Title: Confidence 101

Date: March 19, 2013 at 2 pm eastern, 1 pm central, 12 pm mountain, 11 am pacific

What: Webinar

Trainers: Karol Ward, LCSW

Target: All JCC Staff

Fee: Free

Descriptions: Having confidence impacts the decisions you make when you are creating personal and professional goals.  But if you feel that there is a doubt inside, a sense of insecurity about who you are or the skills you want to offer, you may be struggling with a lack of confidence.

This lack of self-assurance can keep you from communicating the way you want to, finishing the projects you have started or building the kind of business success you long for.

Confidence 101 is an interactive webinar that focuses on how our inner core beliefs affect our confidence, relationships and leadership abilities. Join licensed psychotherapist and coach, Karol Ward as she discusses and show you how to find what you need to build your confidence.  Using a facilitative approach, Karol will discuss:

·        Why confidence is important for professional success

·        What diminishes and adds to inner confidence

·        How to build your inner confidence

·        What you need to maintain your confidence

Registration: https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/814551578

2013  JCCs of North America Professional Conference

Sunday, March 3 – Wednesday, March 6

The 2013 JCCs of North America Professional Conference offers you 4 days of learning about the latest knowledge and information to prepare you to take your role as a leader in the JCC Movement to the next level.

By attending the 2013 JCC Professional Conference you will:

• Learn from expert presenters. Seminar leaders will offer practical information and inspiring ideas for your professional growth.
• Network with hundreds of JCC professionals just like you. The relationships made during face-to-face networking are invaluable. You will make new connections to other JCC staff and form lasting friendships.
• Boost your productivity. Come away with creative ideas for improving your programs, your staff and your bottom line.

Go to the main Professional Conference Website

See and interact with the new TAG materials for summer 2013 – including our unit on Kehillah/Community – so you can bring them back to your camp/JCC. Learn from and with Mandel Center for Jewish Education trainers and other JCC camp professionals for this interactive day.

*TAG:Jewish Values through JCC Camping® is a curricular initiative designed to enrich the Jewish component of the JCC camping experience. TAG develops discrete Jewish content and programming units for day and resident camps, finding ways to integrate Jewish life, experience and values into the fabric of camp. (TAG has also been effective in afterschool and other youth programs.) Each initiative has drama, discussion, games, art, music, storytelling, and Jewish text study components.

Five Sessions to Choose From:

• Philadelphia: Thursday, February 7, 2013 (Kaiserman JCC, Wynnewood)
• San Francisco Bay Area: Wednesday, February 13, 2013 (Oshman Family JCC, Palo Alto)
• Atlanta: Thursday, February 14, 2013 (Marcus JCC of Atlanta)
• New York: Tuesday, February 26, 2013 (JCC Association Offices, Manhattan)
• Chicago: Wednesday, February 27, 2013 (Mayer Kaplan JCC, Skokie)

To Register: http://www.cvent.com/d/9cqdp5

See and interact with the new TAG materials for summer 2013 – including our unit on Kehillah/Community – so you can bring them back to your camp/JCC. Learn from and with Mandel Center for Jewish Education trainers and other JCC camp professionals for this interactive day.

*TAG:Jewish Values through JCC Camping® is a curricular initiative designed to enrich the Jewish component of the JCC camping experience. TAG develops discrete Jewish content and programming units for day and resident camps, finding ways to integrate Jewish life, experience and values into the fabric of camp. (TAG has also been effective in afterschool and other youth programs.) Each initiative has drama, discussion, games, art, music, storytelling, and Jewish text study components.

Five Sessions to Choose From:

• Philadelphia: Thursday, February 7, 2013 (Kaiserman JCC, Wynnewood)
• San Francisco Bay Area: Wednesday, February 13, 2013 (Oshman Family JCC, Palo Alto)
• Atlanta: Thursday, February 14, 2013 (Marcus JCC of Atlanta)
• New York: Tuesday, February 26, 2013 (JCC Association Offices, Manhattan)
• Chicago: Wednesday, February 27, 2013 (Mayer Kaplan JCC, Skokie)

To Register: http://www.cvent.com/d/9cqdp5

See and interact with the new TAG materials for summer 2013 – including our unit on Kehillah/Community – so you can bring them back to your camp/JCC. Learn from and with Mandel Center for Jewish Education trainers and other JCC camp professionals for this interactive day.

*TAG:Jewish Values through JCC Camping® is a curricular initiative designed to enrich the Jewish component of the JCC camping experience. TAG develops discrete Jewish content and programming units for day and resident camps, finding ways to integrate Jewish life, experience and values into the fabric of camp. (TAG has also been effective in afterschool and other youth programs.) Each initiative has drama, discussion, games, art, music, storytelling, and Jewish text study components.

Five Sessions to Choose From:

• Philadelphia: Thursday, February 7, 2013 (Kaiserman JCC, Wynnewood)
• San Francisco Bay Area: Wednesday, February 13, 2013 (Oshman Family JCC, Palo Alto)
• Atlanta: Thursday, February 14, 2013 (Marcus JCC of Atlanta)
• New York: Tuesday, February 26, 2013 (JCC Association Offices, Manhattan)
• Chicago: Wednesday, February 27, 2013 (Mayer Kaplan JCC, Skokie)

To Register: http://www.cvent.com/d/9cqdp5

See and interact with the new TAG materials for summer 2013 – including our unit on Kehillah/Community – so you can bring them back to your camp/JCC. Learn from and with Mandel Center for Jewish Education trainers and other JCC camp professionals for this interactive day.

*TAG:Jewish Values through JCC Camping® is a curricular initiative designed to enrich the Jewish component of the JCC camping experience. TAG develops discrete Jewish content and programming units for day and resident camps, finding ways to integrate Jewish life, experience and values into the fabric of camp. (TAG has also been effective in afterschool and other youth programs.) Each initiative has drama, discussion, games, art, music, storytelling, and Jewish text study components.

Five Sessions to Choose From: