Focus leadership areas:

• Communication skills.
• Planning and organizing
• Problem solving and decision-making
• Building relationships

After participating in the Student Global Leadership Fellows Institute, the student will be able to:

1. Demonstrate the ability to solve problems and manage conflict.
2. Share differing opinions in appropriate, respectful ways.
3. Identify with the background and historical value of St. Augustine’s University and learn mechanisms to successfully adapt to its culture and expectations.
4. Explain how making responsible choices enables one to assume acceptable roles in society.
5. Recognize the need for balance between freedom and responsible behavior and consider in advance the consequences.
6. Identify behaviors of healthy and unhealthy relationships that may interfere with goal achievement.
7. Illustrate the skills needed in effective communication. (oral and written)
8. Articulate the personal and professional competences of an effective leader.
9. Explain the role of a leader in recognizing the importance of team building and collaboration.
10. Defend the importance of a leader maintaining integrity without compromising on messaging and effectiveness

1. Summarize how creating systems change in the real world is influenced by piloting or supporting community efforts.
2. Articulate different strategies to successfully collaborate and network.
3. Describe the role of students in building community on campus and in the broader society.
4. Identify ethical responses, beforehand, to complex human issues
5. Demonstrate sensitivity towards individual and cultural differences
6. Revise judgments and changes behavior in light of new evidence.
7. Take responsibility for one’s role when interacting with others who may differ in beliefs, behaviors, values, and worldviews.
8. Listen to others with respect.

A. Periodic Reflection Statements

B. Written Learning Outcomes Evaluation

C. Focus Group Discussions at the end of each session