At the culmination of each semester’s Engage Leadership Circle, students share their updated personal leadership philosophies. These philosophies are the culmination of a semester’s learning and reflection, and each is as unique as the participant themselves. Lyndsey BroxtonClass of 2022 “Personal growth is defined as the ongoing process of understanding and developing oneself in orderContinue reading “2020 Engage Leadership Philosophies”
Author Archives: WSU Student Involvement
Leadership Symposium 2020
Registration for the 2020 Leadership Symposium is now open! The Office of Student Involvement and Leadership Development is excited to share this year’s Leadership Symposium. Designed as a one-day leadership event, the Symposium is an opportunity for students to learn about the different facets of leadership from staff, faculty, and alumni. A keynote speaker willContinue reading “Leadership Symposium 2020”
Student Leader Honor Roll
Each semester, the Office of Student Involvement and Leadership Development recognizes those students who were able to maintain a 3.5 cumulative GPA while being involved in a student organization. This is a significant accomplishment, as it is not always easy to balance academic requirements and the role of a student leader. Below are the studentsContinue reading “Student Leader Honor Roll”
Public Speaking 101 with WSU Student Zoe Bates!
This past February, a delegation of Worcester State student leaders had the opportunity to attend the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts 24th annual Student Leadership Conference in North Adams, Mass. One of those students, Zoe Bates, presented at the conference on how to become a great public speaker.
Professor Tanya Mears Discusses Identity, Diversity & Service
Worcester State Profesor Tanya Mears has been a dedicated member of the WSU community both inside and outside the classroom. She works closely with students to develop both their academic and their leadership skills. Dr. Mears took some time to sit down with us her involvement here on campus.
Leadership: What is Your Philosophy?
At the culmination of each semester’s Engage Leadership Circle, students share their personal leadership philosophies. These philosophies are the culmination of a semester’s learning and reflection, and each is as individual as the participant themselves. These philosophies also build on those they shared in their Emerge program. We believe every student should develop their ownContinue reading “Leadership: What is Your Philosophy?”
Student Faye Rhault | Finding Her Community at WSU
CAB President Faye Rhault has grown from a very shy student to a confident leader who is passionate about giving back to her campus community. She graciously shared with us how she got this point in her college career.
Leading with Love: Lessons from WSU Students
This February, a delegation of Worcester State student leaders had the opportunity to attend the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts 24th annual Student Leadership Conference in North Adams, Mass. One of those students, Sarah Farnham, took the time to share the many lessons she learned regarding the importance of self-love.
Scott Page | Track Captain Talks Leadership & Community
Men’s Track Captain Scott Page appreciates both the rewards and the challenges that come with being a Student Athlete and an involved campus leader. As a graduating senior, he also believes his experience has allowed him to truly appreciate the network of support he has built over the past few years here at WSU.
2018 Emerge Leadership Philosophies
At the culmination of each semester’s Emerge Leadership Circle, students share their personal leadership philosophies. These philosophies are the culmination of a semester’s learning and reflection, and each is as unique as the participant themselves.
