Ryan E. Tucker, MPA
Speaker | Facilitator
Ryan Edward Tucker, a native from Shreveport, Louisiana is a dedicated and accomplished individual. In 2013 Tucker graduated from Southern University A&M College in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.During his academic tenure at Southern University A&M College, Tucker maintained a position on the Dean’s List, Tucker was always heavily involved on campus assisting the Student Government Association and Men’s Federation. In the summer of 2013 Tucker interned with the Campaign for Tobacco- Free Kids in Washington D.C. creating public policies on tobacco related products and learning more about non-profits.
Target Audience:
Collegiate Students/ Entry-Level Professionals
Overview:
Given the viable partnerships that the Fraternity and presenter has established with various campuses over the last two years, the presenter has the knowledge on how to create and nurture those partnerships for the betterment of the experience of the collegiate members on those campuses. The presenter provides a real example of the success of the efforts that leadership development has dedicated to this process of assisting students with the transition from college to career. The presenter also brings 10 years of experience to the attendees, providing for a wealth of information on the topic of transition from college to career.
Objectives:
- Acknowledge that you’re in a transition
- Be truthful to yourself and others and your situation and its challenges
- Learning the importance of accountability groups
- Mastering the “hard skills”
- Development of “soft skills”
- Staying current
Session Outline:
- 10-minute speech
- Storytelling activity
- Never stop being accountable
- Leadership is not about you
- Pause and pay attention to your team
- Improve your approach to problem-solving
- Listen carefully
- Allow failure to guide you in the right direction
- Power in networking
- College to career
- Q&A
Target Audience:
Collegiate Students/ Entry-Level Professionals
Additional Needs:
Basic audiovisual needs, projector and screen. Justification/Overview:
Objectives:
- Challenging yourself can help you at your peak
- Taking risks is what help us grow
- Trying new things can make you dynamic and creative
- Embarrassing new challenges can help you age better
- Don’t push yourself too far
- Session outline:
- 10-minute speech
- Storytelling activity
- This is real life
- Your Comfort zones
- Self-motivational psychology
- Improve your approach to problem-solving
- Reach for success
- Healthy stress
- Be increasingly competitive
- Take big risks
- Q&A
