Fifth annual BHLP spring leadership conference set at Trabant

8:17 a.m., March 3, 2015--All University of Delaware students are invited to join Blue Hen Leadership Program, the University’s multi-tiered student leadership certification program, for its fifth annual spring leadership conference on Saturday, March 21, from 8:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m., in the Trabant University Center.

Co-sponsored by the UD Greek Council, this year’s conference will focus on crucial conversations surrounding college students such as sexual assault, discrimination, overcommitment of time, conflict management and more.

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The day will include a keynote session on Sex Signals, an improv comedy workshop that provides a provocative look at dating, sex, and the core issue of consent, as well as four breakout sessions presented by faculty members, UD’s Sexual Offense Support organization, and the Office of Student Conduct. 

A resource fair featuring offices and student organizations offering support to those dealing with issues related to Title IX, sexual assault, discrimination, stress and time management will also be offered as part of the conference.

Lunch will be provided and the event is free for all students, though advance registration is required. Participants can sign up for Crucial Conversations and other spring BHLP events, as well as learn more about the program, at this website. 

Article and photos by Casey Impagliazzo