LEAD UTSA
LEAD UTSA is a leadership development program originated and coordinated by the Office of Student Activities. Its purpose is to members of the UTSA community opportunities to develop their leadership skills through experiential learning, peer mentoring, formal classroom study, off-campus and on-campus leadership conferences, and a distinguished lecture series..

Leader Summit
Leader Summit is a free leadership conference that provides an opportunity for UTSA students to gain invaluable personal and leadership skills through educational sessions, roundtables, peer-to-peer interactions and a keynote presentation.

Speakers' Bureau
The Speakers' Bureau is designed to help students, faculty and staff find qualified speakers on a variety of subjects. The Speakers' Bureau provides a list of topics on which UTSA faculty, staff and alumni are willing to present free of charge. Topics cover such areas as leadership, personal and professional development, current affairs, and social issues. The list provides the session titles, speaker's name, email and phone number. It is updated each year and copies can be obtained from the SOC Lounge.

• A Reference Guide In Search of a Speaker
• Speakers' Bureau Contact List

Leader Tips
Leader Tips are quick references available on-line for student organizations. The reference sheets help student leaders and student organizations develop in a variety of areas. Topic include how to write minutes, team building, brainstorming, etc..

Leadership Library
The Leadership Library is a growing collection of books, workbooks, newsletters, journals, and video and audio tapes on a wide variety of leadership and personal development topics. The library is open to all students, faculty, and staff, and is housed in the SOC Lounge (UC 1.02.08). Resources are available on such topics as "The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People," leadership styles, icebreakers and team builders, diversity awareness, AIDS/HIV, and stress management.

Graphics Room
The Graphics Room is a workroom for student organizations to make banners and work on projects. It is located in the Student Organization Complex (UC 1.02.08). Markers, butcher paper and helium are available free of charge to student organizations. Student Organizations may reserve the space for up to two hours per day. To sign up to use the Graphics Room, stop by Student Activities (UC 1.02.08).

Presentations by other Departments

While one of Student Activities' primary goals is to help student organizations be successful, other departments on campus also reach out to student organizations. Specifically, many campus departments offer programming for student organizations and their members. Below is a listing of those departments that may be able to assist you in reaching your goals.

• Career Services
• Counseling
• Crime Prevention
• Health Services
• Institutional Diversity
• Judicial Affairs
• Tomás Rivera Center