Future Milwaukee accepting applications for 2017–18 class | Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
Marquette University
June 5, 2017
Liz Setterfield, a Future Milwaukee participant, watches as two St. Martini students fill the box with books. (Photo by Devi Shastri)
Future Milwaukee Community Leadership Program, offered through the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences, is currently recruiting individuals for its nine-month program. Participants meet two times each month on Monday evenings from mid-September 2017 through mid-May 2018 and receive a Certificate of Completion upon graduation.
Program participants examine their personal strengths and challenges, and learn best practices in team building and collaboration. In the process, students engage directly with community leaders in organizations throughout Milwaukee County who are key to the community’s vitality and health. As part of the nine-month experience, Future Milwaukee participants work in teams collaborating with citizens and organizations to implement a project. In addition, each student receives one-on-one leadership coaching and each project team is mentored in group dynamics.
Applications are available online; the deadline to apply is Friday, June 30.
For more information, contact Christine Hill, executive director of Future Milwaukee, at (414) 288-4706.Future Milwaukee Community Leadership Program, offered through the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences, is currently recruiting individuals for its nine-month program. Participants meet two times each month on Monday evenings from mid-September 2017 through mid-May 2018 and receive a Certificate of Completion upon graduation.
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Program participants examine their personal strengths and challenges, and learn best practices in team building and collaboration. In the process, students engage directly with community leaders in organizations throughout Milwaukee County who are key to the community’s vitality and health. As part of the nine-month experience, Future Milwaukee participants work in teams collaborating with citizens and organizations to implement a project. In addition, each student receives one-on-one leadership coaching and each project team is mentored in group dynamics.
Applications are available online; the deadline to apply is Friday, June 30.
For more information, contact Christine Hill, executive director of Future Milwaukee, at (414) 288-4706.