Student Leadership Development
Learn about how to get involved with the Warren Bennis Leadership Institute and its various interdisciplinary programs.
How do I get involved?
Listed below are recommended ways to get involved with the Warren Bennis Leadership Institute and its many programs. We understand that each student’s experience and journey is different. Please email us to discuss with a staff member how best to get involved.
- Breakfast with Bennis
- Attend the annual Warren Bennis Leadership Experience (WBLE)
- Apply to join the WBLE team as a member or chair
- Apply to join the ambassador program
- Attend a workshop (specifically the Leader Identity Workshop)
- Apply to join the Warren Bennis Leadership Experience team as a chair or VP
- Apply to become a Student Fellow
- Apply to join the ambassador program
- Work with Institute staff to create a Capstone Project
- Attend additional workshops
- Breakfast with Bennis
- Attend the annual Warren Bennis Leadership Experience
- Look at our GetInvolvedUC page and attend any upcoming events or workshops
- Schedule a tour of 1819 with our staff
- Apply to join the Warren Bennis Leadership Experience team and/or the ambassador program
- Take the Bennis Accelerator course (MGMT/ORGL 3009)
- Schedule a one-on-one meeting with our staff
- Register for one of our Bennis Scholar programs
- Request a workshop for your organization or student leaders here
- Look into trainings offered by our partners at the Center for Student Involvement
- The Warren Bennis Leadership Experience team accepts applications at the beginning of the Fall semester
- The Bennis Ambassador program accepts applications at the beginning of fall semester, with possible additions during fall semester
- Apply to become a Student Fellow during spring semester
- Previous experience with the Institute strongly preferred
- Only for third years and above
- Submit a Workshop Request form
- We always love to partner with new groups and organizations across campus, please email us with inquiries at warrenbennislead@ucmail.uc.edu.