Apply to the 2016 NEW Leadership at WSU Summer Institute

National Education for Women (NEW) Leadership is a national nonpartisan program that educates and encourages outstanding college women to develop paths towards leadership. NEW Leadership Summer Institute is based on a curriculum developed by the Center for American Women and Politics at Rutgers University to address the underrepresentation of women in politics. Students of ALL MAJORS and BACKGROUNDS from any Washington university or college are encouraged to apply!

APPLICATIONS DUE MARCH 31, 2016

Event Dates: June 2–7, 2016
Location: WSU Pullman

AT NEW LEADERSHIP™ YOU WILL:
DISCOVER your own leadership potential.
BECOME an effective advocate for issues you care about.
MEET successful women leaders.
BUILD valuable networks with peers and mentors.
LEARN how policy decisions are made and how to influence the political process.

Contact:
Maria Saucedo
509-335-4359
saucedo@wsu.edu

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