CONFERENCES
State of
Leadership Conference
The State of Leadership Conference is an annual event open to students from
Texas Christian University (TCU) and regional universities. The conference aims
to motivate and prepare students to make positive social change in their
communities. Each year, the planning committee chooses a theme that is explored
and emphasized throughout the conference by keynote speakers and panelists,
education sessions and case studies, and community agency visits. The conference
is a coordinated by the TCU Leadership Center and the BNSF Next Generation
Leadership Program in the Neeley School of Business. If you are interested in
learning more, the TCU Leadership Center Staff at
leadership@tcu.edu.
The LeaderShape Institute
The LeaderShape Institute is an interactive, energizing, and unique experience
that builds leadership skills no other program can match. Since 1986, over
31,000 participants from all over the world have graduated from our program. But
be prepared! It is six days of non-stop self-discovery and learning from
practical experiences that build your leadership concepts and abilities. It's
go, go, go 12 hours a day... And you'll love it!
http://www.leadershape.org/results/ If you are interested in learning more,
contact leadership@tcu.edu.
National
Character and Leadership Symposium @ Air Force Academy
The United States Air Force Academy Center for Character Development hosts an
annual National Character and Leadership Symposium in February at the Air Force
Academy in Colorado Springs. NCLS brings together prominent political, military,
academic, sports, and corporate leaders to challenge visiting students and
cadets with their ideas and experiences in various forums. Approximately 200
undergraduate students from across the US are hosted by the Academy to
participate in the Symposium and to interact with top cadets. If you are
interested in learning more, contact Jason Eagar at
j.a.eagar@tcu.edu.
National
Conference on Ethics in America @ West Point
This 3-day annual conference is hosted by the U.S. Military Academy at West
Point. The NCEA’s purpose is to heighten awareness of ethical issues among
undergraduate students. Each year, the conference welcomes approximately 150
students from around the country. The TCU Leadership Center typically sends two
students who possess a passion from promoting high ethical standards and who
endeavor to work for positive change on TCU’s campus. If you are interested in
learning more, contact Jason Eagar at
j.a.eagar@tcu.edu.
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