Category: Planners’ Picks Newsletters and Other Updates

Planners’ Picks — November 9, 2021

Planners’ Picks A collection of resources from CSN planning committee members worth mentioning This week we venture deeper into self-care with finance and assistance advice, we connect remotely yet more effectively, and we boost our happiness and gratitude as we inch closer to Thanksgiving.   ||| Resources on Mental Health and Self-Care ||| Employee Assistance …

Planners’ Picks — November 2, 2021

Planners’ Picks A collection of resources from CSN planning committee members worth mentioning This week we spook out the Sunday Scaries from our mind, work on gratitude in the month of Thanksgiving, strengthen our leadership muscle, and tickle trust. And, hopefully, we get over this sugar buzz.   ||| Resources on Mental Health and Self-Care …

10 Scary Zoom Habits to Stop by Halloween

For over a year, we’ve relied on video calls to connect with others. In the beginning, some struggled to adjust; but now, we fear the scary habits many refuse to kill. If you want to be an influential professional, you must be perceived as credible and consistent in your communication techniques. Spare your video victims …

How to Develop a Growth Mindset: The Definitive Guide

“She believed she could, so she did.” A growth mindset is often reflected in the words of others. It can be found on T-shirts and notebooks that say “I am smart”, it’s written on walls with Sharpies at school, but growth mindset is not just something you hear about; growth mindset is something you can …

Planners’ Picks — October 26, 2021

Planners’ Picks A collection of resources from CSN planning committee members worth mentioning This week let’s check in on our own mental health, boost our joy, and shatter that imposter thinking. We also have more on hybrid work, and some events to talk about.   ||| Resources on Mental Health and Self-Care ||| The Dutch …

Student Employee of the Year Nominations Open

The Office of Student Financial Aid is seeking nominations for Student Employee of the Year. The competition is hosted by the National Student Employment Association. Scholarships will be awarded to the top three student employees at UW–Madison. Students must be nominated by their supervisors. The deadline to nominate outstanding student employees is Thursday, Nov. 11. …

Look for the Greatness in Those We Lead and Involve Them

In Heather Younger’s book The Art of Caring Leadership, she talks about looking for the greatness in those you lead and also involving them in processes and initiatives (chapters 3 & 4). What does this look like in practice? This book was featured in CSN’s Summer Book Club series earlier this year. Now we will dive …

Planners’ Picks — October 19, 2021

Planners’ Picks A collection of resources from CSN planning committee members worth mentioning We continue to plow forward and harvest the good of leadership from the field. Before there’s frost on your pumpkin, follow these links to some resources on mental health, communicating up and down the chain, self-leadership, and team development. Who’s in your …

We are not meant to be kept in port

Don’t be afraid to take risks. Each of us is an amazing, capable vessel. We are not meant to be kept in port. “If the highest aim of a captain were to preserve his ship, he would keep it in port forever.” —Thomas Aquinas

Planners’ Picks — October 12, 2021

Planners’ Picks A collection of resources from CSN planning committee members worth mentioning This week we touch on vulnerability and emotional intelligence, empathy and happiness. Be the manager people won’t leave!   ||| Resources on Self-Leadership Development ||| How Can Embracing Vulnerability Improve Our Workplace Relationships? Few things build trust, connection, and psychological safety better …