Office of Leadership Development
Everyone is a Leader
You bring something unique and valuable to Longwood’s campus and community and we're here to help you cultivate the leader in you!
Whether you like it or not, there will be a day you will be called to lead.
Here's what we've heard students experience when they work with us, they
- Understand themselves and others better
- Learn how to effectively communicate and collaborate
- Develop new Professional and Life skills
- Engage with different types of people and cultures
- Participate in Reflective and Integrative Learning
- Practice Civic Engagement
Leadership 101 Series
Leadership is like a muscle, if you don't “exercise” your leadership, it will atrophy.
Develop your leadership potential and make a commitment to learn and practice leadership skills with us.
Leadership 101 will address:
- Goal Setting
- Recruitment & Retention
- Professionalism
- Resiliency
What does it mean to be a Citizen Leader?
A Citizen Leader is someone who is:
- Prepared to make positive contributions to the common good of society
- A Lifelong Learner, who lives congruently with their values
- Makes and Nurtures connections in their communities
Longwood recognizes our own Citizen Leaders each spring with Awards!
Citizen Leadership
Longwood graduates citizen leaders who embody the values required to advance communities: a commitment to learning, critical thinking, selflessness and personal integrity. You will learn skills and perspectives developed through both academic and co-curricular experiences:
- Understanding Self and Others
- Effective Communication
- Collaboration and Cooperation
- Inclusivity and Empathy
- Reflective Learning
- Life Skills and Personal Well-being
- Career Readiness
- Civic Engagement
Learn about Citizen Leadership at Longwood.
Volunteer and Service Opportunities
Engage with your community and sign up for Volunteer and Service Opportunities.
Joan of Arc Award for Excellence
In a spirit of commitment to recognize the achievements of outstanding Junior and Senior students, Longwood University created the Joan of Arc Award for Excellence that will be awarded to a limited number of students each spring. The candidate for this award is a student whose demonstrated leadership ability and/or future leadership plans and shows accomplishment and influence through co-curricular activities, including, but not limited to: academic, special activities, athletic, employment (on/off campus), community service/engagement.
Selection by a campus committee will be based on the following criteria:
- Academic status/standing of Senior or Junior in good standing with the University
- Above-average academic performance (with recommended GPA minimum of 3.0 for seniors and 3.5 minimum for juniors)
- Significant participation in extracurricular activities, including, but not limited to: academic, special interest, athletic, employment (on/off campus), community service/engagement
- Demonstrated leadership ability and/or future leadership plans
Say Something
Say Something is a centralized, online resource that Longwood University students and employees may use to make a report of their concerns related to:
- Hazing
- Title VI (Non-Discrimination and Harassment)
- Title IX (Sexual and Gender-Based Harassment and Violence)
Contact
Quincy Goodine
Associate Director of Multicultural Affairs and Leadership Development
Pronouns: He/Him/His
Upchurch University Center 309E
(434) 395-2489
goodineqa@longwood.edu
