Calling all K-State students! You’re invited!
K-State Strengths for Students Conference
11 a.m. – 3 p.m. Friday, March 22
Leadership Studies Building
Do you want to learn how you can leverage your top five CliftonStrengths toward academic and personal success? Are you interested in creating a strengths-based culture within your student organization, residence hall, or fraternity or sorority?
Are you curious as to how you might increase your own engagement and well-being? Or better yet, how to increase the engagement and well-being within your student organization?
If you answered yes to any of these questions, the K-State Strengths for Students Conference is for you. Register here by Feb. 23.
K-State Wildcats will have the opportunity to engage with students from other colleges and universities across the Midwest to develop their strengths. Participants will gain strategies for integrating strengths into their student organizations, increase their capacity to exercise leadership and ultimately help campus communities thrive.
We are excited to engage with students in organizations university-wide through personalized peer coaching, powerful storytelling, and collaborative conversations about the 34 CliftonStrengths for students themes.
We encourage all K-State students to identify their Top 5 Strengths prior to the conference. Request a free CliftonStrengths assessment code at the K-State Strengths website by clicking on the Strengths Assessment box, completing the short form, and then checking your email for a link to take the assessment. Students who have already taken their strengths assessment can review their results at ksu.my.gallup.com.
Register here by Feb. 23, to apply your “Top 5 and Thrive” at the K-State Strengths for Students Conference! Space is limited to the first 200 students who register. The cost is $10 per student, which includes all conference materials and lunch. Visit our website for more details and the agenda.
All the best,
Mike Finnegan, director, K-State Strengths
Katie Buhler, graduate assistant for K-State Strengths
