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Improving Your Group
Leadership Lessons of College CEOs
Three successful
students share tips to improve productivity
By
Cal Newport, Dartmouth College
Achieving Acclaim
How to get national
publicity for your group's projects
By Rodger
Roeser
Climbing High
Adventure learning can benefit your group
By Risa
G. Merl,
senior editorial assistant
If You Can Dream It, You Can Create
It
How to start a
student-run organization
By
Steven D. Cohen, University of Florida
Small Schools, Large Problems
Leaders at smaller schools face issues that larger schools don't
By
Santiago Sanz, University of Florida
Working With Your Administration
Understanding system and building relationships are keys to success
By
Christy Zamani, California State
University
How
To Avoid Low Turnout at Your Next Event
Time-tested tactics for boosting attendance
By
John Franson, Kansas State University
Dancing for a Cause
How to start a Dance
Marathon at your university
By
Kate Stone, Indiana University
Culture and Student Organizations
Invoking change within your group while
maintaining the overall identity
By Dan Bureau,
Student Activities Advisor, University of New Mexico
New
Aspects of Leadership
Reaching out to constituents
By Wanda Herndon, Columbia College
Profiles
Brotherly Love Transcends Stereotypes
Zeta Beta Tau's Rho Iota
chapter supports their community
By
Maria Alejandra Cancino
Mission: Leadership
Sergeant leads on and
off campus
By
Melanie
De Jesus
McNair's Passion
Student at Wofford
College works hard to help his community
By
Maria Cancino
Deep in the Club Scene
SA executive board
member enriches students' lives
By
Melanie
De Jesus
Bridging the Distance
WSU's distance education
SG connects students
By
Melissa Weise
1,000 Watts of Leadership
Student-run radio
station defines leadership
By
Joe Mazer
"Get Carded" to Save Lives
Students educate Florida
about organ donation
By
Lesley Ann Moorman-McMillen
Healthy Leadership
Pitt students teach
children about healthy living
By Kimberly Jones
SIFE Makes Dollars and Sense
Students reach out to
community with financial knowledge
By Brenna Fisher,
editorial assistant
When the Chips are Up
Arizona Blue Chip puts
stock in leadership
By John Lamothe,
associate editor
Helping the Helpers
Students create own
Volunteer Resource Center
By Ana
Ribero, editorial assistant
Recipe for Success
Hastings College
graduate enhances her leadership with humility
By Ana
Ribero, editorial assistant
Finding a Voice
The quest to build a
city-student relationship
By
Eric
Swalwell, University of Maryland
Running At Full Throttle
A day in the life of a
student leader
By
Michael Marcelli
Going Against All
Odds All Her Life
SG
president accomplishes more than most in spite of disability
By
Dr. Gayle Noble, SAC Advisor,
Coastline Community College in California
Greeks
Find Their Voice
The Greek Chronicle gains acceptance and
support of community
By
Wes Milligan, University of Missouri
A
Student Paper Triggers Campuswide Changes
Student journalists
at Alaska Pacific University fight for lower tuition and better customer
service.
By
Cotty
Parks, Alaska Pacific University
Serving as SG President and Editor of the Campus Newspaper
A Northwestern State University student shares
his experiences holding these potentially conflicting positions
By Ivy Scattergood
Animal Lovers Unite at the University of Alabama
Bama
P.A.W.S. promote animal welfare and safety through volunteerism and
education
By
Amanda Ligon
Business Students Volunteer for Non-Profit Organizations
The "Service Leadership Certificate
Program" at St. Louis University integrates Jesuit education with the fundamentals of
leadership
By
Beth Wohlert
Texas A&M Students Keep School Spirit Alive
Traditions Council educates Aggies about customs
By Jaclyn Sherman
1999 LeaderNet Essay Winners
Students answer the question "Who was the
most influential leader of the 20th century?"
• Margaret
Sanger educated women about the benefits of
birth control
By
Yvon Edoumou
•
Mother
Teresa founder and former leader of Missionaries
of Charity Submission
By Wafi Abdulla
•
Mahatma Gandhis message of peace transcends all
borders
By Farah Nazarali-Stranieri
Campus
Leaders Set an Example
The Student Government Association at Winthrop
University in South Carolina created "The Dedication for Excellence" to
encourage citizenship
By Anna Marie Neri
Distance-Learning Students
Launch a Cyber SG
Extended degree program students at
Washington State University start an on-line Student Government to address
their special needs
By Anna
Marie Neri
SG Leaders Get Constituents' Feedback
Student Government Board officials at the University
of Pittsburgh create "The Student Leaders Forum" to find out what students want
By Elise Lyne
Improving Yourself
Self-Directed Leadership
How to bring out that hidden talent for leadership
By
Dr. Jared Lancer
The Three Principles of Leadership
How to be an effective
leader
By
Brendon Burchard,
author of The Student Leadership Guide
Lead by Coaching
Moving from team member to team coach
By
Jeff Pal,
president, Leadertrain America
How To Think Like a Winner
Becoming a winner doesn't just happen
By
Ruben
Gonzalez, three-time Olympian
After the Fun and Sun, Read On!
Check out these
inspirational picks from the editors
Fighting for Financial Aid
Hard work doesn't always pay off for aid students
By
Emily Brandon, University of Rochester
Fitness + Student Leader = Optimal Performance
Exercise
is even more necessary for the busiest students
By
Antonia McGuire, University of Western Ontario, Canada
Communication Skills Key to S.U.C.C.C.E.S.S.S.
In leadership and in work,
speaking and writing clearly are essential
By
Kendall Isaac
Getting the Most Out of Conferences
Student Government leaders at the University of North
Dakota use their "Homework Sheet" as a networking tool.
By
Eric
Hastie
Remaining Politically Active While Studying Abroad
A Binghamton University student runs for
Student Association president while living overseas
By Dave Berkowitz
The
Challenge of a Radical Future
Leaders should risk everything to try something new
By Sara Buntin, Emory & Henry College
Getting the Appreciation You Deserve
How to become well-known and respected on your campus
By Tye Thomas, Johnson & Wales University
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