Goal 3: Interpersonal Intelligence Narrative

 
A thriving individual needs the skills to advocate for themselves and collaborate with others in a variety of situations. They should understand the impact of their actions on others. It involves effective verbal and nonverbal communication and the ability to entertain multiple perspectives.

Learning Outcomes: Students will display effective interpersonal communication skills such as effective conflict resolution strategies, verbal and nonverbal reactions in social situations, and how they differ amongst individuals. Students will develop effective leadership skills that will better prepare them to be impactful members of society.

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Curriculum/Program Guides from 2023

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Healthy v Unhealthy Relationships Program, Alyssa Gehrke

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Knowing your Identities, Alyssa Gehrke

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Active Listening: Are you hearing me or listening?, Taylor Jones

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How to Keep a Clean Space for a Clear Mind, Taylor Jones

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The Art of Problem Solving, Taylor Jones

Curriculum/Program Guides from 2021

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Bursting Stereotypes, John Kendall and Alyssa Gehrke

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Gaslighting---No, It's Not Me, It's You, Robyn Norton

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The Value of Agreeable Disagreement, Josiah Payne

Curriculum/Program Guides from 2020

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Talk the Talk, Freddy-May AbiSamra and Natasha White

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The Five Stages of Team Development, Caitlin Collins and Ethan Castro

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Shattering Stigma: Menstruation, Pooja Haney and Jaimee Walker

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Missed Messages: A Mental Health-related Simulator, Mia Pidlaoan

Curriculum/Program Guides from 2017

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Emotional Correctness TED Talk, Joseph Mastrocola

Curriculum/Program Guides from 2016

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Drinking the Delicious Tea of Consent, Joseph Mastrocola

Curriculum/Program Guides from 2015

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Hate Free Room Pledge, Joseph Mastrocola

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Newly Roommate Game, Joseph Mastrocola

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Unity Canvas, Joseph Mastrocola

Curriculum/Program Guides from 2014

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One Minute Hot Seat, Joseph Mastrocola