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Day: October 1, 2012

U Lead, We Lead

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U Lead, We Lead is a leadership event for emerging leaders

U Lead, We Lead is designed to increase undergraduate students’ self-awareness and understanding of leadership styles, strengths, and challenges.

Our Speakers

Lorenzo Romar has served as Head Coach of Husky Men’s Basketball for the last decade, creating Washington’s elite basketball program. Learn more about Lorenzo Romar

Ana Mari Cauce is the University of Washington Provost and Executive Vice President, the second-highest position at the University, overseeing academic programs, the University’s budget, and many programs and initiatives. Learn more about Ana Mari Cauce

Dorothy Bullitt teaches courses related to leadership as a Distinguished Practitioner and Senior Lecturer at UW’s Evans School of Public Affairs. She is also the former CEO of Habitat for Humanity of Seattle/South King County. Learn more about Dorothy Bullitt

Will Berkovitz is a Rabbi and Senior Vice President at the nonprofit Repair the World, where he is developing innovative partnership initiatives with organizations across the United States. Learn more about Will Berkovitz (scroll down)

These leaders shared their personal journeys and their perspectives on leadership at the U Lead, We Lead event on October 25, 2012.

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Welcome from the Dean Autumn 2012

Written by Ed Taylor
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Dear Friends and Colleagues,

What do students from Mossy Rock, Washington have in common with students from Beijing, China? What does a student from White Fish, Montana, share with a student from Redondo Beach, California?  Or the students from Alabama and Seattle—what do they share in common with the student from Uganda or Vietnam? What they share is that they are all entering the University of Washington as part of the 2012 incoming class. As part of the UW experience they will have opportunities to learn together, serve together, lead together, and simply talk to one another. Continue reading “Welcome from the Dean Autumn 2012”