The Dr. Terry R. Bacon Leadership Center presents:

Leadership

Enrichment And

Development

A leadership development program

available to all FLC students.

Patrick Fredricks Leadership Programs Coordinator

Student Union 171 Phone: 970-247-7517

E-mail: ptfredricks@fortlewis.edu

For more information:

Leadership Enrichment and Development

(LEAD) is a non-credit progressive certifi-

cate program designed to engage student-

leaders through workshops, civic engage-

ment, peer-support, diversity appreciation,

and an application of skills and knowledge.

This free program personalizes the leader-

ship development of each student and al-

lows them to connect to Fort Lewis College

community members and students that

can aid in their success.

Benefits of the LEAD Program

Personalize your own development

Set your own pace on completion

Excellent résumé builder

Focuses on your individual strengths

Network with experienced professionals

Certificate and recognition upon com-

pletion of each level

FREE program!

Leadership Enrichment and Development

The LEAD program is comprised of four levels starting with Bronze, advancing to Silver then Gold, and concluding with Platinum. Each level has workshops, civic engage-ment hours, and team meetings. You are encouraged to personalize your learning and development.

The Bronze level is focused on the self-awareness and the development of essen-tial skills and knowledge for you to be successful in college and beyond.

Workshops Include:

StrengthsQuest 101

Résumé Building

Time Management or Stress Management

Identity Awareness

Two extra workshops of your choosing!

Civic Engagement

You will be asked to serve in the community for five hours to emphasize that leadership is a service and to connect to the surround-ing Durango area.

Continued Achievement Team (CAT)

You must attend eight CAT meetings. These meetings allow you to meet other student leaders while also creating action plans and goals for success in your academics, career preparation, and personal life.

The Silver level is centered on building stronger teams while training you how to effectively lead a group of individuals to reach a common goal.

Workshops Include:

StrengthsQuest: The Sequel or LoveQuest

Interview Techniques or Networking

Conflict Management or Event Planning

Diversity Appreciation

Two extra workshops of your choosing!

The Gold level is built on the societal im-pact of leadership and how you can be a valuable member of your communities.

Workshops Include:

Leadership Theory or Ethical Leadership

Etiquette Dinner

Customer Service or Global Leadership

Power & Privilege

Two extra workshops of your choosing!

The final level, Platinum, is focused on

gained from the previous levels. This experience will be advised by the Leader-ship Programs Coordinator for extra sup-port and guidance.

Personal Leadership Philosophy Paper

Write a reflection on your journey in the program referencing leadership theory, personal growth, and how you will serve in the future.

Mock Job Application Process

Find a job in your career field, then create a cover letter, resume, and ref-erence list. Submit those materials to FLC Career Services and participate in an interview in order to receive feedback on the entire process.

Project/Event

Plan an event or create a project to educate, raise awareness or money, or create a social environment for a local community.

Issue Presentation

Research, prepare, practice, and

that you are passionate about.

Civic Engagement

20 Hours

Civic Engagement

10 Hours

CAT Meetings

5 Meetings

Civic Engagement

15 Hours

CAT Meetings

3 Meetings