Who Should Receive a Student Leadership Invitation?
Consider students who...
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Naturally influence those around them.
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Demonstrate strong character and integrity.
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Are looking for opportunities to grow.
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Want to stand out for college, careers, athletics, or future leadership.
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Have overcome challenges and are ready for something more.
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May simply be waiting for someone to believe in them.
What happens after you share a Leadership Invitation?
The Student Leadership Invitation begins a journey.
Where it leads is entirely up to the student.
The Journey
Invitation
Student receives a Leadership Invitation from a teacher, coach, counselor, administrator, or mentor with complimentary access to the Protect Your Brand Challenge.
Protect Your
Student completes the one-hour Protect Your Brand Challenge and becomes eligible to continue into the Digital Leadership Initiative.
Brand
DLI Enrollment
Student chooses to continue, submits enrollment, and receives access to begin the Digital Leadership Initiative.
Leadership
in Action
Student develops a Leadership Action Plan, puts it into action, gathers feedback, and demonstrates measurable impact through a Leadership Impact Presentation.
Recognition
Student earns digital badges, certificates, school recognition, and a leadership story that strengthens college, scholarship, and career opportunities.
The Invitation
A Leadership Invitation provides complimentary access to Protect Your Brand. PYB is a one-hour experiential learning challenge that helps students intentionally build their personal brand.
Students who complete Protect Your Brand may choose to continue into the Digital Leadership Initiative (DLI).
Why Educators Share Leadership Invitations
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Student-Led Leadership Development
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Positive Digital Culture Initiatives
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Real-World Leadership Experience
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Minimal Staff Involvement
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School Controlled Validation Process
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Supporting Positive Community Efforts
Your Role
You don't have to manage a program.
You don't have to coordinate students.
You simply recognize potential and provide an opportunity.
Everything else begins with the student's decision.