海角社区

Preparing for and Finding Pathways to Public Service Careers
Discuss the what and why of public service careers, the wide availability of opportunities, and the different pathways for starting your career in either a non-profit or local, state, or federal agency.

C2 Hub Overview/Career Planning
Provide an overview of the C2 Hub at 海角社区 and the resources and services available to support students. Discuss the process of career planning. Students will understand that career planning is a process that should begin their first year of college. Students will know what steps to take now to prepare for the future careers and how the C2 Hub can support them.

Graduate School: What is it and could it be for me?
Share what graduate education is about, how it is different from undergraduate education and different in individual disciplines. Why it might be a valuable career preparation, what are admission requirements and application steps, how one can find out if it might be right for them, how can graduate education be financed and more.聽

Guest Speaker – Roadrunner Roster
Work with our Industry Navigators to connect with guest speakers from the Roadrunner Roster, our directory of alumni and industry experts. Speakers can bring real-life industry knowledge and tips for career success into the classroom.聽Requests must be made one month in advance in order to coordinate scheduling.聽Faculty should indicate their industry or field of interest when making request.

Internships 101
Provide an introduction to the benefits an internship experience, types of internships, how they can support career readiness and the initial steps to applying for academic credit.

Effective Resumes
Create a resume that communicates your worth to employers and passes electronic screening.

Technology Basics
This workshop helps students to understand both how to access Student Hub and how to navigate its various tools, including Canvas and Microsoft Outlook. Students will also learn how to download Microsoft suite – provided by 海角社区 – as well as learn how to format professional emails to professors.

Technology in the Classroom
This workshop will eliminate the confusion around Outlook, Canvas, and Teams and encourage students to use technology to support their educational success.

Learning Styles
This workshop will guide students in understanding which learning style they have and also how to utilize tools/techniques for effective learning and studying.

Research Skills
This workshop will guide students in understanding which learning style they have and also how to utilize tools/techniques for effective learning and studying.

Essay Planning
This workshop will help students learn how to effectively conduct research and write quality papers through proven techniques.

Note Taking and Active Reading
This workshop will ease student minds by showing them strategies for organizing their thoughts, building outlines, and getting essays started.

Time Management
This workshop will share tips and tricks on how to juggle your busy student life by efficiently managing your time.

Overcoming Test Anxiety
This workshop will teach students how to manage the anxiety often embedded in preparing and taking exams, and succeed.

Dialogue Sparked by Contemporary Art Exhibitions at 海角社区, Center for Visual Art
Exhibitions at the Center for Visual Art are designed to be a starting point for conversations about what is happening in the world. Tours of exhibitions can be scheduled with a guide who will facilitate conversations about topics explored in the artwork and how they relate to any area of study. Each exhibition has multiple entry points of subject matter, process, and discipline. Discussions often lead to surprising connections that can be brought back into the classroom.
See CVA鈥檚 schedule for the changing exhibition themes. Students will meet at the Center for Visual Art at 965 Santa Fe Drive, just under a mile from campus.

Career Planning
This workshop will help students take steps towards planning their careers. We will walk through what is involved in career decision making, and students will walk away with steps to take towards creating more meaningful careers that are connected to their values, interests, majors and career goals.

Interview Practice
This workshop will help students prepare and feel confident for for an interview. We will review different strategies to prepare responses, reduce stress and have time to practice responding to tough questions.

Major and Career Exploration
Support Students that are in the early stages of major and career exploration with different tools and resources to explore.

Overcoming Procrastination
Everyone Procrastinates sometimes. But when this becomes a regular or ongoing avoidance, it can result in assignments being late, responsibilities being missed, and a great deal of shame and anxiety. This workshop addresses the root causes of procrastination, and teaches methods to get out of the “stuckness”.

Owning Career Fairs: So Memorable, They’ll Google You Later
Students鈥攈ere鈥檚 your career fair cheat sheet: Having your resume ready is just the beginning. With a little pre-event prep (that鈥檚 mostly free!), you can really stand out. We鈥檒l cover how to tailor your resume and cover letters for specific employers, make a strong impression using the clothes you already own, ask memorable questions, network with confidence, take notes like a pro, and follow up the right way. Questions are welcome anytime鈥攚e鈥檙e here to help you shine.

Team Genius: How Introverts and Extroverts Build Stronger Solutions Together
This interactive workshop teaches students how different personality styles, introverted, extroverted, and ambivert, bring unique strengths to teamwork, leadership, and problem-solving. Through hands-on group activities, students learn how to communicate confidently, collaborate effectively, and leverage their natural tendencies to create better academic and career outcomes.

Think Like a Leader: How Critical Thinking Unlocks College and Career Success
This interactive workshop teaches students how different personality styles, introverted, extroverted, and ambivert, bring unique strengths to teamwork, leadership, and problem-solving. Through hands-on group activities, students learn how to communicate confidently, collaborate effectively, and leverage their natural tendencies to create better academic and career outcomes.

How to Find Mentors and Get the Most From Them (Even If You鈥檙e Shy or New)
This interactive session helps students confidently find mentors, build meaningful professional relationships, and communicate their strengths, even if they鈥檙e shy or new to networking. Participants will learn practical strategies, real-world scripts, and simple follow-up habits to transform conversations into opportunities. Through a guided group activity, students leave with a personalized mentorship plan they can use immediately.

Bystander Intervention
Have you ever seen someone being harassed and not know what to do? This presentation creates space for participants to analyze how social identity and unconscious biases influence our decisions around intervention. An overview of Right To Be鈥檚 5 D鈥檚 of Intervention is provided to participants to give them tools on how to intervene when they see violence and harassment. Participants will be given the opportunity to practice applying these 5 D鈥檚 with different real-world scenarios.

Conflict Management Workshop
This foundational workshop sets the stage for understanding the dynamics at play during a conflict. Participants will explore effective communication in conflict situations in three parts: a) know thyself, b) know the situation, and c) know how to respond. The workshop first focuses on one鈥檚 individual approach to conflict, as we know that it is different based on our experiences and identities. The workshop will then explore conflict types and includes time to practice skill-building to start a difficult conversation. This workshop is provided by Restorative Justice & Student Conflict Resolution Services and can be tailored to your needs.

Developing Facilitation Skills
A facilitator鈥檚 role is multifaceted 鈥� they help groups navigate difficult situations, lead meetings, find solutions to problems, manage action items, move groups toward consensus, and much more. Effective facilitators develop specific skills that help to keep the group on track, while also managing normal disagreement that emerges in group discussions. This workshop will cover facilitation tools, such as consensus building strategies, generative listening, reframing a problem, and redirecting challenging comments. This workshop has both content to learn and opportunity to practice skills. This workshop is provided by Restorative Justice & Student Conflict Resolution Services and can be tailored to your needs.

Introduction to Restorative Justice聽
This workshop provides an overview of the restorative justice philosophy, its origins in indigenous cultures and lifeways, and the various processes and contexts it is practiced. This dialogue-heavy workshop will lead participants to explore different theories of justice, reflect on their own notions of accountability and justice, and will introduce the spectrum of restorative practices that exist within the justice system, k-12 education, higher education, workplaces, and within communities. This workshop is provided by Restorative Justice & Student Conflict Resolution Services and can be tailored to your needs.

Healthy Relationships: What’s Healthy? What’s Hurting?
An interactive discussion in which Violence Prevention Educators and participants work to create a shared definition of healthy relationships (intimate or otherwise) by placing emphasis on the importance of our personal values, boundaries, and needs. The group will also explore healthy ways love is expressed, harbingers of relationships in trouble, and power and control dynamics. In this way the course works to empower participants with the knowledge and ability to differentiate among healthy, unhealthy, and abusive relationships.

Interpersonal Violence 101
This session will provide a general overview of all aspects of interpersonal violence and will include interactive activities to help folks think about the dynamics of violence and issues such as consent, healthy relationships, and how to help a friend.

Interpersonal Violence 301
IPV 301 is a graduate-level curriculum addressing interpersonal violence in our society through collaborative discussions regarding identity and privileges and the intersections with interpersonal violence, effective bystander intervention, media literacy, and developing professional and empowering responses to survivor disclosures.

Media Literacy & Interpersonal Violence
This workshop provokes discussion about what interpersonal violence is and how media and pop culture messages contribute to the normalization of it in our culture. Through activities, images and video clips the concepts of sexual objectification and gender construction in the social media age will be illustrated. The discussion will also look at intersections of race, class, and power as they relate to interpersonal violence. This workshop is intended to help participants think critically about a media heavy society and how it can affect views on interpersonal violence and what individuals and groups can do to create social change.

Peer 2 Peer: Mental Health
This workshop aims to increase students’ knowledge, capability and confidence when trying to support a peer that is struggling, emotionally, or experiencing suicidal thoughts.

Phoenix Center Overview
The PCA Overview presentations reviews the services available to students, faculty, staff, and resident of CU Denver, CU Anschutz, 海角社区, and CCD.

Stress in College
This workshop aims to normalize the stress that comes along with being a student and educate students on how to identify and manage daily stressors.

Addressing Food Insecurity on Campus
One in three students on college campuses experience food insecurity.聽 Rowdy鈥檚 Corner, 海角社区鈥檚 Food Pantry, is addressing the basic need of healthy and accessible 鈥淔ood for all鈥� for 海角社区 students. This presentation will look at supports, services and resources available at Rowdy鈥檚 Corner and how they are addressing food insecurity for our students, one day at a time.

Intergroup Dialogue Workshop
Dialogue is not debate or discussion. Rather, intergroup dialogue is a process where we invite inquiry, explore differences, and build shared understandings. This type of process brings together people with different experiences and identities to talk about challenging subjects in a meaningful way. The workshop on dialogue will orient participants to this type of conflict resolution, with time to practice. There are four stages of this workshop: a) community building and norm setting, b) identity and conflict, c) engaging in dialogue, and d) defining action. This workshop can focus on how to generally engage in dialogue and can be tailored to a specific topic that you are exploring in your course. This workshop is provided by Restorative Justice & Student Conflict Resolution Services and can be tailored to your needs.

Building Healthy Relationships
Students will Learn how to reflect on their past and current relationships whether they by with parents, friends, or partners, We will teach them how to recognize the red flags and action steps they can take to address them. Students will then be challenged to think about how they can better contribute to their relationships as they continue their college journey.

Recovery Ally Training
This training aims to expand the awareness of on the Auraria Campus (海角社区, CU Denver, CCD) to reduce stigma and educate faculty, staff and peers on how to better understand and support individuals on our campus seeking recovery.