Global Leadership Certificate Program
International Student Advisory Board
This program gives international students the opportunity to engage in campus leadership and to help shape the future direction of TTU's global vision. The Office of International Affairs is searching for the future leaders of global development from the international student body at TTU. The Office will select only a few individuals to be a part of this program and to serve on the International Student Advisory Board.
The Advisor Board will meet for a monthly lunch provided by the Office of Int'l Affairs. There the Advisory Board will discuss how to improve international student life and help shape the global vision for TTU. Upon the completion of this annual program, participants will be awarded the Global Leadership Certificate.
To be considered for this opportunity to build your leadership skills and resume, please fill out an application by clicking on the link below. You will also be asked to submit a resume with this application. For more information about this program, please email your questions to chris.lemmons@ttu.edu
Purpose:
The Global Leadership Certificate Program (GLCP) was created to develop student leaders
from the international student body at Texas Tech University. The participants in
the GLCP program will be members of the International Student Advisory Board (ISAB).
Participants will also develop leadership through volunteer opportunities and assessment
projects. The main objective of the Advisory Board is for its members to take part
in identifying, assessing, and recommending areas of improvement for international
services. From these recommendations, Texas Tech University and the Office of International
Affairs can recognize and take transformative action to improve international services
and student life at Texas Tech.
Requirements:
GLCP Participants will be required to attend monthly luncheons, each semester, to
collectively discuss areas of focus, assessment projects, volunteer opportunities,
and to listen to guest speakers.
Participants will volunteer for at least two events each semester which have a global
or international focus. The events must be pre-approved by the GLCP adviser to fulfill
this requirement of the Certification.
Each participant will choose an area of interest to conduct an assessment and report
the findings of the assessment to Texas Tech Administrators. The assessment must focus
on some aspect of international student life at Texas Tech University. This assessment
project will take place over the course of one academic year.
Once all the requirements of this program are met, the participants shall be awarded
the Global Leadership Certification sponsored by the TTU Office of International Affairs.
Past work:
International Affairs
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