The College | Arts & Sciences

Leadership Development

Become a Leader

WashU students are current and future leaders of their school and broader communities. The sophomore year is a key time to begin developing your leadership qualities, so whether you are a current leader, or want to find out how to become one, take advantage of opportunities for WashU sophomores, today!

• Arts & Sciences Praxis Program http://praxis.artsci.wustl.edu
• Athletics—Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) http://bearsports.wustl.edu/SAAC/saac.htm
• Campus Life—Leadership Advisory Board (LAB) Contact Mike Saxvik at michael.saxvik[at]wustl.edu or 314-935-5038.
• Campus YMCA—Service Oriented Programs and Student Executive Council http://www.ymcastlouis.org/washu
• Community Service Office—volunteer opportunities http://communityservice.wustl.edu/about/snapshot.php
• Health Services—Peer Head Education and Advocacy Groups Contact Melissa Ruwitch at mruwitch@wustl.edu or 314-935-7139
• International Office—Explore and Discovery Pre-Orientation Programs http://oisshome.wustl.edu
• Office of Student Activities—Leadership Summit, LeaderShape Institute, and Women Leadership Training Institute http://www.getinvolved.wustl.edu/leadership/
• Orientation—WashU Student Associates and Orientation Executive Board http://orientationl.wustl.edu
• Residential Life—Congress of the South 40 and Residential College Council http://www.cs40.com 
• Residential Life—North Side Association (NSA) and Village BLOC and Agents http://village.wustl.edu
• Residential Life—Residential Advisors and Sophomore Experience Series http://reslife.wustl.edu Student Union—Student Executive Board, Treasury, Senate, Constitutional Council, Class Council, School Council http://su.wustl.edu.