L.E.A.D WITH A PURPOSE!

Leadership:

LEAD students are given the tools necessary to emerge as leaders.

High school participation and requirements:

High school students who are selected to participate in LEAD enroll in a college-level course that focuses on leadership and cultural and academic development. Students who meet all course requirements receive one college credit and high school credit(s).

1. Attend class once a week
2. Participate in class discussions
3. Complete assignments
4. Engage in group activities
5. Deliver presentations

Students who complete LEAD have the opportunity to participate in LEAD 2 and Ubuntu Summer Symposium (LEAD 3)

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Team Building:

Students practice and implement team-building skills that carry over in their roles in college as well as in life.

Personal Responsibility:

By completing written assignments, group work and research presentations, students learn to be responsible for themselves as well as become aware of their role as individuals in a group environment.

Communication:

By learning the fundamentals of communication, students become active listeners and participants.

Public Speaking Skills:T

hrough experiential learning, students gain confidence and experience in public speaking.

Conflict Resolution:

Students are exposed to appropriate methods of handling conflict and learn useful tools to engage.

Cultural Pride:

Students are encouraged to celebrate and explore their heritage and their cultural identity