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| The following is only a suggested timeline. It
is something to consult as you plan your leadership career at Northwestern.
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Freshman Year
| Sophomore Year | Junior
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Participate in one of NU’s Pre-New Student Week programs/Leadership Development Programs:
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- Attend the Activities Fair at Norris during the first week of school.
- Attend an open meeting for one of the many student groups on campus and sign up to be involved. Some groups might have open board positions or positions just for freshmen.
- Sign up for the Freshman Emerging Leaders Program or Freshman Class Council
- Sit in and listen to an ASG Senate meeting (7:00 p.m. Wednesday nights, Northwestern Room, Norris University Center)
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- Attend Women in Leadership
- Check Recruitment for Fraternity/Sorority Life
- Click here to learn about leadership opportunities that are compensated
- Many student groups have elections at the end of winter quarter. If there is a group you’ve been involved in
see if there will be an open position on the board.
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- All of the student groups who didn’t
have elections at the end of the winter quarter will have elections
in the beginning of the Spring Quarter so be on the lookout.
- Attend a conference/lecture on campus
(Women in the Leadership/Diversity Conference/Medill Speaker Series,
that you find interesting.
- Participate in ULP
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| It is important to make sure you
don’t have too much on your plate. The beginning of Fall quarter
is good time to map out all of your commitments.
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Be a counselor for one of NU’s Pre-New Student Week/Leadership Development Programs
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- Look into running for a position on ASG
- Attend a conferences/lecture on campus (Woman in the Leadership/Diversity Conference/Medill Speaker Series/Greek
Emerging Leaders Program, that you find interesting.
- Click here to learn about leadership opportunities that are compensated.
- Find out about Goldman Sachs Global Leaders Program and Leadershape.
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Ok, burnout could be near. It is important to prioritize all of you commitments.
- If you haven’t been involved with one of the Leadership Groups, check
out the different opportunities
- Click here to learn about leadership opportunities in the Office of Residential Life.
- Run for a board position, or if you are all already
on the board of student organization/fraternity/sorority consider
running for a higher position. Consider running for a position in
a different student organization instead.
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- Run for a board position, or if
you are all already on the board of student organization/fraternity/sorority
consider running for a higher position. Consider running for a position
in a different student organization instead.
- Attend a conferences/lecture on campus
(Woman in the Leadership/Diversity Conference/Medill Speaker Series)
that you find interesting.
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As a junior you might be running
a student organization, serving as a 2nd year Senator on ASG, or
getting more involved in a fraternity/sorority or student organization.
You have a lot to share the with campus community.
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Be a counselor for one of NU’s Orientation/Leadership Building Programs
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- If you have attended any of the
campus conferences/leadership building programs (provide a link
to such programs) then help plan/coordinate one of these conferences/programs.
- If you’re a CA think about being
an RHC or SCA .
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- If you haven’t been involved
with any of the Leadership Groups,
check out the different opportunities
- Click
here to learn about leadership opportunities that are compensated.
- Run for a board position, or if you are
all already on the board of student organization/fraternity/sorority
consider running for a higher position. Consider running for a position
in a different student organization instead.
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- Run for a board position, or if
you are all already on the board of student organization/fraternity/sorority
consider running for a higher position. Consider running for a position
in a different student organization instead.
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| The beginning of the end of your
undergraduate career at Northwestern. This is the year to leave
your mark. It’s important to continue to have a positive attitude
towards student leadership. This is a year for reflection, rewards,
and seeking out others to continue your hard work.
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Be a counselor for one of NU’s Orientation/Leadership Building Programs
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- Identify freshmen student leaders and take them under your wing and help them make thoughtful decisions.
- Look for awards to apply for based on leadership experiences.
- In addition to planning conferences and programs, serve as a resource at the events.
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