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Cornell Certificate of Engaged Leadership

2018-2019 Jewish Studies Courses

Lead with a public purpose. Pursuing the Certificate in Engaged Leadership will challenge you to bring about the world you wish to see — now and throughout your life. You’ll build on your interests and experiences (from courses to extracurricular activities) and develop the skills you need to be an engaged leader — recognizing what the world needs from you and bringing about change through collaboration and respect. You’ll learn how to:
  • Build professional, academic and civic skills
  • Chart a course for lifelong leadership development
  • Address complex issues of public concern with effectiveness, humility, and empathy
  • Make the most of mentorship opportunities
  • Collaborate with community partners effectively and ethically
  • Strengthen your speaking and writing skills
  • Engage in meaningful reflection and deliberate dialogue
Learn more and apply here.
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