Sentences with phrase «become campus leaders»

Our members become campus leaders, serve their communities and collect real - world experience — attributes employers want.

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So a Christian could become leader of the athiest or Muslim campus club?

We kicked off with a role play — imagine a student in your college ministry approached you because she had become friends with a Muslim student on campus, and she was looking to you, as a Christian leader to help her make sense of that friendship.

HISD Food Services, in recently adopting a mission statement proclaiming its desire to become «a leader in child nutrition and wellness by providing the highest level of nutrition possible on our campuses,» seems to want to do better.

The Beacon School's current West 61st Street campus will become home to the West End Secondary School once Beacon vacates the space, but local education leaders worry the growth of both schools could be stunted by any possible delay.

At our international, diverse campus, you'll be prepared to become engaged and responsible leaders, ready for the new global world we live in.

«That's the most important part about this whole class: becoming well - rounded young men,» says Gregory Sashington, an Urban Prep, Englewood Campus alumni, Pride leader, and assistant dean.

Wayside will support and encourage Teacher Leaders, Campus - Level Instructional Coaches, and District Specialists who aspire to become principals develop into these roles.

During their time on campus, Remick Leaders are enrolled in course sequences designed to provide the skills and knowledge necessary to become exceptional leaders while addressing the Indiana state standards for building - level leadLeaders are enrolled in course sequences designed to provide the skills and knowledge necessary to become exceptional leaders while addressing the Indiana state standards for building - level leadleaders while addressing the Indiana state standards for building - level leadership.

The campus environment welcomes and supports active student discussion and engagement and encourages tolerance and respect within the Otis College community, preparing students to become leaders in a global world.

The Equal Justice Works Student Justice Center is pleased to offer free printable guides created for law students who want to become on - campus public interest law leaders.

Through this year of training, both on campus and online, educational leaders become better equipped to: