Leadership Programs
Leadership Awards
This annual ceremony honors campus events, student organizations, students, staff, and faculty who have had great impact on the campus community in the areas of: leadership, student organization impact, community-wide programs, and achievements. Nominations are gathered from the entire campus community, and through a selection committee comprised of students, faculty, and staff, winners are selected and announced at a campus-wide event. This year, the Leadership Awards will take place Wednesday April, 10, 2013. Thanks to all who nominated, were nominated and won an award.
Click here to view the Awards Packet
2013 Winners:
| Award | Recipient |
| Student Organization of the Year | The Torch |
| New Student Organization of the Year | Promise Alliance Club |
| Club Sport/Rec.Organization of the Year | Volleyball Club |
| Program of the Year | Naked Truth Week |
| Unsung Hero | Bob White, Director of Church Relations |
| Contributions to Religious & Spiritual Life | Interfaith Committee |
| Celebration of Diversity | Diversity Series |
| Advisor of the Year | Carol Preston, Fraternity/Sorority Life |
| Volunteer Advisor of the Year | Steve Wade, Rugby |
| Contributions of Community Living | CommonGround |
| Community Involvement Award | Lead, Love, and Serve: An Evening with Cornel West |
| Contributions to Health & Wellness | Self Defense Workshops |
| Emerging Leader Award | Isaac Cason |
| Tiger Award | Madison Baker, Chad Downing, Shelly Gregory, Lauren Houser, Moses Mbeseha |
The Emerging Leaders Program
The Emerging Leaders Program is a six week leadership program developed specifically for first-year students who want to make a difference and distinguish themselves as leaders on campus.
Based on the Social Change Model of Leadership, Emerging Leaders focuses on making positive, social change in ourselves, our groups, and society. Emerging Leaders aims to help you develop the skills, leadership, and knowledge that you will need to be an effective leader both on campus and after graduation.
Participating in Emerging Leaders will allow you to get involved on campus, network with first year students and Wittenberg staff members, develop a better understanding of yourself and working with others, learn the value of a diversity community, and prepare you to make a difference at Wittenberg.
If you have questions about the Emerging Leaders program or would like to nominate a first year student, please contact the Office of Student Involvement (937-327-7815) or Jon Duraj (jduraj"at"wittenberg.edu).
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