JOIN A GROUP
Are you interested in getting involved with Leadership Programs? Consider joining one of the many cohort programs offered by the office each semester. A cohort program is one where the same individuals meet together over a specific period of time, which could be six weeks to one semester. The programs are designed around a basic interest area or approach to leadership and prior leadership experience is not required to join. If you are looking for an opportunity to get connected to other students, cohort programs are a great way to make connections and build relationships.
Baldwin Book Club
Leadership Programs, in collaboration with the Multicultural Center, is sponsoring the Baldwin Book Club, an opportunity for students to come together to discuss a book with social justice themes. As leaders in a multicultural society, it is important to understand how to navigate social justice issues and work with diverse individuals. The Baldwin Book Club provides a forum for students to talk about these important issues and learn from each other about what is needed to be culturally competent leaders.
The Baldwin Book Club selection for Fall 2022 is Undocumented: A Dominican Boy's Odyssey from a Homeless Shelter to the Ivy League by Dan-El Padilla Peralta. Undocumented explores the challenges of navigating the American educational system as an undocumented student and the obstacles one student faced to get a quality education.
Be a part of the conversation by joining us online or in person every month.
Wednesday, September 21, 10 - 11 a.m.
Library North, 1st Floor, Classroom One
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Wednesday, September 21, 3 - 4 p.m.
Online
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Emerging Leaders
Emerging Leaders is a nine-week leadership program for first-year students who want to enhance their leadership and communication skills, be successful in college, get involved on campus, and develop friendships. Mentors are sophomores, juniors, seniors, and graduate students who are knowledgeable about succeeding in college, willing to share the ins and outs of Georgia State, and be a source of encouragement to mentees. Beyond the benefits to first-year students, the program also provides an excellent opportunity for upper-level students to demonstrate their leadership and provide service to the campus community. Research has shown that students who get involved on campus have higher GPAs and are more likely to remain at the university. The goal of the Emerging Leaders program is to expose students to campus and community involvement opportunities, while simultaneously equipping them with the skills needed to succeed during their first year. Program highlights include weekly leadership workshops based on the book, 7 Habits on the Go, a retreat, and interactive activities. Questions about the program should be directed to Kirk Johnson, Coordinator for Student Engagement.
Lead Team
Lead Team is a student organization for students who are interested in developing leadership skills in a team-focused environment. Members are dedicated to the self-growth of each student by organizing and participating in workshops, meaningful events that impact the community, and networking within and beyond Lead Team. The Lead Team is guided by the values of S.E.R.V.I.C.E., which are essential for effective leadership in college and career.
S-Support
E- Excellence
R- Respect
V- Vision
I- Integrity
C- Collaboration
E- Empowerment
Lead Team is open to any student regardless of class level, GPA, or major. Interested in joining Lead Team? Visit the Lead Team portal in the Panther Involvement Network for more information.
Men's Leadership Experience
Men’s Leadership Experience is an eight-week mentoring cohort that pairs first and second-year students with junior, senior, and graduate students to better understand how to model leadership on campus and in society. Activities, competitions, and conversations emphasize integrity, communication, creativity, courage, persistence, problem solving, equality, and making connections.
Women's Leadership Experience
The Women’s Leadership Experience is a six-week leadership cohort program for women who are interested in having conversations with and learning from other women. The experience will include common topics that women leaders face including women’s representation in leadership roles, women’s empowerment and overcoming stereotypes. Students will participate in conversations, leadership development workshops and field experiences that will allow them to better understand how to lead confidently as a woman.
What are the benefits for students?
- A cohort of 25 women
- Conversations with other women to share and hear personal stories
- Workshops that develop leadership skills, increase awareness of issues faced by women leaders, and provide an educational framework to deal with these issues
The Fall 2021 Women's Leadership Experience will run from October 13 through November 18. Meetings will be held on Thursdays from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Applications for the fall cohort will open on September 13. The applications deadline for the fall cohort will be October 1. Please be sure to log into the Panther Involvement Network in order to access the application.
Contact Us
Leadership Programs Office
Office Location:
Student Center West 475
Office Hours:
Monday - Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 5:15 p.m.
Leadership Programs Staff
Ellin McDonough
Director, Leadership and Service
Ali Khaleel
Assistant Director, Leadership
LaJoi Boone
Coordinator of Student Engagement
Kirk Johnson
Coordinator of Student Engagement
Mailing Address
Georgia State University
Leadership Programs
P.O. Box 3972
Atlanta, GA 30302-3972
Physical Address
Georgia State University
Leadership Programs
66 Courtland Street SE, Suite 475
Atlanta, GA 30303