Fall 2019
Are you an active Distinguished Communicator candidate who needs to set up a Housekeeping Meeting? Reach out to your CxC Representative directly to schedule a one-on-one meeting to discuss your progress in the program.
Distinguished Communicator Interest Meeting
Wednesday, September 4, 2019
4:30–5:30 p.m.
151 Coates Hall
Interested in developing your communication skills? Want to set yourself apart from the crowd after graduation? The LSU Distinguished Communicator Program could be for you! In this meeting, we will discuss the program, its requirements, and how you can work toward your goal of becoming a successful communicator.
**Open to students in all majors.
RSVP to Distinguished Communicator Interest Meeting.
Distinguished Communicator Interest Meeting
Tuesday, September 24, 2019
5–6 p.m.
151 Coates Hall
Interested in developing your communication skills? Want to set yourself apart from the crowd after graduation? The LSU Distinguished Communicator Program could be for you! In this meeting, we will discuss the program, its requirements, and how you can work toward your goal of becoming a successful communicator.
**Open to students in all majors.
RSVP to Distinguished Communicator Interest Meeting.
ePortfolio Workshop Part 1: Audience Analysis
Thursday, September 26, 2019
4–5 p.m.
151 Coates Hall
This workshop serves as part one of a three-part trajectory. DC Candidates must attend a minimum of one ePortfolio workshop, but are welcome to attend as many as they like. Be sure to pay attention to the descriptions of each part so that you can choose the workshop that best fits your current progress and needs.
You know that as a Distinguished Communicator Candidate you need to make a portfolio - but do you know how to get started? In this session we’ll explore what makes your portfolio unique to you and how, when well-executed, it can serve a practical purpose on your path to success beyond your undergraduate degree. We’ll move through the process of identifying the audience for your portfolio, your goals for your post-baccalaureate life, and set you on the path to success as you refine your ability to discuss and translate how your commitments and accomplishments today are valuable in your future arenas.
For this workshop we ask that you come prepared with substantive responses to the following questions: where do you want to be after you graduate from LSU? What are your short- and long-term (as you have identified them, to date) professional goals? Who is your primary audience for this portfolio? If you’re struggling to answer these, never fear - we will cover this at the ePortfolio Part One Workshop.
RSVP to ePortfolio Workshop Part 1.
ePortfolio Workshop Part 1: Audience Analysis
Tuesday, October 1, 2019
5–6 p.m.
151 Coates Hall
This workshop serves as part one of a three-part trajectory. DC Candidates must attend a minimum of one ePortfolio workshop, but are welcome to attend as many as they like. Be sure to pay attention to the descriptions of each part so that you can choose the workshop that best fits your current progress and needs.
You know that as a Distinguished Communicator Candidate you need to make a portfolio - but do you know how to get started? In this session we’ll explore what makes your portfolio unique to you and how, when well-executed, it can serve a practical purpose on your path to success beyond your undergraduate degree. We’ll move through the process of identifying the audience for your portfolio, your goals for your post-baccalaureate life, and set you on the path to success as you refine your ability to discuss and translate how your commitments and accomplishments today are valuable in your future arenas.
For this workshop we ask that you come prepared with substantive responses to the following questions: where do you want to be after you graduate from LSU? What are your short- and long-term (as you have identified them, to date) professional goals? Who is your primary audience for this portfolio? If you’re struggling to answer these, never fear - we will cover this at the ePortfolio Part One Workshop.
RSVP to ePortfolio Workshop Part 1.
ePortfolio Workshop Part 2: Organizing Your Multisensory Narrative
Monday, October 7, 2019
5:30–6:30 p.m.
151 Coates Hall
This workshop serves as part one of a three-part trajectory. DC Candidates must attend a minimum of one ePortfolio workshop, but are welcome to attend as many as they like. Be sure to pay attention to the descriptions of each part so that you can choose the workshop that best fits your current progress and needs.
You know that as a Distinguished Communicator Candidate you need to make a portfolio - but do you know how to get started? In this session we’ll explore what makes your portfolio unique to you and how, when well-executed, it can serve a practical purpose on your path to success beyond your undergraduate degree. We’ll move through the process of identifying the audience for your portfolio, your goals for your post-baccalaureate life, and set you on the path to success as you refine your ability to discuss and translate how your commitments and accomplishments today are valuable in your future arenas.
For this workshop we ask that you come prepared with substantive responses to the following questions: where do you want to be after you graduate from LSU? What are your short- and long-term (as you have identified them, to date) professional goals? Who is your primary audience for this portfolio? If you’re struggling to answer these, never fear - we will cover this at the ePortfolio Part One Workshop.
RSVP to ePortfolio Workshop Part 2.
ePortfolio Workshop Part 3: Executing your portfolio
***Specific to DC Candidates in AGRI, SCE, SCI***
Monday, October 7, 2019
6:30–7:30 p.m.
151 Coates Hall
This workshop serves as part two of a three-part trajectory. DC Candidates must attend a minimum of one ePortfolio workshop, but are welcome to attend as many as they like. Be sure to pay attention to the descriptions of each part so that you can choose the workshop that best fits your current progress and needs.
You know your audience, you’ve identified your content and organization, and you’re ready to refine your digital narrative as it appears in your ePortfolio! In this workshop you’ll present the draft of your portfolio to your peers and work together to help each other make sure you’re on the path to success.
For this workshop you will need to come prepared with a website that you consider well-developed, with a clear sense of audience, goals, and what content is most important to highlight. Completing the worksheets on identifying your audience, translating your experiences for your audience, and developing your navigation and design will be helpful for this workshop.
RSVP to ePortfolio Workshop Part 3.
ePortfolio Workshop Part 3: Executing your portfolio
***Specific to DC Candidates in AGRI, SCE, SCI***
Tuesday, October 8, 2019
5–6 p.m.
151 Coates Hall
This workshop serves as part two of a three-part trajectory. DC Candidates must attend a minimum of one ePortfolio workshop, but are welcome to attend as many as they like. Be sure to pay attention to the descriptions of each part so that you can choose the workshop that best fits your current progress and needs.
You know your audience, you’ve identified your content and organization, and you’re ready to refine your digital narrative as it appears in your ePortfolio! In this workshop you’ll present the draft of your portfolio to your peers and work together to help each other make sure you’re on the path to success.
For this workshop you will need to come prepared with a website that you consider well-developed, with a clear sense of audience, goals, and what content is most important to highlight. Completing the worksheets on identifying your audience, translating your experiences for your audience, and developing your navigation and design will be helpful for this workshop.
RSVP to ePortfolio Workshop Part 3.
ePortfolio Workshop Part 2: Organizing Your Multisensory Narrative
Tuesday, October 15, 2019
5–6 p.m.
151 Coates Hall
This workshop serves as part one of a three-part trajectory. DC Candidates must attend a minimum of one ePortfolio workshop, but are welcome to attend as many as they like. Be sure to pay attention to the descriptions of each part so that you can choose the workshop that best fits your current progress and needs.
You know that as a Distinguished Communicator Candidate you need to make a portfolio - but do you know how to get started? In this session we’ll explore what makes your portfolio unique to you and how, when well-executed, it can serve a practical purpose on your path to success beyond your undergraduate degree. We’ll move through the process of identifying the audience for your portfolio, your goals for your post-baccalaureate life, and set you on the path to success as you refine your ability to discuss and translate how your commitments and accomplishments today are valuable in your future arenas.
For this workshop we ask that you come prepared with substantive responses to the following questions: where do you want to be after you graduate from LSU? What are your short- and long-term (as you have identified them, to date) professional goals? Who is your primary audience for this portfolio? If you’re struggling to answer these, never fear - we will cover this at the ePortfolio Part One Workshop.
RSVP to ePortfolio Workshop Part 2.
ePortfolio Workshop Part 3: Executing your portfolio
***Specific to DC Candidates in ADSN***
Tuesday, October 22, 2019
11 a.m.–12 p.m.
104-A Design Building
This workshop serves as part two of a three-part trajectory. DC Candidates must attend a minimum of one ePortfolio workshop, but are welcome to attend as many as they like. Be sure to pay attention to the descriptions of each part so that you can choose the workshop that best fits your current progress and needs.
You know your audience, you’ve identified your content and organization, and you’re ready to refine your digital narrative as it appears in your ePortfolio! In this workshop you’ll present the draft of your portfolio to your peers and work together to help each other make sure you’re on the path to success.
For this workshop you will need to come prepared with a website that you consider well-developed, with a clear sense of audience, goals, and what content is most important to highlight. Completing the worksheets on identifying your audience, translating your experiences for your audience, and developing your navigation and design will be helpful for this workshop.
RSVP to ePortfolio Workshop Part 3.
ePortfolio Workshop Part 3: Executing your portfolio
***Specific to DC Candidates in BADM, HSE, HSS, MCOM, MDA***
Tuesday, October 22, 2019
5–6 p.m.
B2 Coates Hall
This workshop serves as part two of a three-part trajectory. DC Candidates must attend a minimum of one ePortfolio workshop, but are welcome to attend as many as they like. Be sure to pay attention to the descriptions of each part so that you can choose the workshop that best fits your current progress and needs.
You know your audience, you’ve identified your content and organization, and you’re ready to refine your digital narrative as it appears in your ePortfolio! In this workshop you’ll present the draft of your portfolio to your peers and work together to help each other make sure you’re on the path to success.
For this workshop you will need to come prepared with a website that you consider well-developed, with a clear sense of audience, goals, and what content is most important to highlight. Completing the worksheets on identifying your audience, translating your experiences for your audience, and developing your navigation and design will be helpful for this workshop.
RSVP to ePortfolio Workshop Part 3.
ePortfolio Workshop Part 3: Executing your portfolio
***Specific to DC Candidates in BADM, HSE, HSS, MCOM, MDA***
Wednesday, October 23, 2019
12:30–1:30 p.m.
B2 Coates Hall
This workshop serves as part two of a three-part trajectory. DC Candidates must attend a minimum of one ePortfolio workshop, but are welcome to attend as many as they like. Be sure to pay attention to the descriptions of each part so that you can choose the workshop that best fits your current progress and needs.
You know your audience, you’ve identified your content and organization, and you’re ready to refine your digital narrative as it appears in your ePortfolio! In this workshop you’ll present the draft of your portfolio to your peers and work together to help each other make sure you’re on the path to success.
For this workshop you will need to come prepared with a website that you consider well-developed, with a clear sense of audience, goals, and what content is most important to highlight. Completing the worksheets on identifying your audience, translating your experiences for your audience, and developing your navigation and design will be helpful for this workshop.
RSVP to ePortfolio Workshop Part 3.
ePortfolio Workshop Part 3: Executing your portfolio
***Specific to DC Candidates in ENGR***
Thursday, October 24, 2019
3–4 p.m.
1269-A Patrick F. Taylor Hall
This workshop serves as part two of a three-part trajectory. DC Candidates must attend a minimum of one ePortfolio workshop, but are welcome to attend as many as they like. Be sure to pay attention to the descriptions of each part so that you can choose the workshop that best fits your current progress and needs.
You know your audience, you’ve identified your content and organization, and you’re ready to refine your digital narrative as it appears in your ePortfolio! In this workshop you’ll present the draft of your portfolio to your peers and work together to help each other make sure you’re on the path to success.
For this workshop you will need to come prepared with a website that you consider well-developed, with a clear sense of audience, goals, and what content is most important to highlight. Completing the worksheets on identifying your audience, translating your experiences for your audience, and developing your navigation and design will be helpful for this workshop.
RSVP to ePortfolio Workshop Part 3.
ePortfolio Workshop Part 3: Executing your portfolio
***Specific to DC Candidates in ADSN***
Friday, October 25, 2019
10–11 a.m.
104-A Design Building
This workshop serves as part two of a three-part trajectory. DC Candidates must attend a minimum of one ePortfolio workshop, but are welcome to attend as many as they like. Be sure to pay attention to the descriptions of each part so that you can choose the workshop that best fits your current progress and needs.
You know your audience, you’ve identified your content and organization, and you’re ready to refine your digital narrative as it appears in your ePortfolio! In this workshop you’ll present the draft of your portfolio to your peers and work together to help each other make sure you’re on the path to success.
For this workshop you will need to come prepared with a website that you consider well-developed, with a clear sense of audience, goals, and what content is most important to highlight. Completing the worksheets on identifying your audience, translating your experiences for your audience, and developing your navigation and design will be helpful for this workshop.
RSVP to ePortfolio Workshop Part 3.
ePortfolio Workshop Part 3: Executing your portfolio
***Specific to DC Candidates in BADM, HSE, HSS, MCOM, MDA***
Friday, October 25, 2019
11 a.m.–12 p.m.
B2 Coates Hall
This workshop serves as part two of a three-part trajectory. DC Candidates must attend a minimum of one ePortfolio workshop, but are welcome to attend as many as they like. Be sure to pay attention to the descriptions of each part so that you can choose the workshop that best fits your current progress and needs.
You know your audience, you’ve identified your content and organization, and you’re ready to refine your digital narrative as it appears in your ePortfolio! In this workshop you’ll present the draft of your portfolio to your peers and work together to help each other make sure you’re on the path to success.
For this workshop you will need to come prepared with a website that you consider well-developed, with a clear sense of audience, goals, and what content is most important to highlight. Completing the worksheets on identifying your audience, translating your experiences for your audience, and developing your navigation and design will be helpful for this workshop.
RSVP to ePortfolio Workshop Part 3.
ePortfolio Workshop Part 3: Executing your portfolio
***Specific to DC Candidates in BADM, HSE, HSS, MCOM, MDA***
Monday, October 28, 2019
5:30–6:30 p.m.
B2 Coates Hall
This workshop serves as part two of a three-part trajectory. DC Candidates must attend a minimum of one ePortfolio workshop, but are welcome to attend as many as they like. Be sure to pay attention to the descriptions of each part so that you can choose the workshop that best fits your current progress and needs.
You know your audience, you’ve identified your content and organization, and you’re ready to refine your digital narrative as it appears in your ePortfolio! In this workshop you’ll present the draft of your portfolio to your peers and work together to help each other make sure you’re on the path to success.
For this workshop you will need to come prepared with a website that you consider well-developed, with a clear sense of audience, goals, and what content is most important to highlight. Completing the worksheets on identifying your audience, translating your experiences for your audience, and developing your navigation and design will be helpful for this workshop.
RSVP to ePortfolio Workshop Part 3.
ePortfolio Workshop Part 3: Executing your portfolio
***Specific to DC Candidates in ENGR***
Monday, October 28, 2019
4:30–5:30 p.m.
1269-A Patrick F. Taylor Hall
This workshop serves as part two of a three-part trajectory. DC Candidates must attend a minimum of one ePortfolio workshop, but are welcome to attend as many as they like. Be sure to pay attention to the descriptions of each part so that you can choose the workshop that best fits your current progress and needs.
You know your audience, you’ve identified your content and organization, and you’re ready to refine your digital narrative as it appears in your ePortfolio! In this workshop you’ll present the draft of your portfolio to your peers and work together to help each other make sure you’re on the path to success.
For this workshop you will need to come prepared with a website that you consider well-developed, with a clear sense of audience, goals, and what content is most important to highlight. Completing the worksheets on identifying your audience, translating your experiences for your audience, and developing your navigation and design will be helpful for this workshop.
RSVP to ePortfolio Workshop Part 3.
Distinguished Communicator Interest Meeting
Monday, November 4, 2019
4:30–5:30 p.m.
151 Coates Hall
Interested in developing your communication skills? Want to set yourself apart from the crowd after graduation? The LSU Distinguished Communicator Program could be for you! In this meeting, we will discuss the program, its requirements, and how you can work toward your goal of becoming a successful communicator.
**Open to students in all majors.