The committee is comprised of select students and employees who discuss leadership development initiatives and work toward a coordinated vision for leadership development.

Student Leadership Interns:   Sasha Carter ’27, Gracie Vale ’27, Milan Iezzi ’28 , Rawle Nurse ’28, Macy DiDario ’29, Matthew Valenta ’29, Chelsea Bennett ’30,  Lyla LaMonica ’30, and Maya Hartz ’30.

Applications: Applications for Student Leadership Interns will become available during Spring Semester for the 2027-2028 academic year. 

The Leadership Education Committee meets weekly

Meetings include conversations about all aspects of the leadership education program, planning the annual Leadership Institute, and bi-weekly book chapter discussions each semester. The Leadership Interns are the primary force behind the logistical preparations needed to implement the annual programs including the Student Leadership Conference and the Hoff awards.

The committee’s purpose is to create and support:

  • Educational experiences that are grounded in leadership theory and established research.
  •  Leadership opportunities designed to be properly sequenced for realistic challenge and support which matches student readiness. 
  • Educational interventions framed in a way that encourages active learning through concrete experiences, regular feedback, and reflection.