Level One
Level 1 of the Medallion Program focuses on your own development as a leader. To successfully complete this portion of the program, you will need to:
- Complete an
- Attend Understanding Leadership Level 1: Opening Session
- Attend five workshops, one from each of the five domains*:
- Knowledge acquisition
- Cognitive complexity
- Intrapersonal development
- Practical competence
- Civic engagement
- Complete a short reflection for each workshop (submitted via CCC)
- Complete a level one assessment (submitted via CCC)
Participation in the Rising Leader Class, , or Urban Fellows fulfills ALL of the Level 1 requirements. (Please specify your participation in those classes on your .)
*Workshops/events/programs that are listed under multiple domains can only fulfill one of the domains under which it is listed.
Understanding Leadership, Level 1: Opening Session
Leadership is not just about holding a position. It is more about navigating through a process that results in some kind of change. This interactive workshop focuses on leadership concepts, perspectives and viewpoints. It provides you with the opportunity to develop and enhance a personal philosophy of leadership which is necessary for you to become effective contributors to your organization(s).
Understanding Leadership can be requested by filling out . Groups must have at least ten people signed up to attend in order to request an opening session workshop.
Co-sponsoring Workshops
If you are interested in co-sponsoring a Medallion Program workshop, please email us at medallion@rochester.edu. Co-sponsoring a Medallion Workshop means you agree to help us reach 15 registered attendees to the workshop (this can be members or non-members) and help advertise the workshop.
You will receive an email informing you of your co-sponsorship status with supporting information to help advertise the workshop.
Level One Incentives
Upon completion of the requirements for Level 1, you will:
- Receive a Level 1 pin
- Be invited to attend the Medallion Program Reception
- Have developed skills to be more successful at the ÂÒÂ×Ç¿¼é, been an advocate for the Meliora Vision and Values and College Competencies, and increased your capacity to be a leader
- Have completed one third of the requirements to becoming a member of the Medallion Leadership Society