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Subject: Please READ THIS !!! Fellowship to The LeaderShape Institute
Date: Tue, 21 Mar 1995 12:30:50 EST
From: Prashant B Doshi <pdoshi@MIT.EDU>
Dear Student,
The following is a description for an amazing opportunity to receive a
fellowship to The LeaderShape Institute. For the first time ever, The
LeaderShape Institute is coming to MIT, and 60 students will have the
opportunity to take part in this exciting experience. We are two of the
twelve MIT students chosen to participate in this program last year at the
University of Illinois (all-expenses paid). Based on our experience there,
we felt it was something that no MIT student should miss, hence we set out
to bring The LeaderShape Institute to MIT. Leadership training is something
lacking in the core education at MIT, so please take a few minutes to
learn more about this fellowship. In all frankness, this has been the
single most important learning experience at MIT for us. We hope that
you will consider applying. We also request that you pass along the word
to your respective student organizations. Although the application process
is selective, The LeaderShape Institute is looking for students from all
types of backgrounds and experiences. So, please read the rest of this
message. If there are any questions, please send them via email.
Lizette Arce '95 (lizzie@mit.edu)
Prashant Doshi '95 (pdoshi@mit.edu)
P.S. Good Luck !!!
_______________________________________________________________________________
The LeaderShape Institute at MIT
MIT is bringing to campus an intensive six day leadership development workshop
designed to enhance the leadership abilities of student leaders on the MIT
campus. The training is provided by LeaderShape, Inc., a non-profit
organization committed to developing young adults to lead with integrity. The
program begins by evaluating individual leadership styles and expands to
organizational motivation. This is not a passive learning experience, filled
with lectures. This is a dynamic, interactive program that will give you the
opportunity to explore personal characteristics, expand leadership knowledge,
and spend an entire week with 60 other exceptional student leaders at MIT.
Have you ever fallen off a table into the waiting arms of total strangers? How
about climbing a ten-foot wall with nothing but your bare hands (and a few newly
found friends)? These are the types of experiences you can expect from this
interactive week of leadership development. Students first began falling,
climbing and participating in the active learning of leadership in 1986. Last
year, over 400 students from around the nation participated in the program,
raising the total alumni to nearly 2000. Through a grant from the Kellogg
Foundation, MIT was given the opportunity to implement this exciting week for
MIT students for the summer of 1995. Our organization has received funds from
the following corporations: Procter & Gamble, Motorola, Ameritech, and United
Technologies. The Office of the Dean of Engineering has also supported the
program with a $20,000 grant. With this funding, we will provide a fellowship
to every student chosen to participate in the LeaderShape. There will be no
cost to participants other than a committent of your time.
The program will occur this summer from May 30 - June 4, the week following
final exams at MIT and will be held on Thompson's Island in Boston Harbor the
home of Outward Bound. Students will be housed there for the entire week.
LeaderShape, Inc. has brought this leadership development program to MIT to
support the current and future leaders in student organizations at MIT. The
program will not only provide you with individual leadership training, but also
allow you to form personal friendships with many other outstanding student
leaders on campus. To apply for this unique experience, please complete the
an application (see below). Participation will be limited to sixty MIT students
who will BE RETURNING TO MIT FOR AT LEAST ONE YEAR.
Completed applications should be returned by Friday, April 7 to
Room 7-103, C/O of Ida Faber.
Applications will be available beginning Tuesday, March 21, in W20-549 and
7-103, and the OME.
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