The Leadership Program
Components
1. Interactive Sessio
Leadership:
It’s worth thinking about...
Once
a week for eight weeks, Student Leadership Program (SLP) participants
will gather for informative, engaging, interactive leadership training
sessions. Students will be put on the
fast track to becoming a campus leader.
Sessions will cover the purpose, scope, limitations and ethical considerations
of being a student leader. Each
participant will be exposed to the concepts of leadership philosophies and
principals. Thru feed back
opportunities their level of understanding will be evaluated and those students
with successful completion will receive the Fayetteville State University
Certificate of Student Leadership.
2.
Guest Speakers
Drawing from the well of inspiration...
Learning
through the benefit of others’ experiences is instrumental in communicating the
characteristics and values of historical innovations made by past and present
leaders. Dynamic individuals from
Fayetteville State University and the surrounding communities will share their
knowledge, struggles and life’s wisdom with SLP participants. The aim is to inspire and motivate smart
leadership.
3.
Leadership Retreat and Field Experience
Smart leaders share...
Sometimes, it is necessary to remove
one’s self from the hum-drum of daily living in order to reflect on achieving
ones goals. A new environment might be
just the inspiration one needs to network with peers and concentrate on
objectives.
4.
Volunteerism
Intrinsic value of personal growth...
The
most important aspect of the SLP is to instill in our students a since
of responsible obligation. The smart leader’s impact is for their good and the
good of society. Accountability is
key. Leadership is not position; its
action!
5.
ME- Mentor Evolution
Leaders never stop growing...
Do
you need F.E.L.P.? Well chances are,
aspiring freshmen leaders do. The Freshmen
Emerging Leaders Leadership Program (FELP) is designed to guide and mold
FSU freshmen of today into the student leaders of tomorrow. ME pairs SLP participants with FELP
participants and allows for the freshmen to learn from their upperclassmen counterparts. It also allows SLP students to train and
transfer responsibility to students prior to exiting office. Student leaders effectively evolve to
student mentors.
6.
Omicron Delta Kappa
National
Leadership Honor Society
Founded
December 3, 1914, it is the national leadership society for college student, faculty, staff,
administrators, and alumni. It
recognizes and encourages superior scholarship, leadership, and exemplary
character.
For more information contact:
kthompson@uncfsu.edu