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Thanks for championing a liberal arts education, which lays the foundation for lifelong learning, nurturing an innate curiosity and the ability to ask deeper, more insightful questions. By exploring various disciplines, students gain a holistic understanding of the world, allowing them to connect ideas across fields and foster innovation. This education also emphasizes ethical reasoning and civic responsibility, shaping graduates into not just skilled professionals but also conscientious global citizens. In an era of rapid technological and industrial change, the adaptability and resilience fostered by a liberal arts education are crucial, equipping individuals to learn new skills and pivot their careers as needed. Moreover, by engaging with diverse cultures, histories, and philosophies, students develop empathy and effective communication skills, essential for building strong relationships and leading with understanding in both professional and personal realms.

The 2024 ODK applications have been sent out! Take a look at the poster below to learn more about ODK- the National Leadership Honor Society.

New year, new blog! We are excited to share with you our latest post, 3 Steps To Building a "Triple Threat" Intercollegiate Athletics Program by Dr. Travis Feezell, Senior Consultant for Leadership Strategies. If you're interested in learning how to create a successful athletics program at your college or university, you won't want to miss out on this resource! More at The Credo Blog. https://bit.ly/3HbD7Vn

Dr. Andrew Shorb is one of the many faces of leadership that have come through PAMED’s Year-Round Leadership Academy (YRA). Learn more about what the YRA can do for you and your future at www.pamedsoc.org/YRA.

It is so important for students to see themselves represented in influential leadership positions at school, showing them what's possible for their own lives and careers. However, while the number of school-aged Black and Latino children has increased significantly, Black and Latino men make up only 13% of school principals in the U.S. To help ensure students see themselves reflected in the educators and leaders around them, NFBLME: The National Fellowship for Black and Latino Male Educators is working to close this gap. Through its unique programming, the organization helps Black and Latino men become principals and leaders throughout the education sector. https://lnkd.in/eeH-Jmwg

Did you know you can use your Perkins funding on UDL professional development? The Strengthening Career and Technical Education for the 21st Century Act (Perkins V) recommends UDL for state leadership and professional development. Find out how to use Perkins Funding to deliver UDL-based professional development, improve work-based learning, and create innovative solutions to local issues. https://ow.ly/Ameu50QFF1O

Confidence is a trait often identified as a key component of successful leadership and many other essential competencies for student success. Cadet Leadership at R-MA is all about personal development. See how this unique, multi-faceted program supports confidence building. Read more! https://hubs.li/Q02gQnBB0

Check out what Wendy has to say about the NASLEE Leadership Academy!

More great news from Hood College! Learn more about the Ph.D. program in Counselor Education and Supervision via the link below.

Being a mentor in a similar leadership development program was life-changing. Participants grew, found their voice, confidence, skills, and lessons to cary forward and pass down to their followers as they advanced into leadership roles. When you invest in talent… Great things happen! Why would you expect anything different from a cohort of professionals eager to grow and reach their potential who happen to be blind? #Leadership #Talent #ProfessionalDevelopment #Inclusion