The Leadership Summit Series is designed for the campus community to come together in various ways to learn, collaborate, and teach about social justice issues that impact our campus, our local communities and beyond. This year’s interactive, hybrid series will provide spaces for students to engage in critical dialogue, expand consciousness of self and others, and create liberating and equitable practices, all of which increases student leadership development. The series will allow for participants to enhance and build upon their personal leadership skills and presence. Participants will have an opportunity to engage with one another in thought-provoking and interactive programming that will challenge students to think critically about ethical leadership, one's own personal narrative and values, civic engagement and activism, and democracy. Participants will have a chance to engage in learning that will focus specifically on areas of ethical leadership, understanding one’s own personal narrative and values, student advocacy, engagement, as well as systematic structures and policies that exist that impact the way we make decisions and the way we choose to lead. This year’s Leadership Summit Series is hosted by the Center for Culture, Equity and Empowerment and the Leadership Education and Development (LEAD).
