Center for Leadership

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.

 

This is the closing event for students involved in all Center for Leadership programs. This celebration includes speakers, LEAD Program Tier recognition, a slideshow of photos, and a meal. The Cannon Celebration is on May 5th at 6:00pm in Lakeside Hall.

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. 

 

These are monthly dinners for seniors in the Leadership Fellows program. Capstone Dinners feature speakers that help seniors reflect on their four years, as well as prepare for life after college. This Capstone Dinner is on March 17th at 5:30pm in the Isabella Cannon Room.

These are monthly dinners for seniors in the Leadership Fellows Program. Capstone Dinners feature speakers that help seniors reflect on their four years, as well as prepare for life after college. This Capstone Dinner is on February 17th at 5:30pm in the Isabella Cannon Room.

Carnes, Rusterholz, and Ward-Johnson showcase two leadership courses and two diversity programs at the Leadership Educators Institute.

Join us for dinner conversations about Christian faith, gender, sex and sexuality on Wednesdays during J-Term at 7 p.m. in Numen Lumen Pavilion