The Graduate School, in partnership with the Staley School of Leadership, offers free leadership development opportunities for K-State master’s and doctoral students across all disciplines, helping them elevate their leadership practice while connecting with peers. 

These workshops are offered in hybrid format to allow for in-person and virtual participation. Participants should plan to be actively engaged in every session. 

These experiences strengthen non-technical skills that support academic success and career readiness, including:
- Building cross-disciplinary community
- Enhancing professional and interpersonal skills
- Preparing for future leadership roles

This workshop is about...
Scholars are agents of change. As members of the K-State academic community, the scholarship we engage with are situated within local and global communities facing complex problems. Community-engaged scholarship offers a unique opportunity to live out the civic mission of our institution by generating knowledge and talent that advance the common good. In this session, participants will explore how leadership emerges through authentic collaboration with community partners. Participants will practice co-creative approaches to research and project design that value shared knowledge generation and mutual benefit. This workshop is ideal for graduate students interested in community-based research or seeking to deepen their understanding of ethical, participatory leadership. 

Led By...
Dr. Drew Pearl and Shaibu Fuseini  

Registration required by April 2: https://cglink.me/2pS/r392936