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Leadership Mason Conference
What is Leadership Mason?
The Leadership Mason Conference focuses on leadership skill development through large and small group workshop formats. Students will have an opportunity to enhance leadership skills they already have, while gaining new skills that will be of benefit for both now and in the future. Participation in the conference will give students the chance to interact, engage, and connect with other student leaders, as well as faculty and staff. Leadership Mason will create a space where students will develop an awareness of leadership qualities they would like to develop and foster within themselves and others. Although the conference is designed for new leaders, we welcome all students at all levels of experience – everyone is a leader!
SAVE THE DATE!
The 2009 Leadership Mason Conference will take place on Saturday, September 26, 2009
from 9:30am-5:00pm. CLICK HERE TO APPLY TODAY!
Learning Objectives for Leadership Mason 2009
- Foster the value of individual leadership and connecting to the Mason community.
- Identify areas of personal development, growth, and discovery.
- Create an understanding of how each decision and choice you make impacts your potential to put leadership in action.
- Explore ways to find personal happiness and fulfillment.
Upcoming LEAD Office Opportunities!
Alumni Leadership Speakers Series: Jim Laychak, BS, Accounting/Decision Sciences, 1983; President of the Pentagon Memorial Fund. Tuesday, November 17th from 6:00pm-7:30pm. Sponsored by: The Mason LEADScholars and the Office of Alumni Affairs. Click here to RSVP.
Presidential Leadership Dialogues: November 11th from 4:30pm-6:30pm. Deadline to RSVP is November 6th. Click here to RSVP
Speaker Highlights
Keynote Speaker:
Ms. Joelle Carter, Coordinator for the First Year Experience at Morgan State University. Mrs. Carter is a doctoral candidate in the Department of Education, Leadership, Higher Education, and Higher Education at the University of Maryland College Park. To read her complete bio, click here!
Closing Speaker: Ms. Maimah Karmo, Mason Alumna and Founder of the Tigerlily Foundation. To hear more about her story, click here!
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