
WHO WE ARE
The Leadership Education And Development Team(LEAD) is a group of student ambassadors who provide workshops for the PILOT program, and for classes, clubs, and student organizations on campus. Through participation in LEAD Team, students will develop skills necessary to develop an authentic leadership style in and out of the classroom.
Overview
The LEAD Team is a dynamic group of student ambassadors whose role on campus is to empower their fellow student leaders and organizations to develop themselves and their group through the facilitation of workshops and activities.
Through active involvement in LEAD team, students have the opportunity to cultivate the skills needed to nurture and showcase their authentic leadership abilities. Students will facilitate and become proficient in workshops centered around personal development, community engagement, leadership, and communication.
WHAT WE DO
- Facilitate workshops on leadership topics
- Critique and evaluate campus speakers
- Staff tables at promotional events
- Provide supplemental trainings for new LEAD facilitators
- Support office functions of Leadership & Community Engagement
As a result of students participating in LEAD team students will…
Develop and strengthen their leadership skills through active participation in lead team
Be able to design and facilitate a workshop as a result of participating in LEAD team
Gain confidence and increase public speaking skills as a result of LEAD team
Be able to recognize and describe their increased self-awareness as a result of LEAD team
Be equipped with the skills and confidence to lead in the workplace once they graduate LEAD team
Create an increased sense of belonging and connection with the community at UNC Charlotte
How Do I Join?
LEAD Team is currently recruiting for openings on the team. Interested students can fill out this Google Form.
Selected applicants will be asked to do a 15 minute presentation for the LEAD team leadership (Coordinator, GA and Assistant Director). This presentation will serve as an “interview” and can be on anything the applicant desires to present on. The purpose of the presentation is for the applicant to teach us something. Applicants will then be chosen based on their presentation design, public-speaking and facilitation skills.