leadership Opportunities Fair 11am-1pm Eisenhower Campus Center Interested in leading as an RA, ARD, Peer Leader, SGA Leader or Forum Rep in 2005-2006? If you want to find out more about these leadership opportunities as well as many others, then stop by this fair and speak with someone about how you can grow as a leader next year and how you can lead and serve at Messiah College.
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