Module 10 continues and is due on Monday. Take a minute to review the important dates below. If you have not already added these dates to your calendar, do so today - the end of the semester will be here before you know it!
Important Dates:
- Module 10 Disciplined Leadership Due October 29
- Progress Report November 1
- Module 11 Visionary Leadership Due November 5
- Module 12 Committing to Lead Due November 13
- Progress Report November 15
- Module 13 State and Local Leaders Due November 19
- Module 14 Empowering Others Due November 26
- Progress Report November 29
- Module 15 Let's Lead! Leadership in Action Due December 3
- Catch-Up Week December 4-10
- Final Exam Module Opens December 10
- END OF THE COURSE & FINAL EXAM MODULE Due December 14
Got Resources? NCPVS provides lots of resources outside of our course to support you. For virtual help from a peer, go to the Peer Tutoring Center. For technology issues, issue a help desk ticket with the Virtual Support Center. To learn more about the world around you, attend a Culture Cafe session. Click on the visual below to explore all of the resources NCVPS provides to you:
Module 10, like Module 9, asks you to do a lot of self-reflection. Let's revisit Module 1's introduction to why leaders need to self-reflect:
"Leadership is a journey. It is a process that requires you to make sense of your past and current thoughts, feelings, and interactions. As a leader, self-reflection is necessary because it allows you to think about the things that work and do not work along with your journey. Through self-reflection, you learn to course-correct and refocus your journey."
As you consider your negative and positive habits this week, also consider where you are along your leadership journey. What affects your leadership abilities the most? What negative habits(s) is now an obstacle to your leadership development? What positive habit(s) is helping you push forward?
Today's Assignment:
- Module 9 Lesson 1 Assignment
Module 9 Lesson 1 Assignment
This assignment is called Leading Me because it asks you to hold yourself accountable for being responsible, reflective, and resilient. Write a 5 paragraph letter to your future self who has forgotten the R's and fallen back into the negative habit(s). Remember to be specific as well as honest - this letter is meant to help you be a more disciplined leader. Remind yourself of your leadership goals as well as your life goals - what can you say to get you back on track? To learn more about the importance of writing a letter to yourself, click on the visual below.
This assignment is called Leading Me because it asks you to hold yourself accountable for being responsible, reflective, and resilient. Write a 5 paragraph letter to your future self who has forgotten the R's and fallen back into the negative habit(s). Remember to be specific as well as honest - this letter is meant to help you be a more disciplined leader. Remind yourself of your leadership goals as well as your life goals - what can you say to get you back on track? To learn more about the importance of writing a letter to yourself, click on the visual below.
References
Cerundolo, J. (2013). Writing Letters to Your Future Self: Love Who You’ll Become. Tiny Buddha. Retrieved 10 April 2018, from https://tinybuddha.com/blog/writing-letters-to-your-future-self-love-who-youll-become/
Flickr. (2018). Flickr. Retrieved 24 October 2018, from https://secure.flickr.com/photos/77708494@N07/14567625063
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