Getting involved on campus is a fantastic way to develop and strengthen your leadership skills. Learn and employ event planning skills, write agendas and lead meetings, practice problem solving and communication abilities! Here are just a few opportunities for you to take what you're learning in the classroom and apply it to real-life situations.
Alverno Leadership Program Series
A.L.P.S. is a 3-tiered leadership development program for Alverno students. The goal of this program is for students to understand and develop personal leadership skills and traits, and to identify opportunities to practice and demonstrate leadership on and off-campus.
For more information contact alps@alverno.edu
Alverno Student Government
The Alverno Student Government (ASG) serves the undergraduate student body by:
- Providing a means for students to be effective citizens and leaders by representing the student body in decisions;
- Giving students an opportunity to effectively express concerns;
- Addressing issues by working with individuals, committees, and departments;
- Advocating for student concerns and needs;
- Encouraging communication and policy development on campus-wide issues;
- Providing needed services; and
- Setting, allocating, and dispensing student fees collected by the College
Elections are head each fall and spring for the Executive Board as well as representatives from each School (i.e. School of Nursing, School of Arts & Sciences). Contact asg@alverno.edu for more information.
Peer Leaders
Every year Alverno hires and trains students to become Peer Leaders to work with new incoming students and their families. Becoming a Peer Leader is an excellent way to represent the College, interact with new students, and develop leadership skills. Peer Leaders are required to facilitate icebreakers, speak on question/answer panels, and encourage students to become involved on campus and learn about academic, social, and wellness resources.
