Leadership Education Development

"In today's competitive job market, recent graduates need to demonstrate how their college experience yielded more than just a degree. Undergraduate students should seek out campus clubs and other organizations that provide opportunities to use and develop leadership, interpersonal, event planning, fund-raising, and other skills that easily transfer to the workplace. Prospective employers also value volunteer activities that offer the chance to gain valuable experience through community service projects and philanthropic efforts. Having these kinds of experiences can make a difference in getting the job you really want." — Ithaca Journal

The L.E.A.D. program is a hands-on, interactive collaboration with student leaders from across the campus. Programs are offered each semester and have included guest speakers, lunch and dinner programs, field trips and more. The program's focus is on problem solving, information sharing, brainstorming, and developing the skills necessary to be effective and efficient leaders.

The program is facilitated by the Student Activities Office, Room 116.

For information about the L.E.A.D. program
email the Student Activities Office

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	Student Activities News Newsletter Student Advisory Board Student Clubs Entertainment Board CEB Presentations L.E.A.D. Student Leader Volunteerism Staff Want to get involved? Contact us. Student Activities Office Room 116 607.844.8222, Ext. 4450 E-mail Us	Leadership Education Development "In today's competitive job market, recent graduates need to demonstrate how their college experience yielded more than just a degree. Undergraduate students should seek out campus clubs and other organizations that provide opportunities to use and develop leadership, interpersonal, event planning, fund-raising, and other skills that easily transfer to the workplace. Prospective employers also value volunteer activities that offer the chance to gain valuable experience through community service projects and philanthropic efforts. Having these kinds of experiences can make a difference in getting the job you really want." — Ithaca Journal The L.E.A.D. program is a hands-on, interactive collaboration with student leaders from across the campus. Programs are offered each semester and have included guest speakers, lunch and dinner programs, field trips and more. The program's focus is on problem solving, information sharing, brainstorming, and developing the skills necessary to be effective and efficient leaders. The program is facilitated by the Student Activities Office, Room 116. For information about the L.E.A.D. program email the Student Activities Office
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