By Greg Bauerlein

The Buffalo State College office of student life is bringing back keynote speaker Paul Wesselmann to for a one-day leadership seminar Feb 22nd, in Assembly Hall at the Campbell Student Union Center.

Several learning sessions will be offered by Wesselmann during the day with such topics as motivation, creativity, diversity, leadership styles, delegation, public speaking, meeting management, creating a vision, goal setting, communication, etc.

“This seminar will help students identify specific skills that they can apply to immediately improve their leadership skills,” said Wesselmann. “It could significantly impact their academic performance and interpersonal skills if they are motivated.”

Paul Wesselmann has been doing these workshops for six years now throughout the country. What began as a graduate course assignment turned into self-employmwnt in which he travels to 50 to 60 campuses each year to do these workshops.

According to the Office of Student Life, The workshop is designed to stress the key components of diversity and professionalism that can give students leadership development that they can apply for employment in professional fields.

“All students could benefit from this workshop, although it is geared primarily toward students who are currently holding or planning to hold a leadership positions including organizational officers, resident assistants, athletic team captains, student managers, and intramural officers,” stated Wesselmann.

The conference is free to all Buffalo State student but those interested in attending must register on the Web site. http://www.buffalostate.edu/
depts/studentlife/ConferenceRegistration
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Paul Wesselmann’s workshops and seminars are popular on campuses throughout the nation according to the Student Life Office. For more information on his work you can check out his Web site at http://www.happyflying.com/

For any other further information call 878-4631 or e-mail: Hector D. Gil gilhd@buffalostate.edu.