Student leaders attend national LEAD365 conference

From left, attendees included Tori Green ’19, Brittany Lundy ’19, staff advisor Amanda Gelber, staff advisor Lisa Quell, Mackenzie Ambrose ’21, Leo Galopin ’20, Luis Chaparro ’19, and Tyrah Cobb-Davis ’19.

Last weekend, six students in Randolph’s Emerging Leaders Institute and other leadership roles on campus were selected to attend the LEAD365 National Conference in Orlando, Florida.

Attendees included Mackenzie Ambrose ’21, a Davenport Leader and Emerging Leader; Tyrah Cobb-Davis ’19, a member of Macon Activities Council (MAC) and an Emerging Leader; Leo Galopin ’20, a member of the Judiciary Committee and an Emerging Leader; Tori Green ’19, Student Government President; Luis Chaparro ’19, Student Government Vice President; and Brittany Lundy ’19 from Community Fellows.

According to the LEAD365 mission statement, the conference prepares collegiate leaders, graduate students, new professionals, and educators to lead 365 days a year, and focuses on individual competency-based growth, leadership knowledge, workforce preparedness, new professionalism, and enhanced skill building.