Originally coined in 1985 by Dr. Pauline Clance, Imposter Syndrome is a phenomenon that affects high achieving professionals, especially career women, who believe that despite their educational credentials and professional accomplishments, believe that they are not intelligent and have fooled others who think otherwise. Research has told us that 75% of working women have experienced it as one point in their career (Caprino, 2020). Attend this presentation to: 1. Develop an understanding of Imposter Syndrome - What it is and why it exists 2. Assess if you experience or have experienced symptoms of imposter syndrome 3. Leverage strategies to kick Imposter Syndrome and live and lead as your authentic self! https://www.buffalo.edu/alumni/lifelong-learning/webinars/webinar-archive.host.html/content/shared/www/alumni/webinars/Imposter-Syndrome.detail.html Submit this leadership form to ericshao@buffalo.edu within 1 week for credit! https://ubuffalo-my.sharepoint.com/:w:/g/personal/ryanyam_buffalo_edu/EYGf59xQlsZDpsfWJR326QMB665MjmnfOBQ6fDURvYz7CQ?e=SVHPxz