Fraternity & Sorority Life Education Conference

What are some of the things we look for in a relationship when we say #relationshipgoals? In this workshop, we talk about unhealthy relationship dynamics and what characteristics are critical for healthy, equitable and respectful relationships. We also discuss the everyday actions we can take in making healthy relationships the norm at UCSB.

Do you ever feel like you've "fooled" those around you into thinking you're competent? Do you sometimes think that your success is due to dumb luck or a mistake? You might be experiencing imposter syndrome. Imposter syndrome is a collection of feelings of inadequacy that persist despite evident success. This can cause persistent feelings of being a fraud, fake, or imposter. Importantly, imposter syndrome is not simply an individual issue. It is a systemic problem in which the norms of institutions make marginalized individuals feel like they don't belong. In this breakout session, you will learn how imposter syndrome manifests and how to fight those feelings of double and insecurity on both the systemic and personal level.

Stress has a huge impact on the lives and wellbeing of college students. Over 50% of college students report "more than average" to "tremendous level" of stress within the past 12 months. This stress can impair relaxation, causing poor sleep quality. In this breakout session, you will learn about the manifestations of excessive stress, coping tools for managing stress, and strategies to improve sleep quality.

Please help UCSB CARE develop a new bystander intervention program to combat interpersonal violence. We ask for your insights on campus culture and student needs in relation to interpersonal violence, anti-oppression practice, and program delivery. Each listening session will be audio recorded, strictly, for data purposes and program development. No identifying information will be collected or retained. Audio recordings will remain with the CARE office only. Listening sessions are safe, non-judgemental spaces, and participants are encouraged to answer questions freely.

The goal of this workshop is to understand the societal expectations placed on men and how that reinforces the notion of what 'real men' are supposed to be. In this workshop, we discuss dominant narratives of masculinity and its impacts on the community as well as men, and how they perpetuate interpersonal violence. We also discuss actions that participants can take in creating healthier masculinities, the norm at UCSB.

Interested in getting more involved in the Isla Vista community? Join the IV Recreation and Parks District for a discussion about building community, the history of the organization, and how you can get involved in community engagement and leadership opportunities.

Life Of The Party will be providing you a breakout session filled with fun, games, and education. This is an opportunity to test your knowledge against your fellow classmates! Our goal is to provide information about specific topics related to alcohol and other drugs, take down some myths about them, and raise safety awareness about issues that some of you might encounter.

Join ADP for Narcan training. Learn how to prevent and recognize overdose, and how to respond.

The RCSGD presents QTies an introduction to queer and trans terminology, pronouns, and common challenges faced by LGBTQIA+ members of our campus community as well as resources and action items for non-members of the community to be more supportive and inclusive.

This session will outline 10 things that college students can do to be more environmentally friendly in their everyday life, with small group discussions embedded throughout to identify why these things are not happening in our community and to create action items. The presentation will briefly include topics from each of Greeks Go Greens committees and a little bit about what we are doing at UCSB and in Isla Vista. Wrap up will include a Kahoot game and prizes!

What are some of the things we look for in a relationship when we say #relationshipgoals? In this workshop, we talk about unhealthy relationship dynamics and what characteristics are critical for healthy, equitable and respectful relationships. We also discuss the everyday actions we can take in making healthy relationships the norm at UCSB.

What are some of the things we look for in a relationship when we say #relationshipgoals? In this workshop, we talk about unhealthy relationship dynamics and what characteristics are critical for healthy, equitable and respectful relationships. We also discuss the everyday actions we can take in making healthy relationships the norm at UCSB.

What are some of the things we look for in a relationship when we say #relationshipgoals? In this workshop, we talk about unhealthy relationship dynamics and what characteristics are critical for healthy, equitable and respectful relationships. We also discuss the everyday actions we can take in making healthy relationships the norm at UCSB.

What are some of the things we look for in a relationship when we say #relationshipgoals? In this workshop, we talk about unhealthy relationship dynamics and what characteristics are critical for healthy, equitable and respectful relationships. We also discuss the everyday actions we can take in making healthy relationships the norm at UCSB.

Interested in getting more involved in the Isla Vista community? Join the IV Recreation and Parks District for a discussion about building community, the history of the organization, and how you can get involved in community engagement and leadership opportunities.

Do you ever feel like you've "fooled" those around you into thinking you're competent? Do you sometimes think that your success is due to dumb luck or a mistake? You might be experiencing imposter syndrome. Imposter syndrome is a collection of feelings of inadequacy that persist despite evident success. This can cause persistent feelings of being a fraud, fake, or imposter. Importantly, imposter syndrome is not simply an individual issue. It is a systemic problem in which the norms of institutions make marginalized individuals feel like they don't belong. In this breakout session, you will learn how imposter syndrome manifests and how to fight those feelings of double and insecurity on both the systemic and personal level.

Stress has a huge impact on the lives and wellbeing of college students. Over 50% of college students report "more than average" to "tremendous level" of stress within the past 12 months. This stress can impair relaxation, causing poor sleep quality. In this breakout session, you will learn about the manifestations of excessive stress, coping tools for managing stress, and strategies to improve sleep quality.

Please help UCSB CARE develop a new bystander intervention program to combat interpersonal violence. We ask for your insights on campus culture and student needs in relation to interpersonal violence, anti-oppression practice, and program delivery. Each listening session will be audio recorded, strictly, for data purposes and program development. No identifying information will be collected or retained. Audio recordings will remain with the CARE office only. Listening sessions are safe, non-judgemental spaces, and participants are encouraged to answer questions freely.

The goal of this workshop is to understand the societal expectations placed on men and how that reinforces the notion of what 'real men' are supposed to be. In this workshop, we discuss dominant narratives of masculinity and its impacts on the community as well as men, and how they perpetuate interpersonal violence. We also discuss actions that participants can take in creating healthier masculinities, the norm at UCSB.

What are some of the things we look for in a relationship when we say #relationshipgoals? In this workshop, we talk about unhealthy relationship dynamics and what characteristics are critical for healthy, equitable and respectful relationships. We also discuss the everyday actions we can take in making healthy relationships the norm at UCSB.

What are some of the things we look for in a relationship when we say #relationshipgoals? In this workshop, we talk about unhealthy relationship dynamics and what characteristics are critical for healthy, equitable and respectful relationships. We also discuss the everyday actions we can take in making healthy relationships the norm at UCSB.

Life Of The Party will be providing you a breakout session filled with fun, games, and education. This is an opportunity to test your knowledge against your fellow classmates! Our goal is to provide information about specific topics related to alcohol and other drugs, take down some myths about them, and raise safety awareness about issues that some of you might encounter.

What are some of the things we look for in a relationship when we say #relationshipgoals? In this workshop, we talk about unhealthy relationship dynamics and what characteristics are critical for healthy, equitable and respectful relationships. We also discuss the everyday actions we can take in making healthy relationships the norm at UCSB.

Join ADP for Narcan training. Learn how to prevent and recognize overdose, and how to respond.

What are some of the things we look for in a relationship when we say #relationshipgoals? In this workshop, we talk about unhealthy relationship dynamics and what characteristics are critical for healthy, equitable and respectful relationships. We also discuss the everyday actions we can take in making healthy relationships the norm at UCSB.

Join us for a discussion about healthy organizational practices, how to increase the sense of belonging in your chapter, and how new and younger members get connected. Takeaways will include tools and resources to evaluate and improve chapter events and practices as well as tips and tricks for belonging and connection.

What are some of the things we look for in a relationship when we say #relationshipgoals? In this workshop, we talk about unhealthy relationship dynamics and what characteristics are critical for healthy, equitable and respectful relationships. We also discuss the everyday actions we can take in making healthy relationships the norm at UCSB.

This session will outline 10 things that college students can do to be more environmentally friendly in their everyday life, with small group discussions embedded throughout to identify why these things are not happening in our community and to create action items. The presentation will briefly include topics from each of Greeks Go Greens committees and a little bit about what we are doing at UCSB and in Isla Vista. Wrap up will include a Kahoot game and prizes!