Gregorian Fellows Leadership Program

This program provides students with the enduring principles and cutting-edge practices leaders need. Fellows meet national Catholic leaders, travel, and become leaders on campus.

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A Gregorian Fellow meets with a speaker

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Founded in 2011 and named for St. 格列高利大帝, the first Benedictine to become Pope, the Gregorian Fellows leadership program is a unique educational opportunity for students to combine intellectual and moral formation with practical leadership skills to serve on campus and in the world.

任务

The Gregorian Fellows Leadership Program at Benedictine College promotes Catholic identity in public life by equipping current Catholic leaders with the principles of Catholic identity in their field and by forming a new generation of Catholic leaders who unite 信仰 and reason in their work.

目标

  1. To effect a transformation of individuals through intellectual, personal, and spiritual formation
  2. To inspire future leadership of self and others through individual reflection, discussion of enduring questions using classic and contemporary works, and experiential learning
  3. To contribute to the renewal of Catholic culture and freedom of religious expression in America through leadership in student, 社区, 公民, and ecclesial organizations
  4. To disseminate the distinctive charism of Benedictine spirituality by providing a more in-depth education in this religious tradition
  5. To support the future life and work of the Church, by fostering a deeper commitment to the Roman Catholic 信仰 and to campus/parish communities

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  • 退: Gregorian Fellows take part in a Fellows-only retreat that consists of academic and practical components.
  • Presidential Roundtable: Fellows meet with the President of the College and his Cabinet for an understanding of how leadership works within the college.
  • 指导/培训: Every Fellow has an opportunity for one-on-one mentoring and coaching with upper class students.
  • 校园活动: Gregorian Fellows are required to join a campus club or organization for the year to both observe peer leadership and to serve an active role on campus or in the 社区.
  • Freshman Year Courses: 两个同学, 1 credit courses during their freshman year – GNST 1650 Leadership andOrganizational Change and GNST 1700 Leadership: Visions and 值. The instructors for the course are President Stephen D. Minnis and 导演 of the Fellows Dr. 乔·维尔茨, but the courses are centered on bringing outstanding leaders to campus to share their leadership principles and personal journeys with the students.
  • 乌鸦 Standard Seminar: Fellows take this 1 credit course in their sophomore year. It is designed to help students encounter and analyze concepts that will promote their self-understanding, 优秀的习惯, 和成功. 学生s will develop actions plans to apply a deepened understanding of these concepts in their lives. Ultimately this course is aimed at promoting self-awareness, the clarification of personal values, 目标, and a mission statement in support of living the mission of 社区, 信仰, 和奖学金, 目前, and in life after college. 
  • Discovery Research Project: Gregorian Fellows attend Discovery Day to be exposed to peer research and observe and critique oral forms of communication. 在稍后的节目中, Fellows conduct their own collaborative research project through the 发现程序, Benedictine College’s undergraduate research opportunity.
  • Gregorian Scholarship: Gregorian Fellows receive a $2,000 scholarship after their Freshman year that can be spent on any approved educational endeavor.
  • Distinguished Speaker Series: Gregorian Fellows attend on-campus lectures delivered by accomplished scholars and leaders who are experts in their fields or organizations.

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