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Leadership OpportunitiesAt Chicago Booth, we cultivate leaders who go on to start, lead, and transform global companies. We take that responsibility seriously, which is why leadership development pervades all areas of the student experience here. Students partner with leaders from the school's administration to play a significant role in shaping the events, policies, and future of Chicago Booth. The numerous leadership activities available range from helping to determine admissions for incoming classes; representing their peers in faculty and administrative matters; as well as assisting fellow students with career development. Student Group LeadershipStudents can pursue a number of leadership opportunities that exist within the Chicago Booth community. With more than 20 student-led groups, Evening MBA and Weekend MBA students can make a profound impact by becoming a Student Group Co-Chair. These groups regularly host high-profile conferences and presentations, which give student leaders an opportunity to interact and network with some of the world’s top business and community leaders. Admissions CommitteeThe Admissions Committee is a select group of Evening MBA and Weekend MBA students who volunteer to assist the admissions office by reading applications, conducting admissions interviews, and participating in local open houses and out-of-town receptions. Student Advisory CouncilThe Student Advisory Council is a student-led organization that supports and enhances the Evening MBA and Weekend MBA students' Chicago Booth experience. Its mission is to foster community within the student population and does so through such activities as the mentoring program, philanthropy events, and networking activities. The Mentor ProgramCoordinated by the Student Advisory Council, the Mentor Program is dedicated to matching incoming students with current Evening MBA and Weekend MBA students. The program is designed to help new students acclimate at Chicago Booth. Students can put their leadership skills to work by either volunteering as a student mentor or as coordinator of the Mentor Program itself. LEADChicago Booth's unique LEAD (Leadership Effectiveness and Development) Program is about maximizing success in business. Students who participate in LEAD practice and perfect key communication skills such as negotiation, team building, and giving feedback. |
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