E-Leadership
Description
The mission of the SFL E-Leadership Program is to cultivate the leadership potential of students around the world to promote liberty on campus. The SFL E-Leadership Program offers virtual training seminars on topics related to leadership, liberty, and the pro-liberty community. Students who have significant leadership experience and/or potential are invited to learn how to effectively organize students on campus and become more involved
in the cause of liberty. The seminars will be held via new media technologies such as webinars, online radio, and teleconferencing to cut down on transaction costs involved in connecting students with one another and learning from experienced leaders in various fields. This is an exciting opportunity to connect with other student leaders around the world, learn best practices for running student organizations, and transition into leaders of liberty in society.
E-Leadership seminars are run by experienced individuals with significant knowledge of the seminar topic. These include internship directors for national nonprofits, policy scholars at think tanks, business leaders, and highly successful student leaders who can relate the message directly to your campus context.
A full list of past E-Leadership seminars and audio/visual recordings of select seminars are available here.
The Next E-Leadership Webinar Is:
“How to Write a Winning Resume”, a joint project with Alumni For Liberty
Date: Monday, March 22nd from 6:00-7:00pm Eastern Time
Registration: https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/647627883
Facebook Event: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=366099673656
Description: As unemployment continues to be acutely-felt across the country, employers are receiving more applications for positions than ever before. Oftentimes, a resume provides prospective employers with their first — and perhaps last — impression of a candidate, and so crafting a resume that is comprehensive, succinct, and well-designed is of the utmost importance to recent graduates in the job market. In this first installment of this joint E-Leadership Series between SFL and AFL, Talent Market’s Claire Kittle will provide a crash course in writing a resume that will get you an interview and land you a job at the firm of your choice.
Speaker: Claire Kittle is the Executive Director of Talent Market and has a decade of experience in the talent development field. She operated her own headhunting firm for more than three years before transitioning into a career in the free-market nonprofit movement. She joined the Charles G. Koch Charitable Foundation where she served as the Program Officer for Leadership and Talent Development. While at Koch, Claire managed the hiring process for the Foundation and launched and managed two talent programs – the Koch Associate Program and the Koch Internship Program.
Most recently, Claire served as the Vice President and Director of Research of the Buckeye Institute, Ohio’s free-market think tank. Claire currently serves on the board of TNReport.com, an independent, not-for-profit news organization in Tennessee. Claire earned her undergraduate degree from the University of Notre Dame and a Master’s in Public Policy from Georgetown University.








#1 by segni tadese at March 11th, 2010
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it is great idea but but the problem is how it address
student like me? because we student live arround the
horn of africa didn't get any chance to develope our academic
knowledge evan if special attention is to provide for us.