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On behalf of the faculty and staff of the School of Leadership Studies,
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New building for Leadership Studies. The Groundbreaking Ceremony was Friday, April 18, 2008.
Animated flyover of the new building
Spring Celebration! LS's Spring Celebration was April 20, 2009 Spring, Summer, and Fall 2009 graduates completing the minor in Leadership Studies were recognized.
Four K-State students named Next Generation Non-Profit Leaders by American Humanics. Click here for details.
K-State American Humanics Students Earn National Recognition. Click here for details.
Students compete in ILA Case Competition. K-State students take third at the International Leadership Association's Annual Global Conference in Los Angeles, California. Click here for details.
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Mike Finnegan shares his genuine enthusiasm for leadership with incoming students through Introduction to Leadership Concepts. He understands that the K-State campus is a vital laboratory for and demonstration of the extraordinary leadership of our students. The campus benefits, as do our communities, but it is the benefit to students that, for Mike, sparks his greatest energy. “Our students learn about themselves and learn from the life experiences of their classmates. We are just as much in the business of relationship building as we are leadership.”
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happening in today's world. through research and public service.
celebrates achievement among its students and recognizes other
outstanding community leaders.
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