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DCSI-LCE Week 11: Knowing Your Why
On July 21, 2014
John, a Professional Staff Member in our office whom I have gotten the chance to not only work with but also befriend over the
Leadership: What I Learned During the DC Summer Institute on Leadership, Part 1
On July 15, 2014
Leadership, (a) an influencing process—and its resultant outcomes—that occurs between a leader and followers and (b) how this influencing process is explained by the
DCSI-LCE Week 7: Back After a 4-week Hiatus…did you miss me?
On June 29, 2014
Hey everyone, Sorry I’ve been MIA for the last 4 weeks: it would be a huge understatement to say I have been busy with
Free Food for the Interns!
On June 20, 2014
May 14 On Wednesday, May 14, Joshua Marcuse spoke to the National Security Institute on innovation, development, and leadership within the Department of Defense.
FBI Tour!
On June 20, 2014
May 13 On Tuesday, we had the privilege of exploring the FBI Education Center. Many students were in awe of the advice that many of the
My Core Leadership Principles
On June 19, 2014
Let me preface by saying this is part of an assignment for a leadership theory course I’m taking over the summer. However, I still
What is Your Qadr?
On June 17, 2014
Back in college, one of the most influential moments I recall was when Professor Tamara Sonn explained the concept of qadr in relation to
DCSI-LCE Week 1: I Can’t Tell Where the Journey Will End, But I Know Where to Start
On May 20, 2014
This past Wednesday, Professor Stelljes asked all of us within the Leadership and Community Engagement Institute (LCE) of William & Mary’s D.C Summer Institute (DCSI) to
Start Where You Are, Use What You Have, Do What You Can
On March 31, 2014
Arthur Ashe, one of the first African-American tennis players, spoke these words –”Start Where You Are, Use What You Have, Do What You Can”