Are you looking for ways to enhance training and development of your Orientation Leaders? 

NODA is offering a virtual Student Leadership Institute (SLI) for all new and returning orientation and extended orientation leaders.

The SLI topics selected will engage undergraduate students regardless of their experiences working with orientation/transition/retention programs. Students will have an opportunity to meet other students in similar roles. Sessions will be interactive and students will be able to share their experiences.

July Cohort Dates

Part 1: July 25, 3:00-6:00 pm CST
Part 2: July 26, 3:00-6:00 pm CST

CLOSED

Each session is in 2 parts and the curriculum is the same for each session. Participants can register for any of the four session offerings.

Each registrant will participate in two 3-hour virtual workshop sessions. The sessions will be a combination of large group presentations and small group discussions led by NODA faculty. Students will work through a curriculum covering leadership theories, facilitation skills, conflict resolution, community building, and navigating the unique stresses of post-pandemic leadership. The topics will be relevant for both new and returning orientation leaders.

Registration Fees

Early Bird Rate (Ends 30 Days Before)
Member: $70
Non-Member: $140

Regular Rate (Ends 14 Days Before)
Member: $80
Non-Member: $160

Late Rate (Ends 7 Days Before)
Member: $100
Non-Member: $200

Bulk Registration

Save when registering multiple students! The following discounts will be applied automatically during checkout:

  • 10+ Students, Save 10%
  • 20+ Students, Save 15%
  • 30+ Students, Save 20%
  • Grow student leadership skills related to orientation, transition, and retention
  • Develop strategies to positively impact their institutions and student leadership roles
  • Create peer networking opportunities with orientation leaders across the country
  • Connect to professional mentors working in the field of OTR
  • Provide a forum for undergraduates to share best practices related to their work as paraprofessionals in the field of orientation, transition and retention
  • Articulate clear personal goals and action steps for future leadership development