Nick Mamalakis Emerging Leader Program
The Nick Mamalakis Emerging Leader Program is a 10-week leadership development program for first year students and students new to Armstrong. The program will be highly interactive with participants taking a major role in each program. Mini-lectures, skill building workshops, and human potential exercises will provide hands-on training for the partipants to learn to be more effective as a person and as a leader.
An Emerging Leader Advisory Council, composed of community leaders, Armstrong Atlantic State University faculty members and students, operates to provide a quality leadership training experience for each student. The opportunity to get to know these community and campus leaders on an informal basis will prove invaluable for the emerging leaders.
There is no cost to students who are chosen to participate in the program.
What is the purpose of the program?
- To assist new students with their transition into college leadership opportunities.
- To teach new students the skills that are needed to be successful in leadership positions.
- To enable students to discover within themselves the qualities that make them effective people and leaders.
- To help direct new students into appointed and elected leadership positions that are available on campus.
- To develop new students as leaders so that their marketability upon graduation is improved.
What topics are covered in the program?
- Leadership Styles
- Consensus Seeking
- How to Run a Meeting
- Coalition Building
- Motivation
- Customer Service and Leadership
- Leadership and Reward
- Ethics in Leadership
- Communication Skills and the Leader
- Table Manners and Courtesy
- How to be a Good Leader
- How to be a Good Follower
How do I apply to the program?
Complete the online application at the top of this page. You may also pick up an application from the Division of Student Affairs.Only 30 students will be chosen for the Emerging Leader Class.
When and where will the program be held?
Meeting sessions are held on 10 consecutive Wednesdays during the semester from noon to 1:30 p.m. in the Student Union.Program Directors
William P. KelsoAssistant Vice President for Student Affairs
Chris Nowicki
Assistant Director: Student Union and Activities
For more information, contact:
Division of Student AffairsArmstrong Atlantic State University
Student Union, Room 206
11935 Abercorn Street
Savannah, Georgia 31419-1997
Phone: 912.344.2514 Fax: 912.344.3475
Email: .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)

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