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2) I would like to become a strong change catalyst when the situation calls for it.
On my ECI-U, change catalyst was my lowest score. This shows that it is an
area of weakness for me and I can only become a better leader if I focus on
my weaknesses and try to turn them into strengths. I believe that it is
important to become a strong change catalyst because change is what drives
groups forward. If my group that I am trying to lead is stuck in a rut, I need
to be able to implement ways of changing the way we go about things so that
we can achieve our goals. By learning how to be a strong change catalyst, I
will be able to remove barriers, lead initiatives, and call peoples attention
according to the ECI-U. I believe that all of these components of a change
catalyst is important for everyone to know because this is how movements
are made through leaders; whether they be big or small. An underlying
reason why I would also like to learn to be a strong change catalyst is
because I would love knowing that I am capable to be the strong effective
leader if an unexpected situation called for it.
Leadership Objective
Evidence
Self-Management
Interpersonal Development
Relationship Building
I would like to learn how to
make others feel
comfortable and that they
Communication Skills
Ethical Practices
Team Development
relationships dissolving I
was taught to
communicate effectively
in order to prevent conflict
and this was taught
through a series of steps.
Organizational/Group Development
Leading Change
I would like to learn what
the best approach for me
would be to lead change.
I know that in the future I
will have ideas, but these
ideas will mean nothing if I
cant implement them. To
do so, I need to learn how
to how to project my ideas
so that others will follow
me in leading change.
Systems Thinking
Community Building
Transitional Development
Sustaining Leadership
accomplishments.
I learned this by practicing
in the groups I have been
assigned to in class group
projects. For example, I
was in a biology group
project earlier this
semester and we worked
on an experiment. During
the experiment we took
turns do the procedures
and quickly learned who
was good at what.
I learned to do this by
leading small group
discussions within my
sorority chapter at our
sisterhood retreat. When
leading a small group
discussion I gained the
confidence to speak
openly with in a group. In
the future I hope I can
lead a large group in ice
breaker games at the next
sisterhood retreat,
because at that point I will
have gained most of the
confidence it will take to
lead it.
I have learned this by
becoming an advocate for
my major within my
chapter house. There are
a lot of younger women in
my chapter who are in the
same major as me. When
I offered my advice based
on what I have learned
from my years in the
major, I was able to help
mentor them on what they
want to do.