Everyday Leadership Pathway
The co-curricular pathway allows students to choose from a menu of leadership opportunities available on campus and pairs their participation in those programs and their participation in common required courses through PLAN with additional training and reflection requirements.
The co-curricular pathway allows students to choose from a menu of leadership opportunities available on campus and pairs their participation in those programs and their participation in common required courses through PLAN with additional training and reflection requirements.
Co-Curricular Program Highlights
- The co-curricular pathway is open to all matriculated undergraduate students (first-year, transfer, Dix, and international)
- Two-year program that students opt into during their sophomore or junior year
- Students who complete the co-curricular pathway will receive a certificate of leadership distinction
Co-Curricular Pathway Overview
- Students select one signature leadership program
- Participate in one community or research opportunity
- Select one curricular/experiential activity
- Take SIM 101, 201, 301, and the Leadership Course
- Attend the Inclusive Leadership Conference
- Attend four reflection meetings and three leadership trainings (one per semester)
- Complete a poster presentation
- Alternative Spring Break Team Leader
- America Learns
- Athletics Team Member/Leader
- Bonner Scholars
- Career Coaches
- Explore Peer Leaders
- Jumpstart Americorps
- Orientation Leader
- Resident Advisors
- Simmons Academic Mentor (SAM)
- Strong Women Strong Girls Executive Board
- Student Government Association Executive Board
- Student Organization/Collective Executive Board
- Undergraduate Tutor
- Wellness Ambassador
- Application to nationally competitive fellowship or grant
- Barbara Lee Fellowship
- Bridge Program Participant
- Jennifer Eckert Fellowship
- Living Learning Community Member
- Newman Civic Fellowship
- Passionate Leaders Project
- Presentation at Undergraduate Symposium
- Simmons World Challenge
- Student Advisory Board
- Student Club or Affinity Group
- Summer Undergraduate Research Experience
- Undergraduate Faculty-Student Collaborative Fellowship
- Clinical
- Internship/Assistantship
- Field Experience
- Service-Learning Course
- Study Abroad
- Sim 101
- Leadership
- SIM 201
- SIM 301
- Experiential Learning Course