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New LEAD360 Programs

Flyer entitled: Lead360 Programs 8 Week Seminar Registration: Priority Deadline: 11:59pm on 01/07/2020. Final Deadline: 11:59pm on 01/20/2020. Flyer description: Blueprint: Explore & develop your leadership philosophy through team building, dialogue, & learning about Northeastern’s premiere framework; Circular Leadership. Recommended for: First year & transfer undergraduate students. bit.ly/lead360blueprint. Voices for social change: Explore & build an understanding for identity & justice orientated leadership through reflection, small group discussions, & action. Recommended for: All undergraduate students. bit.ly/lead360voices. Graduate Leadership Institute: Explore & hone in on your leadership strengths, communication skills, & values through discussions, improv, & activities. Recommended for: All graduate students. Questions? Email mi.wallace@northeastern.edu. Michelle Wallace, Leadership Program Specialists. Lead 360. Student Activity Fee. Image description: Blue, purple, yellow, and black text on a white background.

See some of LEAD360's new programs

Spring 2020 semester LEAD360 Program Offerings, including a graduate leadership institute, voices for social change seminar, and leadership training activities for first year and transfer students. Email Michelle Wallace, [email protected], with questions about these programs.

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