LEAD
Leadership and Social Change. Developing leadership and changemaking capacities to support individual and community flourishing.
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Through courses, co-curricular offerings, and partnerships, LEAD serves as the hub space for developing student’s leadership and changemaking capacities. We believe that leadership and social change are both individually and collectively held and need to be supported through developing individual, relational, and communal skills. Therefore, LEAD is rooted in a commitment to deep inner work that honors wellbeing, compassion, and purpose and from that basis, radiates outward to shape the systems that create and support our societies in more just, connected, and sustainable ways. We are leading from the inside out; learning from the outside in for individual and collective flourishing
LEAD Classes
- 95 Ensemble Leadership
- 101 Leading at Stanford and Beyond
- 103 Living on Purpose
- 104 Tools for Meaningful Communities
- 106A&B Spiritual Wellbeing and Religious Encounter
- 10 Living Leadership: Ecological and Contemplative Foundations
- 108 Leadership from Within: Meditation, Creativity, and Connection
- 109 Claiming Your Stanford Experience: Encountering People, Ideas, and Places
- 114 Athletes as Leaders
- 120 Sexual Citizenship in Fraternities and Sororities
- 122 Leading with Integrity: ASSU Leadership Foundations
- 124 Meeting the Moment Fellows Leadership
- 126A Ethics and Leadership in Public Service
- 127B Leadership, Organizing, and Action: Intensive
- 152 Dialogue Lab: Engaging Across Difference
- 196 Sexual Citizenship
- 198 Directed Reading and Individual Studies
Ralston Leadership Initiatives
Together LEAD and ICIL are engaged in a campus-wide leadership initiative that draws on a common framework to support student leadership development across Stanford communities.
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