Student Leadership Development Luncheon

Anita Myers, the Volunteer Recruiter for the Guardian ad Litem program in the Sixth Circuit, will speak about the opportunity to work as a Guardian ad Litem volunteer and the valuable leadership skills you will develop in the program. Anita will also speak about her background and how she got to her current position and why our pillars of Community and Service are essential to being a good leader. Chick-Fil-A sandwiches will be served for those who stay for the presentation.

If you have questions, please reach out to Dana Ferraro, Chair of SLDC Committee.

The Leadership Development Committee aspires to instill a variety of effective leadership techniques in their colleagues through the presentation of speakers whom are active leaders in their communities.

By encouraging effective leadership during law school and equipping students with leadership tools, the Leadership Development Committee is better preparing future attorneys for challenges they may face in practice.

The Leadership Development Program will offer opportunities to students allowing them to take part in a variety Leadership Development Sessions. Students participating in the Leadership Development Program have the opportunity to receive a certificate of recognition at graduation. Successful completion of the program requires a total of 15 leadership credits plus a capstone essay.
*LLM Students are required to complete 8 Credits plus the essay.

Please RSVP on Engage 

E-mail [email protected] should you need ADA accommodations for this program.