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The Freshman Emerging Leaders Program (FELP) is aimed towards
developing the skills of freshman who have exhibited leadership
potential in their residential units or various organizations across
campus. The goal of this seminar is to create networks between first-year
students and Northwestern administrators, build a strong understanding
of the Northwestern community, and provide the tools to further
a first-years leadership journey.
www.northwestern.edu/norris/felp.html
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The primary purpose of Women In Leadership is to educate
people about different women's issues. In the past, we have held
seminars with topics ranging from women in the workforce to eating
disorders. We have also given out awards to women who have demonstrated
outstanding leadership and contributions to campus.
www.northwestern.edu/norris/wil.html
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Student Organization Symposium (SOS) can help your organization
stay afloat by giving helpful tips for motivating members, sharpening
leadership skills, and increasing membership. Our guest speakers
help individuals to develop their own leadership style and set obtainable
goals for both their organization and their members. The end result?
Students and staff will become more aware or the significance of
being a leader and the responsibilities that they share with each
of their members.
www.northwestern.edu/norris/studentorgsym.html
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The Associate Student Government sponsors the Leadership
Advisory Board (LAB) for all ASG-recognized student group presidents
and treasurer. IT is held each Spring Quarter after student groups
have held their elections. During LAB, student group leaders meet
with ASG executive board members and university administrators to
discuss potential improvements with their student group as well
as review policed procedures of ASG and the university. The central
goal of LAB is for student groups to develop ties with each other,
which will lead to potential co-sponsorships of events and stronger
on-campus programming for students.
www.asg.northwestern.edu
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A class is held each fall for fraternity and sorority newer
members, who have been identified as future leaders within their
chapter and the Northwestern community. Students have the opportunity
to learn about themselves and their leadership styles through a
curriculum focusing on understanding and developing their emotional
intelligence. In addition to group sessions, they participate in
a community service project and make connections with other rising
leaders. Up to two nominated members from each chapter can take
part in the class.
www.northwestern.edu/gogreek
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Each April, the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life sponsors
a weekend retreat that brings together fraternity/sorority leaders
from both the council and chapter level. The retreat serves as a
forum to build relationships and have open discussions about the
fraternity and sorority experience at Northwestern.
www.northwestern.edu/gogreek
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This educational workshop series is held after the formal
recruitment period ends in Winter Quarter. It is for all the new
members of the fraternity and sorority community. It consists of
speakers and workshops on developmental issues vital to acclimating
to and making the most of the NU Greek experience.
www.northwestern.edu/gogreek
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A program to begin winter 2004, this workshop series developed
specifically for seniors, helps to serve as a capstone Greek experience
and prepare them for the transition from being a Northwestern undergraduate
to an active alumni.
www.northwestern.edu/gogreek
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Each year Northwestern sends between four to 10 Greek leaders
to this national program sponsored by the North American Interfraternity
Conference. This experience helps fraternity & sorority leaders
transform their communities through values based action. Each sessions
will offer 70 - 80 Greek leaders and 20 fraternity and sorority
professionals from throughout the United States and Canada a live-in
institute experience. Large group programs are complemented by regular
small group meetings in "chapters" of 10 - 12 students. UIFI is
interactive, fun, challenging, inspiring, and encouraging.
groups.northwestern.edu/ifc/
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