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St. Lawrence Leadership Institute accepting applications

Posted 6/22/24

CANTON — The St. Lawrence Leadership Institute is accepting applications for the 2024-2025 program through Thursday, Aug. 15.  

This year, classes will be held in person from …

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CANTON — The St. Lawrence Leadership Institute is accepting applications for the 2024-2025 program through Thursday, Aug. 15.  

This year, classes will be held in person from 4-7:45 p.m. on the first Wednesday of each month from September until May.

The 9-month course, including course materials and meals, is presented at a fee of $750.  

Employers often sponsor individuals and scholarships are available.

Interested parties should visit www.visitstlc.com/slli for an application or more information.

Questions can be directed to Laura Pearson at Laura@slcchamber.org or 315-386-4000, ext. 5.

The St. Lawrence Leadership Institute was designed to foster the development of emerging and existing leaders for the advancement of St. Lawrence County, its businesses, and its communities.

This leadership development is achieved through three program elements: leadership skills development, issues awareness, and networking.

Leadership Skills and Development – Each month, skills necessary for effective leadership are discussed and practiced.

Such skills include Communication; Emotional Intelligence (awareness of self and others) and Mental Models; Strengths-Based Leadership; Reframing Leadership, Authentic Leadership in Self; Building and Leading Effective Teams; Conflict Resolution and Negotiations; Leading Organizational Change; and Ethical Leadership.

Civic Awareness and Engagement – Divergent views on several issues vital to St. Lawrence County are presented in a variety of formats to help participants appreciate the past, understand the present, and prepare for the future.   

Topics include Agriculture; Government; Justice; Business; Social Issues; Healthcare; Education; Arts; and Environment.  

Networking – With over 200 alumni since 1993, this program provides participants with critical opportunities to build a professional network within the county and remain engaged as active leaders equipped to effect change in their professions and communities.