NEW Leadership – WSU, Save the Date: June 2-7, 2016

National Education for Women (NEW) Leadership is a national nonpartisan  program that educates and encourages  outstanding college women to develop paths towards leadership.

This six-day summer program will  introduce you to women leaders who will share their insights and inspire you to  discover your own leadership potential.

Students of ALL MAJORS and  BACKGROUNDS from any  Washington university/college are  encouraged to apply!

NEW Leadership Participants:

  • Practice public speaking, planning, organizing, and networking to address real social problems
  • Draw on the expertise of seasonal coaches and the experiences of women leaders in government, business, science, art, and the community
  • Learn a set of skills designed specifically to prepare college women for public leadership

Applications available January 25.

For more information Contact:
Maria Saucedo
saucedo@wsu.edu
509-335-4359
women.wsu.edu

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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