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Monmouth College provides opportunities for all students to explore and
enhance their leadership skills and abilities, thereby exposing each student to
experiences where he or she can become an active, principled leaders within
organizations and communities.
Here are some of the ways that students can develop their leadership talents:
Student Organizations
There are over 80 organizations, groups, and teams to choose from. As a
first year student, joining a residence hall council is a great place to start.
Eventually, you can increase your responsibility within organizations by
becoming an officer or a committee member.
Contact any of these
student organizations.
Athletics and Intramurals
Getting involved in any type of sport in beneficial to not only your
physical well being but skill development including character building and
teamwork. There are 47 intercollegiate and intramural teams to get involved
with. Visit www.monm.edu/sportsinfo.
Residence Life Staff
Becoming a Resident Assistant, a Head Resident, or a House Manager is a
challenging yet very rewarding position. This is a fantastic way for you to
develop and polish your leadership skills. Contact x2113 or
reslife@monm.edu.
Scot Ambassadors
Students are chosen annually to work with the Admissions Office to
assist in student recruitment efforts. These student leaders give tours to
prospective students and their families as well as assist with open houses and
hosting overnight guests. Contact the Office of Admissions at x2133 or
admit@monm.edu.
Orientation Leaders
Do you remember being nervous and anxious when you first arrived on
campus? As an Orientation Leader you will have the opportunity to make an impact
on new students by helping them adjust to college life. Contact x2345 or
stockdale@monm.edu.
Student Chaplains
Students are selected to assist with the planning and delivery of
religious and spiritual life programming to the campus community. If you enjoy
helping others and have an interest in religious and spiritual events, contact
x2380 or kfannin@monm.edu.
Greek Life
With over 150 years of tradition, Greek Life is dedicated to building
future societal leaders. Fraternities and sororities provide you with a wealth
of opportunities to discover and refine your leadership potential.
Learn more about men's and women's
fraternities here.
Hall Government
Hall Council is an excellent way to get involved and help make a
difference where you live. Through participation you can experience executive
board positions, budget management, and program planning. Speak to a Resident
Assistant or Head Resident for more information. Contact x2113 or
reslife@monm.edu.
Leadership Development Programs
Take charge of improving your leadership skills. The Monmouth College
Leadership Development Program offers many conferences, workshops and
roundtables that can help you develop and improve your leadership skills.
Fall 2009 Programs
Greek Executive Officer Conference
August 18, 5-8pm, Highlander Room, Stockdale Center
Hall Government Workshop
September 8, 6-8pm, Highlander Room, Stockdale Center
Greek Life New Member Retreat
September 26-27, Camp Summit, New Windsor, IL
Student Organizations Meeting of the Minds
November 3, 6:30pm, Highlander Room, Stockdale Center
Etiquette Dinner
November 10, 5-7pm, Highlander Room, Stockdale Center
Spring 2010 Programs
Greek Life Executive Officer Retreat
January 23, 10-5pm, Faith United Presbyterian Church
The Citizen Leadership Conference
February 20, 1-4pm, Highlander Room, Stockdale Center
Student Organizations Meeting of the Minds
March 23, 6:30pm, Highlander Room, Stockdale Center
Alternative Spring Break
March 6-14, Location To Be Determined
The Highlander Leadership Awards Banquet
April 15, 6-8pm, Highlander Room, Stockdale Center
Enrich Others Through Service
Alternative Spring Break
OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS. Immerse yourself in a week-long service trip
where you can make an impact. Students have worked in the Appalachian Mountains,
a South Dakota Native American Reservation, and North and South Carolina, and
Mississippi to assist with Hurricane Katrina Relief. The only fee for
participation is $50, which covers travel, lodging, and most expenses for the
week. Contact x2308 or engage@monm.edu.
Student Organizations Dedicated to Service
A variety of groups on campus provide service to our community and
nation as a central component of their mission. Each of these groups is open to
all students.
Student Organizations Incorporating Service
There are several student organizations that include service as an
integral part of their operation, as they believe that participation in one’s
community is critical to their overall work as an organization.
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