Leadership Selection Process

Leadership Selection Process

This program selects highly qualified students for vital positions on campus. These positions- such as: student mentor, resident assistant, and peer tutor provide candidates with the opportunity to gain valuable leadership experience. The positions require a wide range of qualifications, including leadership potential, a positive attitude, and a willingness to learn. Click Here for More Information.

The Leadership Selection Process is starting soon.

Looking for a job? Trying to find that opportunity and a way to build your resume? Well the Leadership Selection Process is the place for you!!! Being in a student leadership role is a key ingredient for success at college. Here at Sage we provide a number of opportunities to explore leadership such as: being a student mentor, resident assistant or tutor, just to name a few.

To get started is easy. Just start by taking a look at the positions that are offered, read their descriptions, and decide which one is right for you. The positions require a wide range of qualifications, which include: leadership potential, a positive attitude, and a willingness to learn. So, make the right choice, and learn how to lead for tomorrow!!!

Sage Community Members

To make this a successful process, we need your assistance in identifying qualified students. Please look at the list of Leadership positions and think about the students that you come in contact with. The positions require a variety of qualifications, but all require students with leadership potential, good academic abilities, and strong interpersonal skills.

Please talk with students individually that you think would be good candidates encourage them to fill out an application on-line. You can recommend them generally, or for a particular position.

Please feel free to contact us with any questions. You may reach Diane Angrisano by email at angrid@sage.edu or at ext. 2207 or Mike Duignan by email at duignm@sage.edu or ext. 1753.

Applications & Recommendations are due Friday, February 20th.

  • Instructions

  • Application

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