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This Tier II workshop will provide you with information about the blog/e-portfolio requirement for the LEAD program.

The Leaving Your Legacy workshop is intended for those who have decided to purpose a Common Good Project as one of their options for completing Tier III, which will allow you to leave a legacy encapsulating yourself, collaboration, and change by applying them to a greater purpose. 

 

The Leading with Integrity workshop will help put yours beliefs into action and teach you the importance of ethical decision making.  

 

Leadership Fellows Forums are monthly workshops specifically for Leadership Fellows. 

Culture is more often a source of conflict rather than synergy. Despite the evidence that groups are different, we tend to believe that all people are the same, minimizing cultural difference leading to misunderstanding and misinterpretations. The Cross Cultural Leadership workshop sheds light on these differences, as well as similarities, and provides you with an understanding of other cultures and how to behave when interacting with individuals or groups outside of your culture.  

The Identity Mini-Retreat allows for the opportunity to engage in dialogue, reflection, and training in hopes to help you understand yourself and gain an insight into your privilege/oppression, prejudice, discrimination and stereotypes.

The Response Ability workshop provides a foundation for understanding the social phenomenon called “bystander behavior” and teach you the necessary skills to intervene and live a virtuous life.

The Elon Leader workshop will help you better understand your role and responsibility as a leader on Elon's campus and community.

 

The Strengths workshop focuses on teaching you to maximize your strengths and understand the different styles of leadership.

 

Student organization presidents gather to learn about resources, collaborate, and gain valuable information pertinent to their roles on campus. The Spring Meeting and Dinner is on February 23rd at 6:00pm in Lakeside Hall.