Cami Williams

Region 2 & 3 Determinator | TTAC @ College of William & Mary

Cami Williams is a Determinator for I’m Determined. She serves out of the Region 2 & 3 Training & Technical Assistance Center at the College of William & Mary.

I enjoy being able to interact and work with the youth and watching them grow in their self-confidence – it is by far my most favorite aspect of this project.

Contact

cvwilliams@wm.edu

My Favorite Tools

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One-Pager: Identity and Self-Awareness

April 6, 2018
Download this one-pager on identity and self-awareness, a tool to help you reflect on key details that will help others get to know you better.
4 column worksheet with headings My Strengths (in yellow), My Preferences (in teal), My Interests (in red), and My Needs (in purple)

Use the Goal Plan to Set and Attain Goals

April 6, 2018
The Goal Plan is a simple tool to help youth set and attain goals. Download a fillable PDF and instructions on how to use the Goal Plan.
4 column worksheet with headings My Goal (in yellow), Outcomes (in teal), Next Steps (in red), and People Who Can Support (in purple)

Poster: Understand the Elements of I’m Determined

January 31, 2019
Understand the skills, abilities, and beliefs that contribute to self-determination.
Elements of I'm Determined - grid of 9 colorful blocks with elements listed inside with definitions. The 9 elements and definitions are: Choice Making - The skill of selecting a path forward between two known options. Decision Making - The skill of selecting a path forward based on various solutions that have each been thoughtfully considered. Problem Solving - The skill of finding solutions to difficult or complex issues. Goal Setting & Attainment - The ability to develop a goal, plan for implementation, and measure success. Self-Regulation - The ability to monitor and control one's own behaviors, actions, and skills in various situations. Self-Advocacy - The skills necessary to speak up and/or defend a cause or a person. Internal Locus of Control - The belief that one has control over the outcomes that are important to his or her own life. Self-Efficacy - Belief in one's own ability to succeed in specific situations or accomplish specific tasks. Self-Awareness - Basic understanding of one's own strengths, needs, and abilities.