During his presentation, Senator Pugh discussed the importance of relationships in leadership and success. What can you do to continue to develop, maintain, and sustain positive relationships?

During Dr. Hynes’s presentation, she discussed the three strategies of moving your talents to strengths: Skills – Knowledge – Practice. Now that you are aware of your strengths, discuss one strength and how you will continue to develop it.

During President Betz’s presentation he provided two questions for each of us to reflect on concerning our leadership potential: “What am I doing here” and “Why am I doing this”. Focusing your thoughts on your experience and goals at UCO, answer these two questions.

One of the topics that Commissioner Keith discussed was the multiple jobs she performed over the course of her career and the work ethic that this instilled in her. What are your thoughts on developing a strong work ethic, how do/did you develop yours, and how do we encourage others to understand a committed work ethic is vital to sustained success?

Mike Turpen discussed the importance of one’s personal theme and challenged all to live ESEMED (every second, every minute, every day). As you advance your leadership roles and experiences, what is your theme?

During their presentation, Jim and Pat discussed being “engaged and enraged” while also showing that individuals with different political backgrounds can effectively work together to solve issues and challenges in our state. What can you do to balance your personal engagement and goals with a respect to listening to others who may have different opinions or perspectives?