
Sponsored by Butler University's College of Education Graduate
Programs
July 20, 2012 • On the Campus of Butler University
Lessons in Preventing Bullying by Creating a Caring
Community
Available to students entering grades 7-12 in fall 2012
Butler professor Brandie Oliver writes about bullying in the
Indy Star


Learn how to use the five leadership principles of
The Butler Way in your school and
community to prevent bullying and learn how to create a caring
community. Butler College of Education graduate students will
lead small groups in interactive and engaging curriculum for a
fun-filled day of meaningful leadership and bullying prevention
strategies!
Keynote Speaker: Ryan "Superman" Moran
After attending this event, students will:
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Have the skills and confidence to tackle bullying in their
schools
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Display improved leadership skills
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Be able to summon strength and courage during difficult
times
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Understand that it is within their power to make a
difference
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Be able to lead using their own individual strengths
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Be inspired to DO something in their community
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Make friends and meet new people
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Recognize and appreciate others
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Expand their vision and purpose in life and inspire vision
and purpose in the lives of others
Registration is available online,
or a printed registration
form must be received by Thursday, July 13, 2012
Visit our
Facebook page to connect with other students attending the
conference!
Cost is $75 per student • Breakfast and lunch
included
School Group Promotion: For every 5 students registered, you will
earn a free student registration!

Conference Agenda
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8-8:30 a.m.
8:30-9:00 a.m.
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Drop off/Registration/Continental Breakfast* in the Reilly
Room
Break into small groups
Opening Activities
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| 9:00-9:45 a.m. |
Welcome/Keynote: Ryan "Superman" Moran |
10:00 a.m.
-11:50 p.m.
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Breakout sessions about preventing bullying including
presentations and hands-on activities based on the Five
Principles of The Butler Way:
- Servanthood- Learning to Prevent Bullying through
Role-Play
- Humility - Empathy Building by examining social & emotional
learning
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| 12:00-12:45 p.m. |
Lunch with Ronald Nored and Barry
Collier exploring the principle of Thankfulness |
| 1:300-3:00p.m. |
Breakout sessions continue:
- Unity- Plan and Record an Anti-Bullying video in groups for the
DO Something Project
- Passion- Create an Action Plan to take back to your school and
affect change!
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| 3:15-4:30 p.m. |
Culminating Activity in the Reilly Room on Humility
Closing Speaker: Olivia Rusk |
Information for Registered Participants:
Drop-off for the morning begins at 8 am and ends at 8:30.
Drop-off is located in front of Atherton Union Reilly Room on West
Hampton Dr. The day ends at 4:30 pm and pick-up is at the
same location. Dress is casual and students should dress
comfortably as there will both indoor and outdoor activities.
Please visit and "like" the Leadership: The Butler Way Facebook
page to meet and keep in touch with other students from the
camp.
Should you have any questions or concerns, please don't hesitate
to contact the College of Education by emailing mpower@butler.edu or calling
Maggie Power at (317)940-9501.
* Pick-up/drop-off location: West Hampton
Boulevard, in front of Atherton Union Reilly Room
(by the bulldog statue)
A printed registration
form must be received by Thursday, July 13, 2012