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OUR MISSION
The mission of the SLPKC is to serve as a resource for higher education professional who have a professional interest in young-adult (i.e., college students) leadership training, education, and development. The Community will share best practices, provide critical evaluation of the field, examine standards for leadership programs, support national and regional efforts to develop student leadership programs, make contributions to the literature, recognize exemplary programs, and cultivate a forum for the presentation of new ideas.
SLP-KC Strategic Goals
Under the direction of co-chairs Dr. Jan Lloyd and Melissa Shehane, The SLPKC Leadership Team has identified our strategic goals for the 2010-2011 year.
- To increase leadership resources availabe on the SLPKC website
- To increase communication with members to share practices and expand knowledge
- To create and foster growth for a Graduate Student Support Network
- To promote sponsorship and outreach initiatives
- To expand online leadership webinars