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Study the many facets of leadership through interactive
workshops and seminars. The LDS
workshops provide the resources necessary to develop personal
integrity, organizational understanding, communication skills, and
an ethic of service. Though not required, we suggest beginning with LDS 116.
This workshop will expose you to the Leadership Practices Inventory,
which will in turn guide your selection of future LDS workshops. All workshops begin at 6:30pm and the dress is casual. For more information or if you have any questions, contact Leslie Beddingfield.
NOTE: The workshops for the 2011-2012 academic year will be updated by August 2011.
To view past workshops, please click below. Take a look to gain an idea of the types of workshops you can participate in next academic year.
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All workshops are located in the Talley Student Center (unless otherwise noted) and begin
at . Workshops last
approximately two hours.
LDS 111 - Working With Diverse Populations
LDS 116 - Leadership Practices Inventory
LDS 137 - Ethics and Actions
LDS 149 - Servant Leadership
LDS 169 - Developing Compelling Visions for Change
LDS 185 - Building Bridges: Leading Diverse Groups Through Conflict
Requirements for the
Visionary Leadership Certificate
It is our policy to cancel Leadership Development Series Workshops
if the University has cancelled classes due to adverse weather.
If possible, we will attempt to reschedule all cancelled workshops.
Please check this site for updated schedules.
All students, faculty and staff of NCSU may attend LDS workshops
of charge.
“Nothing compares to the seminars offered
by the Leadership Development Series. Repeatedly I have witnessed
the impact on the students in the areas of increased involvement
in campus activities as well as a heightened awareness of
the need to do more than just go to class! I am constantly
thanked by the students for directing them to this resource
that provided contact with outstanding professionals sharing
a wealth of life experiences.”
Philip Dail
Director of Advising and Admissions
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