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Why You Host and Participate in SLI... |
2013 SLI Host Application–Due 12/20/11 |
Interested in hosting the 2013 SLI on your campus? Applications due December 20, 2011! Download an information sheet with application.
Would you like to meet other fellows from across the country? Does participating in a five-day leadership institute aimed at developing your leadership skills, enhancing your cultural competencies, and preparing you for a career in student affairs sound enticing? If you answered yes to either of these questions, you are encouraged to apply to be a part of the Summer Leadership Institute (SLI). SLI is held annually on various university campuses and offers 32 select Fellows the unique opportunity to network with their peers and student affairs administrators serving as institute faculty representing the scope of NASPA's membership. The SLI not only provides an in-depth leadership development experience, but it also prepares Fellows for graduate work in student affairs/higher education. With the cost of food, travel, and logging covered, there is no reason for any Fellow to miss out on this life changing experience.
Learning Outcomes
As a result of attending SLI:
- Fellows will demonstrate an understanding how their personal identities and histories have impacted their lives and their ability to work with others.
- Fellow will demonstrate an understanding of the multiple paths to working in Student Affairs.
- Fellows will demonstrate that they are able to find ethical resolutions to critical issues in Student Affairs through case study analyses and other assessment activities.
- Fellows will demonstrate through written and oral presentations that they have developed the requisite writing, research, and speaking skills for entry into graduate school.
- Fellows will demonstrate that they have developed the professional networking skills through their interactions with mentors, faculty facilitators, and other Fellows.
- Fellows will examine and demonstrate that they have developed the cultural competency skills that are integral to the profession.