As we start wrapping up a year’s worth of work at the Center for Leadership, the 2014-2015 CFL team took some time and a few words to reflect on our progress. From “collaborative” to “impactful,” here are some of the things we took away from our year at the CFL.
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Tess Duncan, Senior Director
– Impactful, never boring, and created friendships.
Michael Spencer, Senior Director
– Exceptional. I have been incredibly fortunate to work with some of the brightest, most dedicated and most talented students on Elon’s campus!
Christine Fortner, Fellows Director
– Challenges me to think deeper and be creative.
Emily Petersen, LEAD Program Director
– Great collaboration
– Expanded my network
– The opportunity of working alongside of exceptional leaders in and of itself made me a better leader!
Sara Elgart, Workshop Coordinator
– An incredible opportunity to grow and develop in leadership and myself as an individual
Kelly August, LEAD Program Director
– Growth
Tim Sanford, LEAD Program Director
– Developmental
Ben Bridges, Community Director for LEAD Program
– Passion into Action
Alex Hunter, Org Development Director
– More than rewarding. I had the opportunity to meet and establish relationships that I would not have received otherwise!
Dan Murphy, Org Development Director
– Collaborative. I’ve had the opportunity to collaborate consistently with gifted leaders on Elon’s campus.
Leena Dahal, Intersect Conference Coordinator
– Being on the CFL team has made me realize that when passionate people come together, opportunities to be successful are boundless.
Madeline Monaco, Marketing Director
– Eye-opening. Even in social media management and creating print materials, I learned so much about my capacity to be a leader.
Megan Mungall, Marketing Director
– This is my 3rd semester on the CFL Team. I have been encouraged, empowered and challenged into becoming a better leader and a better person. But the one word I would use to describe the CFL is family.
Sean Barry, Special Events Coordinator
– Incredible. The staff on the CFL team helps me grow so much not only as a leader, but in so many facets of life. The team creates a community that is unlike any other on campus, and I could not be happier than to be a part of it.
Elon?
My favorite aspect of the CFL has been the opportunity to surround myself with incredibly talented and motivated students. I firmly believe that those you associate yourself with have a profound impact on how you grow as a person, and I have found students who are involved with the CFL to have a very positive impact on my personal growth.
reading River of Doubt (a book I highly
Carolina businesses. Jensen told us, “As the president of H.O.P.E., I have been pushed to a new level of leadership where I not only have to lead my peers, but also professionals in the community that serve on the Board. This has given me a new understanding of how factors like age play into leadership.”
