Comprehensive Leadership Program
The Office
of Student Activities & Leadership introduced ODU's Comprehensive
Leadership Program. This program focuses
on self-awareness, ethical leadership, integrity, and service. It gives students the resources and
opportunities to become a successful leader and truly develop their leadership
skill-set to their fullest capacity, while making a positive impact.
The
Comprehensive Leadership Program aims to assist students on their leadership
journey at Old Dominion University. The
program consists of three developmental phases: Emerging Leaders, Developing
Leaders, and Monarch Leaders. The tiered
leadership program utilizes the Social Change Model of leadership and examines the individual, the group, and the community.
The program
initiatives provide students the opportunity for dialogue, feedback, and the
development of new skills. The program
emphasizes peer to peer learning and includes avenues for self-reflection and
hands on leadership experience.
Emerging Monarchs Program
The Emerging
Monarchs phase of the Comprehensive Leadership Program focuses on the self and
transitions into leadership within the community and student
organizations. The program includes
workshops, various co-curricular activities, an overnight retreat, and an
online forum. Topics addressed in the
program include:
- Self-Discovery
- Values Clarification
- Networking, teambuilding, and leading others
- Power & Privilege
- Service
Cohort meetings will resume in the spring semester
on Friday, February 8, 2013 at 2pm.
As a result
of participating in the Emerging Leaders Program, participants will:
· Be introduced to the Social Change Model
· Be more self-aware of their leadership style and
preferences
· Develop skills to be able to successfully work
in groups and teams
· Identify personal values
· Be introduced to leadership and engagement
opportunities at ODU and the greater community
Programs and
initiatives in the Emerging Leaders Program include:
· Leadership Lecture Series
· Leadership Lab
· Emerging Leaders Retreat
· Service
This program is recommended for:
· First Year and Second Year students
· Students recently involved in a student
organization
· Students exploring involvement opportunities at
ODU
· Transfer Students
In order for you to get the most
out of the Emerging Monarchs Program, we ask that you make the commitment to
engage fully in the initiatives listed above. Participants are encouraged to attend Leadership Labs, Leadership
Lecture Series, and explore student involvement opportunities at ODU.
We encourage you to examine your
current skills and see if the Emerging Monarchs Program is the right fit for
you to grow as a leader!
There is a $20 fee for the
program. The fee covers the cost of the
overnight retreat, transportation, and meal expenses.
Registration information for
2013-2014 coming soon!
Developing Monarchs
The Developing Monarchs phase focuses on the group and
examines the areas of collaboration, common purpose, and controversy with
civility. The program includes
workshops, various co-curricular activities, and hands on leadership roles and
experiences. Topics addressed in the
program include:
· Inclusion & Social Justice
· Leading Others
· Problem Solving
· Working in Groups
· Ethical Leadership
· Building a Cohesive Team
· Five Practices of the Student Leadership
Practices Inventory
As a result of participating in the Developing Monarchs
Program, participants will:
· Identify group leadership style and explore
strategies to work effectively with others
· Develop strategies to effectively lead others
· Identify and discuss methods for navigating
change within an organization
· Develop and articulate personal leadership
philosophy
· Examine and apply the five practices of the
Student Leadership Practices Inventory
· Engage in campus and community leadership
experiences
Programs and initiatives in the Developing Monarchs Program
include:
· Leadership Lecture Series
· Leadership Lab
· Monarch Leaders Retreat
· LeaderShape
· FSI Counselor
This program is recommended for:
· Sophomore and Juniors
· Students involved in a student organization
· Students with leadership roles on campus
Monarch Leaders
The Monarch Leaders phase focuses on citizenship and
provides participants engagement opportunities in the ODU and Norfolk
communities. The program includes
workshops, various co-curricular activities, and hands on leadership roles,
facilitation, and mentoring experiences. Topics addressed in the program include:
· Collaboration and Networking
· Building other leaders
· Embracing Change
· Civic Engagement
· Developing a vision
As a result of participating in the Monarch Leaders
Program, participants will:
· Develop strategies to effectively lead others
· Examine and define Monarch citizenship
· Develop facilitation and mentoring skills
· Identify avenues to create social change in the
ODU and Norfolk community
Programs and initiatives in the Monarch Leaders Program
include:
· Leadership Lecture Series
· Leadership Lab
· Monarch Leaders Retreat
· LeaderShape
· Freshmen Summer Institute (FSI) Counselor
· Emerging Leaders Mentor
This program is recommended for:
· Juniors and Seniors
· Students involved in student organizations
· Students with leadership roles on campus