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Enter a world ofAMAZINGp o s s i b i l i t i e s

Office of Student Life and Leadership Development

W e ’ l l h e l p yo u s h i n e !

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We believe in the possibilities in you! The Office of Student Life and Leadership Development is the heart of all student activities, organizations and student-sponsored events. Our goal is to enrich your time at MCC and help you develop your full potential. We coordinate events and conferences, offer workshops on various topics, conduct leadership training, and implement many other activities designed to help you shine!

how you’ll benefit:- Develop personal and leadership skills applicable to any field of study.- Gain experience working in and facilitating groups and team meetings.- Build your resume to apply for scholarships, colleges and jobs.- Earn scholarships and recognition for your hard work!- Network with local and international professional associations.- Create positive change in your community.

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Carolyn SpencerMCC Class of 2011

liFe-AlTeRinG opportunities“Being mentored by the Office of Student Life and Leadership Development was the best decision I’ve ever made. Their programs helped me develop leadership and other vital skills, which opened all kinds of opportunities at MCC and beyond.

While working toward my A.A. degree in Business Administration, I got involved in some great on-campus activities, and my leadership skills helped me gain executive positions in several: Vice President/Phi Theta Kappa Honors Society; Vice President/Holocaust, Genocide and Human Rights Project; Committee Chair/Water for Sudan. I was also named to the All-USA Community College Academic Team.

Those accomplishments helped me win the SUNY Chancellor’s Award for Student Excellence and land a great internship which will give me invaluable experience for pursuing my Bachelor of Arts in Marketing at RIT.

I could NEVER have achieved any of this without the guidance of the Office of Student Life and Leadership Development. I really hope you get involved like I did – because it will change your life!”

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e-X-T-R-e-M-e eDuCATion beyond the classroomMCC’s vibrant campus community has incredible co-curricular opportunities to compliment your academic learning. There are more than 60 clubs and organizations that support interests of all kinds – cultural, social, professional, creative, recreational and political.

Getting involved in on-campus activities isn’t only enjoyable, it can also give you huge advantages in the job market and when applying to other colleges to continue your education. Employers are looking for well-rounded people who can communicate effectively, interact on teams, and understand different points of view. Those are the kind of skills active involvement teaches. Plus, it helps amp up your self-esteem and motivates you toward greater success in your career!

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“First year experience” the ideal way toConneCT, enGAGe, enJoy!

You’ll gain an advantage and be ready to start your college experience on the right foot.

With access to Peer Mentors and workshops with other first year students, you’ll learn how to

use the many on-campus services that will lead to your success!

You’ll also have opportunities to make new friends and build relationships with

faculty and staff, which will benefit you long after you leave MCC.

Our campus is alive with exciting activities, clubs, organizations, cultural and

sports events. The best way for you to be successful and enjoy your time at MCC

is to get involved.

I strongly recommendthe FYE program to all

new students. It’s anawesome way to connect

and meet people.

- Kaylie Potter

The FYE program gave me the confidence to

search out more opportunities on campus.

- Catrina Foster

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leADeRship sKills that will last a lifetime!While not everyone is a ‘born leader,’ everyone can cultivate leadership skills. Our Leadership Education And Development (LEAD) Program helps you explore and enhance your leadership abilities. By working with other students, faculty, staff and community leaders, you’ll learn how to maximize your potential.

If you want to kick it up a notch, enroll in the LEAD Program. You’ll gain invaluable knowledge and real-world experience that will benefit you in your studies at MCC and beyond, as well as in the job market.

Leadership is a sense of being. It’s the ability to engage

others to complete a task effectively. Whether leading your

company to a successful year or getting your kids to make

their beds, effective leadership is essential in life.

- Michele Yignari

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Leadership is an action, not a position. It involves

so much more than standing in front of a crowd and

giving a speech.

- Michael C. Gray, II

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The Office of Student Life and Leadership Development is committed to student success. We provide extended learning environments through programs, services and personal interactions. We guide students in their holistic journey to develop and enhance leadership and interpersonal skills. Students are empowered to become global citizens and active participants in an inclusive community.

The Office of Student Life and Leadership Development www.monroecc.edu.

Monroe Community College is a unit of the State University of New York. It is the policy of the University and this College not to discriminate on the basis of age, race, creed, color, national origin, sexual orientation, military status, sex, disability, predisposing genetic characteristics, marital status or domestic violence victim status in admissions, employment, and treatment of students and employees in any educational program or activity administered by any of its units.

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