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Self-Mastery - Positive Impact - Leadership in Action Leadership studies introduce leadership theory and develop leadership skills necessary for current and future leaders in society. The course is open to grade twelve students who seek to develop and enhance leadership skills. During the fall semester, students meet daily as a class to study communication, ethics, and the philosophy of leadership. They also hear from a series of guest speakers who represent a wide spectrum of leadership roles in our community. #leadership #jpiihyannis

Where Are They Now? Allen Fairview Leadership has graduated 34 classes, and we want to share where our leadership graduates are NOW! Read below to learn about Class 25 graduate, Ben Trahan!

The fight against AIDS requires collaboration and dedication from local leaders who understand the unique needs of their communities. By focusing on local leadership, we can ensure that resources and initiatives are tailored to address the specific challenges and barriers faced by different populations. Local leaders play a crucial role in raising awareness about HIV/AIDS, promoting prevention strategies, and ensuring that individuals have access to testing, treatment, and support services. They can mobilize communities, advocate for policy changes, and create safe spaces for dialogue and education. Spotlighting resources and stories centered on local leadership is a great way to showcase the inspiring work being done by individuals and organizations at the grassroots level. It not only recognizes their efforts but also provides a platform for sharing best practices and lessons learned. By highlighting these stories, we can inspire others to get involved, empower local leaders, and foster a sense of community ownership in the fight against AIDS. Together, with the collective efforts of local leaders and global support, we can strive towards an AIDS-free generation.

Where Are They Now? Allen Fairview Leadership has graduated 34 classes, and we want to share where our leadership graduates are NOW! Read below to learn about Class 10 graduate, Steve Matthews!

We are all interconnected. No matter how talented or hard-working we are, we can’t achieve success without others’ help.   But for those of us in leadership positions, humility and a sense of gratitude can unwittingly slip away. When we hold power and responsibility, we are prone to overestimating our own importance.   Take 5 minutes to try this exercise. It will help you to reconnect with selflessness and improve your leadership.

It’s one thing to notice a positive change in someone else but when they notice it in themselves? That moment is priceless. Adopt positive changes for yourself and learn how to help others through comprehensive leadership, communication and presence training. More about this work: https://lnkd.in/eX-RRRz2

Take your next most faithful step in executive leadership. This 4-week ritual course equips individuals of color exploring or pursuing a role as an executive at a theological institution. Learn more: https://bit.ly/43wADeN

Happy Monday future and current Bobcats! 🐾 Have you heard about Texas State University OWLS (Organization, Workforce, and Leadership Studies) program? Stay tuned this week as we dive into the world of OWLS and discover how it can empower you to succeed in your educational and professional journey. Get ready for a week of learning and inspiration! 📚💼 #SuccessAhead #TxstateOWLS

I posted my comment! I’d love to hear what other thoughts my #network has to share about value-based leadership. Please comment on Jessica Simms post below! #valuesdriven #valuebased #leadership