Emotional Intelligence
Developing emotionally intelligent leaders and collaborators
The Emotional Intelligence Curriculum equips students with practical tools to understand themselves, manage pressure, and build productive relationships — capabilities essential for leadership, teamwork, and professional success.
WORKSHOP MODULES
2A. Leadership Emotional Intelligence
The module introduces a simple, memorable emotional intelligence (EI) model — Self-Awareness, Self-Management, Social Awareness, and Relationship Management — to help participants recognize and develop high EI. Interactive activities reinforce understanding and practical application.
2B. Self-Awareness (and Awareness of Others)
The module uses the DISC methodology to help participants understand their own and others’ behavioral styles — Dominance, Influence, Steadiness, and Compliance — through self-assessment and interactive exercises, enhancing individual, interpersonal, and team effectiveness. It complements leadership emotional intelligence training.
2C. Self-Management
The module focuses on a key emotional intelligence skill — self-management — covering Self-Control, Initiative, and Follow-Through. It also addresses time management, providing practical strategies and real-life examples to help participants handle pressure and complete tasks effectively.
2D. Conflict Management
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The session teaches effective conflict management by first exploring the key drivers of interpersonal conflict. It introduces a four-step model — Context, Behavior, Impact, and Path Forward — and guides participants to apply it to a current conflict, with expert tips to help develop a practical resolution plan.
Each module runs for 60 minutes (with 10–15 minutes of discussion or Q&A)
In-person delivery.
Suitable for small groups or large cohorts.
Each workshop should include at least three (3) modules — customizable by discipline, group, or institutional priorities — plus one (1) one-hour coaching session.
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