Putting “Open Doors, Open Hearts” to Work at Orientation
Walking into the next orientation was always a nerve-wracking experience. The orientation leaders’ heads were filled with questions such as “Which student is going to
July 23, 2015
Thoughts on Building a Culture of Connection™
To All the “Student Leaders” Who Never Asked for the Title
We spend a lot of time picturing the quintessential “student leader” – frenzied, wide eyed, hyper, loves ice breakers, does about a thousand and one
July 20, 2015
A Statue of Success for Your Campus Organization
While at a professional baseball game with friends this past spring, I came across statues of historic baseball players. They were beautiful statues that depicted the legendary
July 17, 2015
Finding the Good in Others- How I Found My Place
“Have you thought about applying to be an orientation leader?” was the unexpected question I received in an elevator from my RA. I quickly shook my
July 16, 2015
Meeting and Kickin’ Butt with Matt and Nicole
So as we teased in our last blog post, our company retreat was pretty epic last Wednesday. Quarterly retreats are always a blast because we
July 13, 2015
How the Swift Kick Team Made the Company Values Picture Perfect
Matt and Nicole did not know what to expect when they entered a near empty office building at 55th and Lexington for their first Quarterly
July 9, 2015
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