Dear CLU Community,

Claremont Lincoln University (CLU) is organizing our 2022 Virtual Student Success and Leadership Fair from Thursday, February 17 through Friday, February 18, 2021. We would be honored to have you present. Our goal is to offer two days of student success and leadership tips for our graduate students and alumni.

Please consider sharing your expertise, knowledge, what has worked for you, your story of leadership development, or any topic our students would benefit from learning.

In addition, this is an excellent opportunity for you to present on behalf of your business or organization. Do you have a tool, process, or technique that is innovative and would like to share? We will plan and promote your webinar—all you need to do is create a PowerPoint and speaking points for an interactive virtual presentation.

Some topic ideas:

• Academic Integrity: The Do's and Don'ts
• Academic Writing
• Computer Literacy
• Developing Critical Thinking Skills
• Difficult Conversations
• Discover Your Learning Style Preferences
• Discussion Board Tips and Secrets
• Embracing your Leadership Skills in the Classroom
• Email Etiquette
• Guide Your Students to Success:  ESL Writing Tips
• Exploring the CLU Library
• Graduation 101: What You Should Know About Walking the Stage
• Habits of Highly Successful Graduate Students
• How To Develop Your Cross-Cultural Skills
• How to Paraphrase
• How to Push Past Procrastination
• Improving Student-Faculty Relationships
• Information Literacy: How to Master College Research
• Learning Strategies Every Student Should Know
• Making a Good Online Impression
• Managing Stress
• Maximizing Your College Experience
• Mindfulness:  How to Achieve Well-Being, Balance & Success
• Navigating The Financial Aid Process
• Online Courses: Staying Motivated & Disciplined
• Organizational Tips
• Overcoming Fear of Failure
• Overcoming Obstacles
• Returning to College after a Break
• Stress Management: Tips for Juggling Work, School, and Life
• Success Strategies for those on Academic Probation
• The Revision Process: How to Proofread & Edit Your Writing
• Time Management: Strategies for Success
• Tips For Success in your Online Course
• Understanding & Avoiding Plagiarism
• Virtual Tour of the Student Resource Center

General Information:

1- All submissions must be completed online (use this form).
2- All sessions will take place via Zoom.
3- All webinars will be 30-60 minutes in length (which will be recorded).
4-    We will turn off the recording for an interactive question and answer session, where interaction with participants is highly encouraged.
5- Presentations will be shared in our Student Resource Center within the CTL.
6- Once your proposal is approved, you will have two weeks to create your presentation before submitting it to ProfessionalCoach@ClaremontLincoln.edu for a peer review.
7- Presenters can submit multiple proposals.
8- We welcome joint presentations--multiple points of view are always welcome.

Please join us to connect with our students and alumni!

We look forward to your submission.

Sincerely,

Nancy Moretti
Associate Dean of Student Services