Leadership for Impact Program Overview
The Leadership for Impact Program helps students strengthen their leadership capacity and skill set to become more self-aware, dynamic communicators, and empathetic role models in their communities. Students who participate in the Impact Program develop skills outlined by our Student Success Learning Objectives: in the areas of personal growth, relationship building, and community engagement.
Program Structure
All Honors College students are invited to participate in the Leadership for Impact Program activities to develop their leadership skills.
Students serving in Honors College leadership positions will be required to participate in a minimum of one program activity per semester during the academic year of their leadership tenure.
All sessions will be held on Fridays from 1:30-3pm on a regular basis. Students are only eligible to attend the Reflection Session if they have attended two or more previous workshops.
Benefits
- Build relationships with fellow students and current Honors College student leaders
- Receive two Merit Pin points per workshop
- Receive one HC Serves hour per workshop
- Receive two HC Serves hours for attending the Reflection Session
- Indicate your participation on applications for Honors College student leadership positions
Spring 2026 Semester Sessions
- Friday, February 20 - Personal Growth with Dr. Doug Cantor
- Friday, March 27 - Relationship Building with Dr. Kristen Syrett
- Friday, April 10 - Community Engagement with Dr. David Tulloch & Dr. Ralph Gigliotti
- Friday, April 24 - Reflection Session with Dr. Kristen Syrett
QUESTIONS
If you have any questions, please contact Andrea Rydel, Assistant Dean.