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Campus Involvement

Campus Involvement . Center for Leadership & Involvement (CfLI) A Department of the Division of Student Life www.cfli.wisc.edu 3 rd Floor Red Gym. Raise your hand, if your student…. Was involved in a club/student organization Was involved in sports Was involved in community service

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Campus Involvement

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  1. Campus Involvement Center for Leadership & Involvement (CfLI) A Department of the Division of Student Life www.cfli.wisc.edu 3rd Floor Red Gym

  2. Raise your hand, if your student… • Was involved in a club/student organization • Was involved in sports • Was involved in community service • Was involved in music group • Was involved in a religious or spiritual group • Was able to travel abroad or be part of an exchange program • Held a part-time job

  3. Benefits of Involvement at UW • Help a large institution feel smaller • Figure out one’s calling or career path • Admission to school/college, graduate school admission & scholarship opportunities • Better chance for internships and other leadership opportunities • More likely to stay in college, better retention rates • Eligible for Leadership Certificate Program • Over 90 % of UW students stated grades weren’t affected or went up Photos by Jeff Miller

  4. Benefits after UWWhat employers want • Written and oral communication – 89% • Critical thinking and analytic reasoning – 81% • Applied knowledge in real-world settings – 79% • Complex problem solving – 75% • Ethical decision making – 75% • Creativity and innovation – 70% • Teamwork skills in diverse groups – 71% Photos by Jeff Miller

  5. Involvement includes…. • Student Organizations • Research & Internships • Study Abroad • On-campus Jobs • Intramurals & Recreation Sports • Volunteering and Service

  6. Where to find opportunities • Center for Leadership & Involvement (CfLI) Homepage • www.cfli.wisc.edu

  7. Center for Leadership & Involvement (CfLI) Mission:To cultivate and engage students through practical leadership skill development and involvement experiences. • Central Hub for Involvement and Leadership Opportunities • Registers 900+ student organizations • Holds student organizations accountable for any misconduct • Administer the Leadership Certificate Program

  8. Leadership Certificate Programhttp://www.cfli.wisc.edu/leadership_certificate.htm Provide documentation of 100 hours of experience in 5 different activity areas Leadership Role(s) Civic Engagement Work Experience Out-of-classroom learning Academic course work Complete 3 different online modules Complete an educational artifact reflecting personal growth and impact on others

  9. CfLI Sponsored Orgs and Programs

  10. Fraternities and Sororities http://www.cfli.wisc.edu/greeklife.htm • 10 % of undergraduates • Approximately 3000 students • 56 chapters • 30 non-university owned chapter homes • Social, Academic, Cultural & Religious-based Organizations • Shared values of fellowship, leadership, scholarship & service

  11. Greek Life Please visit the Greek Life Website • greeklife.wisc.edu • Will have most up to date information on recruitment opportunities and contact information • Only some fraternities and sororities recruit during the Spring semester • Announcements of open chapters will not likely occur until late January • Chapters with open membership spots will host informational meetings throughout the beginning of the Spring semester, please have your student visit the WIN bulletin board (win.wisc.edu) for more information

  12. Student Organization Fair • Thursday, January 30th • 5 to 8 p.m. • Kohl Center • Features around 400 student organizations Photo by Jeff Miller

  13. The Morgridge Center for Public Servicehttp://www.morgridge.wisc.edu/ • Badger Volunteers Program • Volunteer Your Time Website http://volunteeryourtime.org//

  14. Wisconsin Involvement Network (WIN)http://win.wisc.edu /

  15. Search for Student Organizations Alphabetically Keyword Categories

  16. Create an interest profileLogin with UW Net ID and Password • Go to ‘My Involvement’ • Go to ‘Interests’

  17. Indicate Interests

  18. Recommendations • Recommendations of Student Organizations are generated based on indicated interests

  19. Student Organization Page

  20. Leadership & Involvement Record • Records leadership roles, student org involvement, and group membership. • Can also include community service activities, intramural sports, research and more! The Leadership & Involvement Record can be accessed through the Wisconsin Involvement Network (WIN) website

  21. Track all involvement and events in one place • Supplement employment applications Leadership & Involvement Record Ways to use the L & I Record • Assist with completing graduate school applications • Assist with the development of resumes • Provide information to individuals writing letters of recommendation

  22. Ways to stay informed about opportunities • Like us on Facebook • Follow-up on Twitter @UWCfLI • Watch us on You Tube Don’t Forget to check out these websites • CfLI Website: www.cfli.wisc.edu • WIN Website: win.wisc.edu • Wisconsin Welcome Website: http://wisconsinwelcome.wisc.edu/ww/Schedule.aspxh • ttp:// • UW Calendar of Events: http://www.today.wisc.edu/

  23. Encourage your student to: CHECK-OUT OPPORTUNITIES • Try something old and something new MAKE CONTACT WITH SELECTED OPPORTUNITIES • Take Initiative – contact for more information even if the deadline has passed. ATTEND INFORMATIONAL, KICK-OFF MEETINGS OR EVENTS • Keep an open mind and don’t listen to rumors. See for themselves if an opportunity is a good fit. KEEP SEARCHING • You may not strike gold the first time

  24. Questions ???http://www.youtubev.com/watch?v=6pIQBTE0tYY

  25. Center for Leadership & Involvementwww.cfli.wisc.edu3rd Floor Red Gym

  26. Involvement Video video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6pIQBTE0tYY

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