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Civic Reflection Workshop - Enhancing Service and Community Understanding

Join Dr. Lorri Glass, Dr. Larry Levinson, and Sheree Y. Sanderson on March 1st from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the Hall of Honors, Governors State University. Explore how civic reflection fosters deeper service comprehension for individuals and organizations, enhances communication, and boosts job satisfaction. Discover professional development benefits and learn techniques to effectively engage in reflective discussions. This workshop, supported by the Civic Reflection Team, aims to empower participants to advocate reflective practices that enrich personal and organizational initiatives. Free event in partnership with Illinois Campus Compact. Contact Sheree Sanderson at ssanderson@govst.edu or 708-534-4552 for more details.

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Civic Reflection Workshop - Enhancing Service and Community Understanding

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  1. Civic Reflection Workshop Workshop Facilitators:Dr. Lorri GlassDr. Larry LevinsonSheree Y. Sanderson March 1, 201111 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.Hall of Honors Governors State UniversityCivic Reflection TeamPresents Civic reflection creates a deeper understanding of service for individuals and community organizations. As a practice, civic reflection can lead to improved communication, and is a very useful tool in helping people connect to their work, improving retention, increasing job satisfaction, and creating a healthier team dynamic. Learning civic reflection skills is also a way to develop crucial professional competencies. Workshop participants will leave the workshop with a better understanding of civic reflection and become advocates of reflective discussion that complements and strengthens the good work of both the individual and the organization. Civic Reflection workshops are held in collaboration with Illinois Campus Compact. The event is free and open to the public. For additional information, contact Sheree Sanderson at ssanderson@govst.edu or call 708-534-4552.

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