Student Activities
Student Resource Center (SRC)
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Living Leadership Speaker Series
Living Leadership Speaker Series is a series of workshops featuring leaders in the community that have taken action in their lives in order to make a difference in the world around them. It is a way for you to find out how others live leadership everyday and to see “real life examples” of active participation, conscious decision-making and multiple perspectives.
The principles of this program are:
1. Active Participation
2. Conscious Decision-Making
3. Multiple Perspectives
Workshops
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Mason Tvert
12 p.m. – 2 p.m.
Turner Conference Center, SRC 2800
Tuesday, February 5,
2008
- Executive Director for Safer Alternative for Enjoyable Recreation (SAFER), a non-profit dedicated to educating the public about the relative safety of marijuana compared to alcohol
- Led successful campaign making Denver the first U.S. city to remove all penalties for adult marijuana possession under 1 oz.
Mason Tvert is the perfect example of actively participating in the issues he believes in. He is the executive director of Safer Alternative For Enjoyable Recreation (SAFER), a Colorado-based nonprofit dedicated to educating the public about the relative safety of marijuana compared to alcohol. He also directs the SAFER Voter Education Fund, the organization’s lobbying and campaign arm. Mason will discuss the successful campaign he led for Initiative 100 in Denver, and his work with college students around the country to educate their campuses on the issue and pass student referenda and resolutions. With Mason at the helm, SAFER has managed to reinvigorate the marijuana reform debate, relying on humorous advertising and stunts, aggressive debate, and a volunteer-driven grassroots movement that continues to pick up steam as it spreads across the nation.
Retreats and Conferences
Help KICK OFF each semester with the Leadership Launch Retreat in August, the ICCSAA Statewide Leadership Conference Retreat in November, and the Winter Retreat in January. You definitely WANT to be on the list for these exciting events filled with fun, team building, and getting to know other leaders at College of DuPage and across the state!
Leadership Development Class
Want to know more about theories of leadership while earning credit? Try HUM 2210 - a Leadership Development class that fulfills your Humanities requirement! It is designed to help students understand the nature of leadership, develop their personal leadership philosophy and prepare them to become leaders at home, on campus, in their community, and in their professions. Check your current class schedule for details.
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