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Lisa Endersby

Toronto, Canada Area

Advocate for Awesome. TEDx Speaker. Storyteller. Obsessed with learning, conversation & chocolate. Loves assessment & social media, dislikes standing still.

Let's talk about building up and thriving in your professional network, using social media to find, share and refine your own definition of success (Twitter 101), creating and facilitating online communities, assessment in student affairs and/or your favourite dessert (hint: mine's anything chocolate).

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Online Communities

Playing in both formal and more unstructured online communities has taught me important lessons about engaging with others across borders and boundaries. As the first online facilitator for a national professional knowledge community, I am happy to share all of the detours and landmarks on this journey.

Creating and Thriving in Your Network

I use Twitter, LinkedIn and good old fashioned conversation to build an incredible network of people who have given me great suggestions for new restaurants, opened the door to new opportunities, made me laugh and changed my life. Let me know you how.

Assessment in Student Affairs

Assessment isn't all about statistics, nor is it only a large pile of surveys collecting dust on your desk. Let's talk about using assessment to better plan for and facilitate opportunities for student success while also checking in to see if we're on the right track. Success is a journey and assessment helps us choose and maintain the mode of transportation we'll use to get there.

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Lisa was the Staff Coordinator of the First Year Transition Program at UTSC from November 2009 to March 2010. Lisa transitioned into this position very smoothly, especially since the semester was already underway. She was phenomenal at maintaining the program's organization and always demonstrated creativity and strategic planning skill to engage students in the program, which proved to be successful! She also always respectfully mediated interpersonal dynamics between and amongst groups in the department, especially when it came to sharing equipment and booking spaces. I enjoyed working with Lisa not only because she is always well-spirited, but also because she gave me (the program's Student Coordinator) the flexibility and autonomy to take initiative and develop my skill set. Lisa is an excellent colleague, but also a fantastic mentor/coach and friend!

Farrah Chanda Aslam Source: LinkedIn

Lisa was hired to conceptualize and launch a professional community of Leadership Educators. Her thorough understanding of social media, the Student Affairs and Services Profession and drive to excel were wonderful assets to her work. She communicates very well and worked well with everyone on the SASA Board, which hired her. I have no hesitation in recommending Lisa.

Blaine Jensen Source: LinkedIn

Member since October 2012