Leadership University
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Step 1: Sign Up!
Contact Tiffany Mayse at mayset@nku.edu or 859-572-5806 to register for Leadership University. Registering does not mean that you are obligated to finish the program. You can keep track of your progress and receive attendance updates through NKU Blackboard.
Step 2: Learn Your Options!
You can earn a Leadership University diploma by completing eight workshops and one community service throughout the year.
You can tailor your experience with a specific theme by selecting a concentration in either Personal Development or Student Leader Certification.
All participants must complete at least eight workshops and participate in a minimum of three hours of community service to earn a diploma. Check out the LU website for additional on-campus events that are included in the series, including but not limited to, participation in Diversity Week, International Education Week, Business Week, etc. You may use up to three of these additional events as credits for your diploma.
Step 3: Attend Sessions!
Here is a list of workshops offered this fall. Check out this website for updates and look for a spring brochure in late November.
Be sure to:
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Sign the attendance sheet at the workshop.
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Complete the evaluation form at the end of the workshop.
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Check your progress through Blackboard
Step 4: Celebrate!
All participants who complete the LU requirements will receive an invitation to the graduation ceremony. Guests will receive their Leadership University diploma at this event. NKU upper administration and all workshop facilitators will attend your big day! Be sure to check your e-mail in the spring for more details.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Can I attend more than eight workshops?
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There is no limit on how many you can attend!
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Can I participate in more community service events?
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Yes! Please check with the Student Life Volunteer Coordinator, Rebekah James, to learn about more opportunities.
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Can I attend workshops even if I don’t plan to complete the program?
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All workshops are open to everyone, even if you are unable to complete all eight workshops for the diploma.
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