The Education Department of the Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library hosted 22 students representing 10 area schools for the first in a series of four events in the Woodrow Wilson Student Leadership program earlier this month.
These students, from grades 10, 11, and 12 were selected based on leadership roles, academic standing, and teacher recommendations. Susan Laser, Etiquette Essentials LLC, began the day with “Interview Skills for Success.”
Martha Walker, PhD, Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, Mary Baldwin University, followed with “Gender Roles in Leadership.” Following lunch, the students heard from Kai Kennedy, Director of Clinical Education, Murphy Deming College of Health Sciences as she discussed “Planting Seeds of Global Engagement.”
The day concluded with an interactive program, “Speak Up! Finding Your Voice for Leadership” with Aaron Crosby, Actor, Director, and Teacher.
The Leadership Program is in its second year and is made possible by funding provided by Bankers Insurance, Daikin Applied Americas, Inc., Elk Logistics, Farmers & Merchants Bank, First Bank & Trust, Hollister, Inc., and James River Equipment.
For more information about the program visit woodrowwilson.org/education/woodrow-wilson-student-leadership-program or contact [email protected] or Susan Laser at 540-855-0897 x 110.
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