L.E.A.D 3 - Capstone Program

TRACK 3 ~ CAPSTONE PROGRAM
Capstone leaders put what they’ve learned into action by serving as leadership mentors and student facilitators. This track is designed for students who have completed 2 of our Leadership Development Certificate Programs, want to further their leadership development, and serve as student mentors.  Capstone Leaders apply what they have learned and put it into practice, co-facilitate and create leadership workshops, and participate in a weekend service plunge.

PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS:

Leadership Mentor at Campus Activities Fair or Leadership Open House
What better way to help recruit future leaders than to promote L.E.A.D. at the Campus Activities Fair or Leadership Open House!!  Come share your experiences, express the importance of getting involved in L.E.A.D., and speak about how L.E.A.D. has helped in your development as a Student Leader on campus!!  To sign up, please email LEAD@stjohns.edu.

  
Peace Building Leadership Workshop
This workshop is designed to explore leaders in history and contemporary leaders who are known for their works on peace, social issues and conflict resolution. 

Let’s Talk Money: Young Adults
Teaches students how to navigate in the current economy, the basics of money management and why it is so important to have a spending plan. In addition, students can learn about debit cards, credit, student loans and how to protect themselves from identity theft.

Co-Facilitation of a L.E.A.D. and/or Women In Leadership workshop
Using your presentation skills, co-facilitate a minimum of 2 L.E.A.D and/or WIL workshops throughout the year (preferably 1 each semester).  Evaluation Summaries of your workshop will be provided after your session.  Contact Natalie Maio at x2103 or maion@stjohns.edu to schedule these workshops.

Community Service Plunge – Romero Center (fall semester)
Join Leadership Development on a Service Immersion Experience that will focus on social and poverty issues as well as Servant Leadership.  Registration Forms will be sent out in October.   

Create a Leadership Presentation (spring semester)
You have participated in various Leadership workshops and learned how to do a successful presentation.  Now is your chance to get creative and create your own leadership workshop.  Once complete, you will present it to the Leadership Development Staff.  (It is possible that your presentation will be used during future leadership training sessions).  Topics must be submitted for approval in January 2012 and presentations will be scheduled during March 2012.