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Brockport Leadership Conference 2017: 

Ask Big Questions

Better You. Better Brockport. Better World

  Register by February 15!

Doors open at 10:45am

The Conference

One day of Powerful Talks
 Feb 19 ,2017
11:00 am

The Annual Student Leadership Conference at The College at Brockport is open to all Brockport students who wish to learn more about leadership. Planned by the Capstone Leadership Certificate students, the conference features alumni presenters who have learned leadership lessons in their lives, and can share with students how they, too, can demonstrate leadership.

 

This Year Ask big Questions 

The Conference

Brockport Leadership Conference 2017: 

Ask Big Questions

What is ask big questions?

Ask Big Questions works with universities and organizations across North America that share our commitment to educating young adults in the habits and skills of listening, trust, and empathy that are essential to the future of our cities and states, our nation and our world.

About

300

Participants
Topics

30

Sessions

19

Alumni Presenters

25

Speakers

Proud to bring inspirational speakers from across the globe
Speakers

Sponsors

Past Events
Subcribes

Past Leadership Events

2016 Leadership Conference

Dawn J. Fraser is a storyteller, educator and nationally acclaimed speaker from San Jose, California. She is the Host and Creator of "Barbershop Stories", which features some of New York's bravest storytellers, comedians, and memoirists, as they tell live stories... then she chops off their hair. Dawn has developed programs and speeches about the nature of stories to engage, inspire, and enhance leadership potential, and through her firm "Envision Admissions" has consulted thousands of students to utilize personal narratives as part of their college and graduate school application strategy. She is currently a storytelling instructor with The Moth"s Community Program, and was featured as a speaker amongst some of the nation's top innovators and change makers at TED@NYC.

2015 Leadership Conference

After the passing of his father, Alex Sheen found “Because I said I would” a nonprofit organization and movement that is dedicated to bettering humanity and society through making promises and following through on those promises. By writing down our promises on promise cards, Alex believes we are more committed to following through with what we say we will do. According to Alex, these promises can be as large or as small as you make them, and some of his include “recycling,” “taking terminally ill children to Disney word,” and “committing to hurricane Sandy relief efforts.” Alex credits his father for the idea of starting this movement, as his father always followed through with his promises throughout his life, and that was an inspiration to how Alex lives his life.

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