Emerging Leaders - Fall 2009
The Emerging Leaders course is interactive and hands-on!
The Emerging Leaders class helps students to discover and strengthen their leadership skills. Our focus is to develop successful student leaders who have the desire to become involved in campus and community life. The class focuses on a variety of leadership topics presented in a highly interactive format of seminars, guest speakers, professional development experiences, and small group projects. Benefits include the ability to demonstrate the importance of team building, identify your own preferred leadership style, demonstrate leadership under changing conditions, learn how to successfully work in groups, produce a quality resume and portfolio, write a research paper, articulate what it means to be an ethical leader, and participate in community service activities.
Emerging Leaders - LEAD 1300, 3 hours general elective credit (CRN# 40458), Fridays, 1-3 p.m. in the Anne Everett Lecture Hall (Nursing Building). Mandatory retreat: Sept. 18-19!!
- Instructor: Dr. Angela McPherson Williams (Dr. Mac)
- Student Coordinator: Denise D. Hernandez
- Peer Mentors: Jamileh Aldrich, Andrews, Sara, Shawna Corley, Jaquelene Cortez, Jasmin Hernandez, Stephen Lucke, Logan J. Rager, Jennifer Regalado, Taylor Rhoades, Jake Rubio
- Faculty Mentors: Dr. Dianna Tison, Dr. Roberta Leichnitz, Chaye Pena, Tim Porter, Diane Sanchez, Monica Young de Cantu
Emerging Leaders Retreat 2008, which was held at Mo Ranch in Hunt, Texas
| Learn about Leadership |
| Develop Your Skills |
| Meet Other Future UIW Leaders |
"I thought the best things about Emerging Leaders were the Retreat at Mo-Ranch and the assignments that forced the teams to work together towards a common goal and success. All in all, I think it gives young students a strong support system, especially from their peers that they can rely on for the rest of their time at UIW."
-Dr. Clark, Faculty Mentor
Photos from the Emerging Leaders Retreat at Mo Ranch.
