Nov 30, 2024  
2022-2023 Graduate Catalog 
    
2022-2023 Graduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

1519 Leadership Development


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Leadership Programs provides a variety of programs and services to assist students in developing their leadership potential and considering how they can positively influence their individual communities. All students have leadership potential. Thus, Leadership Programs’ philosophy is based on a new way of thinking about leadership that emphasizes process over position and encourages everyone to consider how they can make a positive change in the world. This philosophy is guided by the Social Change Model of Leadership Development, a leadership model designed specifically with college students in mind.

Prior leadership experience is not required to participate in the programs. Students are encouraged to take advantage of all the programs and services. A strong leadership background will not only enhance students’ collegiate experience but will also prepare them for life after college. Students are encouraged to select leadership programs, retreats, and events tailored to their individual needs. Participation in Leadership Programs events provides students the opportunity to earn a Student Leadership Certificate.

For more information, visit Leadership Programs located in the Student Center West, Suite 475, call 404-413-1588 or visit the Leadership Programs’ website at leadership.gsu.edu.

1519.20 Honor Societies and Professional Organizations

Honor societies recognize the academic and co-curricular accomplishments of students. Students may be invited to join an honor society based on their year in school, major, or campus involvement. Professional organizations connect students to their future profession. Many professional organizations are affiliated with national organizations which provides students the opportunity to network with others in the profession. Participation in honor societies and professional organizations provides students important career-building opportunities.

For more information, visit Student Organizations located in Student Center West, Suite 475, call 404-413-1582 or visit the Panther Involvement Network website at pin.gsu.edu.

1519.30 Student Organizations

More than 450 chartered student organizations offer Georgia State University students a wide variety of involvement opportunities. From community service and cultural groups to political and recreational groups, these student organizations reflect a vast array of interests. In addition to providing students with a connection to others with like interests, active involvement in student organizations also offers opportunities for students to gain valuable leadership skills by serving as an officer or planning events and programs. A listing of all chartered student organizations as well as the requirements to charter new groups can be found online.

For more information, visit Student Organizations located in Student Center West, Suite 475, call 404-413-1582 or visit the Panther Involvement Network website at pin.gsu.edu.