There are FOUR Activity Domains
A. Qualified On-Campus Activities
1. On-Campus co-curricular activity that did not involve
academic credit, for which you were not compensated;
2. On-Campus employment; <activity for which you were
compensated>
3. Annual Student
Leadership Summit of other leadership education event offered through
Taylor Leadership Inst;
4. Other UNF-based Leadership
Development Educational Event (i.e. workshop, seminar, conference, etc.)
offered
through some other arm of UNF or campus organization (not TLI); the event may
have
been held on campus or off-campus;
B
. Qualified Off-Campus Activities
1. Service projects impacting the local, national or
international community
2. Employment;
3. Internship;
4. Community-based Research;
5. Political Action/Campaign;
6. International Travel;
7. Leadership
Development Educational Event (not related to UNF);
C. Qualified
LIFE EVENT (Personal/Family Related)
A Life-Event
activity is generally something that occurs in the context of one’s personal or
family life. Here’s where the student can document the significance of such
experiences to the degree to which the event impacts leadership development. For
instance, leadership development can occur in the midst of a major crisis or
life-changing experience, such as the death of a parent/spouse/sibling, a major
illness, accident, unemployment, relocation, etc.
D. Qualified
Course-Related Activity:
Certain community-based
projects related to coursework, if they provided context for leadership
practice and meet general ELT requirements, may be acceptable fodder for
reflection on the ELT. Also, certain activities in the classroom that involve
leadership actions, such as working on team projects.
D. Qualified COURSE-RELATED Service Learning Leadership Activity
Certain community-based projects related to coursework, if they provided context for leadership practice and meet general ELT requirements may be acceptable for reflection on the ELT.