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We are into learning to lead...and leading to serve
The Student Leadership Development Team combines various departments and offices in Student Development to organize and enhance leadership learning opportunities for students. A committee of representatives was assembled in 2011 to look at new opportunities for students as well as enhance existingFor More Information
Learning to Lead...Together
Student Development offers a variety of programs in each department. The programs listed here are either sponsored by the Student Leadership Development Team or have been developed with the assistance of the leadership team members. The leadership opportunities at UD are available to all students. Due to the overwhelming number of opportunities available to students not all programs are listed. Two yearly programs in particular are highlighted. Many other leadership programs and opportunities are listed in the calendar of events.
Leadership is Action not Position
There are thousands of opportunities at the University of Dayton for students to engage in activities that develop the practical leadership skills necessary to be successful leaders at UD, in the community and in their future personal and professional lives. Some opportunities are included with membership in student clubs and organizations or with employment training programs. Others are embedded in classroom projects and the informal challenges of living in community. All University of Dayton students are encouraged to experience leadership learning by participating in a variety of formal and informal leadership experiences.UleaD: Emerging Leaders Program
Are You Looking to Stand Out From the Crowd?
If you are looking to further your leadership skills in the classroom, prepare yourself for applying to grad school or stand out during the job search then UleaD is for you! UleaD is a 2-credit course exploring the concepts of leadership based on the Social Change Model focusing on providing opportunities for you to develop a better understanding of yourself and others!
Why Should You Enroll?
UleaD is designed as an Emerging Leaders program and will help you develop the skills and knowledge that you need to be an effective leader both now and after graduation. Through this course you will network with other students and campus offices and departments. The provided reading materials will address issues and experiences relevant to leadership, in relation to both the University setting and general society.
Will I Get Credit For Taking UleaD?
Yes, the 2-credits that comes with the completion of the course is a universal elective credit that can be applied to any major
Will This Fit Into My Schedule?
Of Course! UleaD is taught on Wednesdays from 3:00-5:00pm in ArtStreet Studio B.
How Do I Register For UleaD?
UleaD is located under the Mini Courses Fall 2013 as: UDI 363. Space is limited!
How Can I Get More Information?
Contact Daria Graham at dgraham1@udayton.edu, 108 Alumni Hall, 229-3634 or Justen Cox at coxj06@udayton.edu, 131 Gosiger Hall, 229-3437
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Feel the Love
Many UD students are involved on campus and making contributions to the community. The Leadership Celebration awards provide an opportunity to recognize student individual and group contributions and the staff or faculty advisors for their outstanding work and engagement. Groups and individuals can be nominated during the Spring Semester each year for a variety of awards that are presented at the Colors of Leadership Conference.For More Information
Need Tools? We can help.
The Leadership Toolbox is a leadership resources that you can be checked out by an individual or group. You can be trained on how to use it or request a facilitator to come to your organization or group. This toolbox will introduce you to the Social Change Model of Leadership and help your organization learn to be better leaders. Additionally, the Community software, sponsored by the Office of Student Life and Kennedy Union, offers a great way to learn more about our student organizations and express an interest in joining one or many.For More Information
Contact
Student Leadership Development Team Co-Chairs:
Cari WallaceAssistant Vice President, Student Development
Gosiger Hall 131 +0911 Daria Graham
Associate Director, Office of Multicultural Affairs
Alumni Hall 108 +0318
Leadership Team Members:
Justen Cox
Graduate Assistant for Leadership Development
Gosiger Hall 131 +0911
937-229-2229
Vernique J. Coleman-Stokes
Alcohol and Other Drug (AoD) Intervention Manager
Gosiger Hall 123 +0910
937-229-1233
Executive Director of Student Life and Kennedy Union
Kennedy Memorial Union 241 +0620 Kevin Cane
Director of Greek Life and Leadership programs
Kennedy Memorial Union 206 + 0622 Gwyn Fox Stump
Associate Director of Student Life
Kennedy Memorial Union 241 +0620
Amanda Rupp
Assistant Director of Aquatics and Event Services
937-229-2711
Trent Pinto
Assistant Director of Residence Life East Campus
Gosiger Hall 210 +0950
937-229-3317
Assistant Director of Community Standards and Civility
Gosiger Hall 227 +0964
937-229-4627
Melissa Flanagan
Assistant Director of New Student Programs
Gosiger Hall 131 +0911
937-229-2229