Our next Student Success Day is on February 25, 2025, from 8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Student Success Day is a conference-style event hosted by LSC each semester to support your academic and personal success. Sessions are offered by LSC faculty and staff, community members, local businesses, non-profits, and 4-year institutions.
What is there to do during Student Success Day?
- Explore topics and activities to support your success.
- Participate in the sessions of your choice that promote personal, career, financial, leadership, and educational skill building.
- Make connections and build community with other students, staff, and faculty.
- Connect with campus services like advising, counseling, tutoring, and more.
How to make the most of Student Success Day:
- Use this Student Success Day Planner to schedule your day.
- Write your Student Success Day schedule in the space provided on the planning sheet. Most sessions are 50 minutes. Some sessions are repeated, but many are not. Plan ahead to make the most of your day.
- Check out the information tables from 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. in the main concourse. Follow the crowds!
- Enjoy a free lunch in the Upper Concourse from 12:00 p.m., until supplies last and listen to the choir sing.
What will the format be this semester?
There will be online and in-person sessions. Some sessions will be recorded and made available to students the following week. Return to this page for regular updates on offered sessions.
NOTE: There are NO classes from 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. on Student Success Day; evening classes will begin at 4:00 p.m.
Interested in participating in Lake Superior College’s fall Student Success Day on October 1 2025?
If you are a local business, non-profit, university, college, community member, or LSC staff or faculty and would like to participate, please submit a session proposal. All sessions must be related to student success.
- Submit a Session Proposal
- Request an Information Table
- Questions? Email
Individuals with disabilities may request reasonable accommodations by contacting LSC’s Accessibility Services at (218) 733-7650 or .
NOTE: Evening classes resume immediately following the conference.
| Time | Activity | Location |
|---|---|---|
| 8:30 - 10:00 a.m. | Pre-Conference Activity Time to review the schedule and collect a BINGO CARD* |
Student Success Day Entrance Tables |
| 9:00 - 9:50 a.m. | Session 1 Conference-style concurrent sessions in person and online |
Varies |
| 10:00 - 10:50 a.m. | Session 2 Conference-style concurrent sessions in person and online |
Varies |
| 10:00 - 10:50 a.m. | LSC Winter Hike Hosted by Steve Dalager |
Meet at the Student Life Kiosk |
| 10:00 - 10:50 a.m. | LEAD MN: "Advocacy 101" Develop the knowledge and skills needed to advocate for the issues you are passionate about |
LSC Commons |
| 11:00 - 11:50 a.m. | Blue Water Big Band Performance Enjoy a performance by the 13-member group, The Blue Water Big Band |
LSC Commons |
| 11:00 - 11:50 a.m. | ERTC Ambulance and Fire Engine Rig Tours Stop by the Popcorn information by the IceHawk Café |
Outside Main Entrance |
| 11:00 - 1:00 p.m. | Information Tables LSC Departments, Programs, non-profits, local and national organizations, regional opportunities, volunteer openings |
Lower Concourse |
| 11:00 - 1:00 p.m. | Sensory Room Hosted by Student Accessibility Services |
S253 |
| 11:00 - 1:00 p.m. | CEI Clothing Swap | Center for Equity and Inclusion |
| 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. | Free Lunch | Upper Concourse (next to C245) |
| 12:30 - 1:00 p.m. | LSC Choir Club Performance | Upper Concourse (next to C245) |
| 1:00 - 1:50 p.m. | Ping Pong Tournament | LSC Atrium |
| 1:00 - 1:50 p.m. | Session 3 Conference-style concurrent sessions in person and online |
Varies |
| 1:00 - 1:50 p.m. | LEAD MN: "Advocacy 101" Learn important skills to manage the ongoing stress of school and future life endeavors |
LSC Commons |
| 2:00 - 3:50 p.m. | Senate's Success Fest: Games and Prizes | Outside Student Life |
| 2:00 - 3:50 p.m. | LSC Student Clubs Tables | Outside Student Life |
| 2:00 - 3:50 p.m. | Inside Perspectives on the Criminal Justice System Session 4: 2:00 - 2:50 p.m. Session 5: 3:00 - 3:50 p.m. (repeat of Session 4) |
S285 |
*Participate in activities, sessions, or speak to information tables to collect stickers to fill in your Bingo Card. Hand in your Student Success Day BINGO card for a chance to win prizes! You'll receive a small prize for your first line (three in a row). Once the BINGO card is complete, hand it into Student Life by February 28 for a chance to win LSC swag or a gift card! Winners will be notified individually on March 3. Winners will be announced in the LSC IceHawk Talk Newsletter on March 13.
Winners will be announced in the Ice Hawk Talk Newsletter on March 13.
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*Please turn off camera and change your name on Zoom if you would like to remain anonymous during any of the recorded sessions.
Repeat Session
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Highlighted Session
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Recorded Session
Session will be recorded and shared after Student Success Day
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Student ClubsSession 1: 9:00 - 9:50 a.m.
Providing Trauma-Informed Care
Room: C290 (view building map)
Presented by: Bayley Westin, RN, SANE-A,
This session will review trauma's impact on the brain and how that affects a person's behavior, actions, and responses. Additionally, we will review the principles of providing trauma-informed care and discuss real ways to provide this type of care in various healthcare settings.
Room: C290 (view building map)
Presented by: Bayley Westin, RN, SANE-A,
This session will review trauma's impact on the brain and how that affects a person's behavior, actions, and responses. Additionally, we will review the principles of providing trauma-informed care and discuss real ways to provide this type of care in various healthcare settings.
Stop the Bleed
Room: L258 (view building map)
Presented by: Gus Abrahamson, LSC Faculty, and the LSC Fire Club
Room: L258 (view building map)
Presented by: Gus Abrahamson, LSC Faculty, and the LSC Fire Club
No life has ever been saved theoretically. This course presents empowering skills using hands-on props to stop any bleed. The goal is to leave this session as an enabled bystander to render life-saving bleeding control quickly and efficiently should the unfortunate need arise. This follows the Stop the Bleed Course, but no certification is provided for this session. Our very own Fire Club will assist with this training session. Please note: This session is repeated in a 10 am session.
Surviving and Succeeding in Anatomy and Physiology
Room: L205 (view building map)
Presented by: Brian Bich, LSC Faculty
The presenter will provide students with advice on how to succeed in Human Anatomy and Physiology. Topics covered will include advice on time management, studying for exams, getting off to a good start, and how to use available resources.
Room: L205 (view building map)
Presented by: Brian Bich, LSC Faculty
The presenter will provide students with advice on how to succeed in Human Anatomy and Physiology. Topics covered will include advice on time management, studying for exams, getting off to a good start, and how to use available resources.
Toward Zero Deaths
Room: C241 (view building map)
Presented by: Allison Nicolson, Essentia Health, Driving4Safe Communities, MN State Patrol Representative
The Driving 4 Safe Communities coalition is a Lake Superior Regional Coalition of Education, Emergency Medicine, Engineering and Enforcement professionals who are grant funded by Minnesota Department of Public Safety, Office of Traffic Safety. Our mission is to move Carlton and southern St. Louis counties Toward Zero Deaths on our roads and assist in carrying out the mission of the Minnesota TZD Initiative. The mission of Minnesota TZD is to create a culture in which traffic fatalities and serious injuries are no longer acceptable through the integrated application of education, engineering, enforcement, and emergency medical and trauma services. The vision is to reduce fatalities and serious injuries on Minnesota’s roads to zero. TZD, a multi-disciplinary program, was formed to address this rising trend. It is our goal to educate in classrooms, places of employment, health fairs and community events to have open discussions about traffic safety initiatives. There will also be a drone - it's pretty cool!
Room: C241 (view building map)
Presented by: Allison Nicolson, Essentia Health, Driving4Safe Communities, MN State Patrol Representative
The Driving 4 Safe Communities coalition is a Lake Superior Regional Coalition of Education, Emergency Medicine, Engineering and Enforcement professionals who are grant funded by Minnesota Department of Public Safety, Office of Traffic Safety. Our mission is to move Carlton and southern St. Louis counties Toward Zero Deaths on our roads and assist in carrying out the mission of the Minnesota TZD Initiative. The mission of Minnesota TZD is to create a culture in which traffic fatalities and serious injuries are no longer acceptable through the integrated application of education, engineering, enforcement, and emergency medical and trauma services. The vision is to reduce fatalities and serious injuries on Minnesota’s roads to zero. TZD, a multi-disciplinary program, was formed to address this rising trend. It is our goal to educate in classrooms, places of employment, health fairs and community events to have open discussions about traffic safety initiatives. There will also be a drone - it's pretty cool!
Veterans Resource Center Drop-in
Room: TBD (view building map)
Presented by: David Ronoh, LSC Regional Veterans Education Coordinator
Join David Ronoh, Regional Veterans Education Coordinator in LSC's Veterans Resource Center to meet other veterans, active service military, and family members and learn more about the resources in the LSC Veterans Resource Center.
Room: TBD (view building map)
Presented by: David Ronoh, LSC Regional Veterans Education Coordinator
Join David Ronoh, Regional Veterans Education Coordinator in LSC's Veterans Resource Center to meet other veterans, active service military, and family members and learn more about the resources in the LSC Veterans Resource Center.
What Math Class Should I Take?
Room: TBD (view building map)
Presented by: Marcus Walker, LSC Professional Math Tutor & Math Faculty, Jody Greniger, DAE Instructor, & Emily Chapinski, Director of Advising and Retention
What do all these math classes mean, and which one do I take? This is a drop-in, conversational session where we'll answer any questions you have about LSC's math offerings and help you figure out what you want to take. It'll be fun, maybe!
Room: TBD (view building map)
Presented by: Marcus Walker, LSC Professional Math Tutor & Math Faculty, Jody Greniger, DAE Instructor, & Emily Chapinski, Director of Advising and Retention
What do all these math classes mean, and which one do I take? This is a drop-in, conversational session where we'll answer any questions you have about LSC's math offerings and help you figure out what you want to take. It'll be fun, maybe!
Session 2: 10:00 - 10:50 a.m.
A Winter Hike
Room: Meet at the Student Life Kiosk at 9:55 a.m. (view building map)
Presented by: Steve Dalager, Hiking Enthusiast and LSC Faculty
LSC has about 20 pairs of snowshoes, so bring your own if you like, but get here early and we've got you covered. Did you know there are trails surrounding the LSC Main Campus that are great to explore in the winter? Explore them with us. They are somewhat rugged in spots, so wear suitable footwear. Also, pay attention to the weather and dress accordingly.
Room: Meet at the Student Life Kiosk at 9:55 a.m. (view building map)
Presented by: Steve Dalager, Hiking Enthusiast and LSC Faculty
LSC has about 20 pairs of snowshoes, so bring your own if you like, but get here early and we've got you covered. Did you know there are trails surrounding the LSC Main Campus that are great to explore in the winter? Explore them with us. They are somewhat rugged in spots, so wear suitable footwear. Also, pay attention to the weather and dress accordingly.
All Things Healthcare Careers!
Room: C241 (view building map)
Presented by: Andrea Chartier, Workforce Development Specialist - Essentia Health
Thinking about working in healthcare? Wondering what steps you should be taking now? Trying to figure out what you want to do? Looking to gain experience? Have questions you just don't know who to ask or where to turn? Want to job shadow or do an internship or get a part time job or volunteer?? In this open dialogue session, we will cover allllll things healthcare careers. Come with any questions you have. Andrea has a background as a career counselor with an expertise in healthcare and welcomes you to come join for a fun and interesting session about careers in healthcare.
Room: C241 (view building map)
Presented by: Andrea Chartier, Workforce Development Specialist - Essentia Health
Thinking about working in healthcare? Wondering what steps you should be taking now? Trying to figure out what you want to do? Looking to gain experience? Have questions you just don't know who to ask or where to turn? Want to job shadow or do an internship or get a part time job or volunteer?? In this open dialogue session, we will cover allllll things healthcare careers. Come with any questions you have. Andrea has a background as a career counselor with an expertise in healthcare and welcomes you to come join for a fun and interesting session about careers in healthcare.
LeadMN: Advocacy 101
Room: LSC Commons (view building map)
Presented by: LeadMN
Zoom Meeting: Join Meeting Meeting ID: 98075184789 Get ready to take your advocacy game to the next level with LEAD MN’s “Advocacy 101” session! In this engaging and interactive workshop, you will gain essential knowledge and practical skills to champion the causes you care about most. Learn from experienced advocates, connect with fellow passionate individuals, and discover effective strategies to make your voice heard and drive meaningful change. Whether you’re new to advocacy or looking to refine your approach, this session will empower you to make a real impact in your community and beyond. Let's embark on this journey together and turn your passion into action! *Students must sign in with StarID to view the livestream* The recording will be captioned and available by March 13.
Room: LSC Commons (view building map)
Presented by: LeadMN
Zoom Meeting: Join Meeting Meeting ID: 98075184789 Get ready to take your advocacy game to the next level with LEAD MN’s “Advocacy 101” session! In this engaging and interactive workshop, you will gain essential knowledge and practical skills to champion the causes you care about most. Learn from experienced advocates, connect with fellow passionate individuals, and discover effective strategies to make your voice heard and drive meaningful change. Whether you’re new to advocacy or looking to refine your approach, this session will empower you to make a real impact in your community and beyond. Let's embark on this journey together and turn your passion into action! *Students must sign in with StarID to view the livestream* The recording will be captioned and available by March 13.
Military Awareness
Room: C243 (view building map)
Presented by: SGT Michael Tucci, Army National Guard
This class informs LSC Students on all branches of the military and the options they have with serving.
Room: C243 (view building map)
Presented by: SGT Michael Tucci, Army National Guard
This class informs LSC Students on all branches of the military and the options they have with serving.
Quality Assurance in Clinical Laboratories
Room: C245 (view building map)
Presented by: Dr. Muain Haseeb, North Shore Health
Attendees will learn the difference between quality assurance, quality management, quality system, and quality control and how these work in a clinical laboratory. You will also learn why quality is important in laboratories and how to achieve it.
Room: C245 (view building map)
Presented by: Dr. Muain Haseeb, North Shore Health
Attendees will learn the difference between quality assurance, quality management, quality system, and quality control and how these work in a clinical laboratory. You will also learn why quality is important in laboratories and how to achieve it.
Stop the Bleed
Room: L258 (view building map)
Presented by: Gus Abrahamson, LSC Faculty, and the LSC Fire Club
Room: L258 (view building map)
Presented by: Gus Abrahamson, LSC Faculty, and the LSC Fire Club
No life has ever been saved theoretically. This course presents empowering skills using hands-on props to stop any bleed. The goal is to leave this session as an enabled bystander to render life-saving bleeding control quickly and efficiently should the unfortunate need arise. This follows the Stop the Bleed Course, but no certification is provided for this session. Our very own Fire Club will assist with this training session. Please note: This session is a repeat of the 9 am session.
Transfer, Careers & Graduation: Informational Drop-in
Room: L261 (view building map)
Presented by: Taylor Ahrendt, Career Services Director, Jessica Hagberg, Records Specialist, and Shannan Ellis, Transfer Specialist
Visit L261 to plan out your next steps after Lake Superior College. If you’re interested in transferring and using Transferology in your planning, career planning, and figuring out the next steps after LSC and graduation, or worried about commencement and diploma details, stop by during this drop-in period.
Room: L261 (view building map)
Presented by: Taylor Ahrendt, Career Services Director, Jessica Hagberg, Records Specialist, and Shannan Ellis, Transfer Specialist
Visit L261 to plan out your next steps after Lake Superior College. If you’re interested in transferring and using Transferology in your planning, career planning, and figuring out the next steps after LSC and graduation, or worried about commencement and diploma details, stop by during this drop-in period.
Veterans Resource Center Drop-in
Room: LSC Veterans Resource Center (opposite the Center for Equity and Inclusion) (view building map)
Presented by: David Ronoh, LSC Regional Veterans Education Coordinator
Join David Ronoh, Regional Veterans Education Coordinator in LSC's Veterans Resource Center to meet other veterans, active service military, and family members and learn more about the resources in the LSC Veterans Resource Center.
Room: LSC Veterans Resource Center (opposite the Center for Equity and Inclusion) (view building map)
Presented by: David Ronoh, LSC Regional Veterans Education Coordinator
Join David Ronoh, Regional Veterans Education Coordinator in LSC's Veterans Resource Center to meet other veterans, active service military, and family members and learn more about the resources in the LSC Veterans Resource Center.
Midday Activities: 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
CEI Clothing Swap
Room: Center for Equity and Inclusion (view building map)
Presented by: Sarah Lyons, Executive Diversity Officer, and the CEI Staff
Free thrifting, open to all! If you have gently used, laundered clothing that you'd like to donate, please bring to the CEI (M125) or TLC(L170) 2/20-2/24. Bring a bag to the swap to take home your new treasures!
Room: Center for Equity and Inclusion (view building map)
Presented by: Sarah Lyons, Executive Diversity Officer, and the CEI Staff
Free thrifting, open to all! If you have gently used, laundered clothing that you'd like to donate, please bring to the CEI (M125) or TLC(L170) 2/20-2/24. Bring a bag to the swap to take home your new treasures!
Information Tables
Room: Lower Concourse (view building map)
Learn about LSC services and resources, along with community guests, Guests include colleges, universities, non-profits, local organizations, and community members. Don't miss the ERTC Fire Club giving rig tours of their fire engine and ambulance at the main entrance.
Room: Lower Concourse (view building map)
Learn about LSC services and resources, along with community guests, Guests include colleges, universities, non-profits, local organizations, and community members. Don't miss the ERTC Fire Club giving rig tours of their fire engine and ambulance at the main entrance.
Sensory Room
Room: S253 (view building map)
Presented by: Chloe Tralle, Student Accessibility Services Coordinator
Student Success Day is a great day full of resources, fun, and excitement, but it may also be overwhelming and overstimulating. The sensory room will be available as a safe and calming environment to help relieve those feelings of overwhelm or overstimulation. Come by to relax, reset, and recharge to better enjoy the rest of your Student Success Day!
Room: S253 (view building map)
Presented by: Chloe Tralle, Student Accessibility Services Coordinator
Student Success Day is a great day full of resources, fun, and excitement, but it may also be overwhelming and overstimulating. The sensory room will be available as a safe and calming environment to help relieve those feelings of overwhelm or overstimulation. Come by to relax, reset, and recharge to better enjoy the rest of your Student Success Day!
Other Activities: 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Blue Water Big Band Performance
Room: LSC Commons (view building map)
Presented by: Blue Water Big Band (including our very own, Kelli Hallsten Erickson!)
The Blue Water Big Band is a 13-member group that plays a variety of songs from the early days of swing up through the 70’s and 80’s. You might here a twist on the classic “In the Mood” alongside “Old Time Rock and Roll,” or a tango right before the Louis Armstrong classic, “What a Wonderful World.” The band includes LSC English instructor Kelli Hallsten Erickson, and the group is thrilled to play at LSC for the first time for this spring’s Student Success Day.
Room: LSC Commons (view building map)
Presented by: Blue Water Big Band (including our very own, Kelli Hallsten Erickson!)
The Blue Water Big Band is a 13-member group that plays a variety of songs from the early days of swing up through the 70’s and 80’s. You might here a twist on the classic “In the Mood” alongside “Old Time Rock and Roll,” or a tango right before the Louis Armstrong classic, “What a Wonderful World.” The band includes LSC English instructor Kelli Hallsten Erickson, and the group is thrilled to play at LSC for the first time for this spring’s Student Success Day.
Lunch: 12:00 - 1:00 p.m.
Free Student Lunch
Room: Upper Concourse, next to C245 (view building map)
Free lunch for LSC students while it lasts. Line will open at 12 pm. Enjoy the LSC choir perform from 12:30 pm next to where lunch is being served in the upper concourse.
Room: Upper Concourse, next to C245 (view building map)
Free lunch for LSC students while it lasts. Line will open at 12 pm. Enjoy the LSC choir perform from 12:30 pm next to where lunch is being served in the upper concourse.
Session 3: 1:00 - 1:50 p.m.
Educational Travel--France and Italy, May 2026
Room: C241 (view building map)
Presented by: Paul Richgruber and Heidi Bagley, LSC Faculty
Join us in this session to learn about the benefits of educational travel and getting abroad. Consider traveling with us to Paris, Florence, and Rome in May 2026. All are welcome: current students, past students, UMD-UWS-CSS students, LSC staff, family members, or friends. Grant funds should be available to help with the cost.
Room: C241 (view building map)
Presented by: Paul Richgruber and Heidi Bagley, LSC Faculty
Join us in this session to learn about the benefits of educational travel and getting abroad. Consider traveling with us to Paris, Florence, and Rome in May 2026. All are welcome: current students, past students, UMD-UWS-CSS students, LSC staff, family members, or friends. Grant funds should be available to help with the cost.
LeadMN: Stress and Burnout Management
Room: LSC Commons (view building map)
Presented by: LeadMN
Zoom Meeting: Join Meeting Meeting ID: 97226572316 LeadMN will provide education on recognizing signs of burnout and managing stress to prevent burnout. This includes strategizing self-care, developing study habits that work for you, and balancing the many pressing responsibilities in life. LeadMN will also provide snacks and beverages! *Students must sign in with StarID to view the livestream* The recording will be captioned and available by March 13.
Room: LSC Commons (view building map)
Presented by: LeadMN
Zoom Meeting: Join Meeting Meeting ID: 97226572316 LeadMN will provide education on recognizing signs of burnout and managing stress to prevent burnout. This includes strategizing self-care, developing study habits that work for you, and balancing the many pressing responsibilities in life. LeadMN will also provide snacks and beverages! *Students must sign in with StarID to view the livestream* The recording will be captioned and available by March 13.
Online Tutoring Help
Presented by: Ashlenn Wellbrock, Tutor.com
Zoom Meeting: Join Meeting Meeting ID: 94985951038 This session will provide an overview of the Tutor.com services available for you through Lake Superior College. The overview will include a live demonstration of the Tutor.com learning environment, a review of resources available, and time for questions. *Students must sign in with StarID to join the Zoom* The recording will be captioned and available by March 13.
Presented by: Ashlenn Wellbrock, Tutor.com
Zoom Meeting: Join Meeting Meeting ID: 94985951038 This session will provide an overview of the Tutor.com services available for you through Lake Superior College. The overview will include a live demonstration of the Tutor.com learning environment, a review of resources available, and time for questions. *Students must sign in with StarID to join the Zoom* The recording will be captioned and available by March 13.
Ping Pong Tournament
Room: LSC Atrium (view building map)
Presented by: Steve Dalager, Nate Zobel, and Bryan Stark, LSC Faculty
Ping Pong Tournament! All skill levels are invited. Prizes awarded! Win or lose, hang out and have fun!
Room: LSC Atrium (view building map)
Presented by: Steve Dalager, Nate Zobel, and Bryan Stark, LSC Faculty
Ping Pong Tournament! All skill levels are invited. Prizes awarded! Win or lose, hang out and have fun!
VidGrid to Kaltura Transition General Help Session
Room: S245 (view building map)
Presented by: Carly Beckwith, IT Tech and Stacy Leno, Campus Trainer
Did you use VidGrid to create or play videos? LSC is moving away from VidGrid and using Kaltura MediaSpace as our only video creating and playing application. All students, faculty, and staff are welcome at this help session to ask questions about VidGrid and Kaltura MediaSpace.
Room: S245 (view building map)
Presented by: Carly Beckwith, IT Tech and Stacy Leno, Campus Trainer
Did you use VidGrid to create or play videos? LSC is moving away from VidGrid and using Kaltura MediaSpace as our only video creating and playing application. All students, faculty, and staff are welcome at this help session to ask questions about VidGrid and Kaltura MediaSpace.
Session 4: 2:00 - 2:50 p.m.
Inside Perspectives on the Criminal Justice System
Room: S285 (view building map)
Presented by: Theresa Leopold, LSC Faculty, and men from the Federal Prison Camp
Men who are currently incarcerated at the Federal Prison Camp will join us for a discussion of the criminal justice system. We will participate in interactive activities and collaborate in groups to come up with solutions to problems, all while including inside voices in the conversation.
Room: S285 (view building map)
Presented by: Theresa Leopold, LSC Faculty, and men from the Federal Prison Camp
Men who are currently incarcerated at the Federal Prison Camp will join us for a discussion of the criminal justice system. We will participate in interactive activities and collaborate in groups to come up with solutions to problems, all while including inside voices in the conversation.
Afternoon Activities: 2:00 - 3:50 p.m.
Communicate with H.E.A.R.T.
Room: LSC Commons (view building map)
Presented by: Ashanti Halli, Patient Relations Manager, Essentia Health
Zoom Meeting: Join Meeting Meeting ID: 93938230033 Communicate with H.E.A.R.T.® is a service model developed by the Cleveland Clinic Foundation rooted in service and communication excellence. Grounded in consistent service standards and delivery, Communicate with H.E.A.R.T.® benefits all current and future healthcare staff, improving the experience for all. This two-hour, in-person, interactive training will increase empathetic communication with patients and each other. During the session you will: Identify the connection between empathetic communication and the patient and staff experience. Discuss how five simple communication techniques can help improve all interpersonal interactions. (S.T.A.R.T. with Heart®) Learn how to respond with empathy and compassion when service failures when first present themselves. (Respond with H.E.A.R.T.®) *Students must sign in with StarID to view the livestream* The recording will be captioned and available by March 13.
Room: LSC Commons (view building map)
Presented by: Ashanti Halli, Patient Relations Manager, Essentia Health
Zoom Meeting: Join Meeting Meeting ID: 93938230033 Communicate with H.E.A.R.T.® is a service model developed by the Cleveland Clinic Foundation rooted in service and communication excellence. Grounded in consistent service standards and delivery, Communicate with H.E.A.R.T.® benefits all current and future healthcare staff, improving the experience for all. This two-hour, in-person, interactive training will increase empathetic communication with patients and each other. During the session you will: Identify the connection between empathetic communication and the patient and staff experience. Discuss how five simple communication techniques can help improve all interpersonal interactions. (S.T.A.R.T. with Heart®) Learn how to respond with empathy and compassion when service failures when first present themselves. (Respond with H.E.A.R.T.®) *Students must sign in with StarID to view the livestream* The recording will be captioned and available by March 13.
Learn About LSC Student Clubs - Activities and Information Tables
Room: Outside Student Life (view building map)
Presented by: LSC Student Clubs
Join the LSC Student Clubs, alongside the LSC Student Senate to play games, try out new activities, and learn more about some of the clubs we have on campus at the information tables. Win prizes and have fun!
Room: Outside Student Life (view building map)
Presented by: LSC Student Clubs
Join the LSC Student Clubs, alongside the LSC Student Senate to play games, try out new activities, and learn more about some of the clubs we have on campus at the information tables. Win prizes and have fun!
Senate's Success Fest: Games and Prizes!
Room: In front of Student Life (Student Lounge) (view building map)
Presented by: Student Senate and Student Clubs
Meet the Student Senate, other students, play games, and win prizes! LeadMN will also be joining in on the fun!
Room: In front of Student Life (Student Lounge) (view building map)
Presented by: Student Senate and Student Clubs
Meet the Student Senate, other students, play games, and win prizes! LeadMN will also be joining in on the fun!
Session 5: 3:00 - 3:50 p.m.
Inside Perspectives on the Criminal Justice System
Room: S285 (view building map)
Presented by: Theresa Leopold and men from the Federal Prison Camp
Men who are currently incarcerated at the Federal Prison Camp will join us for a discussion of the criminal justice system. We will participate in interactive activities and collaborate in groups to come up with solutions to problems, all while including inside voices in the conversation.
Room: S285 (view building map)
Presented by: Theresa Leopold and men from the Federal Prison Camp
Men who are currently incarcerated at the Federal Prison Camp will join us for a discussion of the criminal justice system. We will participate in interactive activities and collaborate in groups to come up with solutions to problems, all while including inside voices in the conversation.
