Join us for brown-bag discussion sessions
February 6, noon-1:00 PM with josh powers
April 2, noon-1:00 with max douglas
Mission
The Alliance for Servant-Leadership (ASL) is a learning community that exists to provide opportunities for students, faculty, staff, and external publics of Indiana State University to develop their servant-leadership potential and to apply that potential in the service of personal and organizational improvement. In addition, the ASL seeks to contribute an expanding body of knowledge about the process of leadership and to disseminate that knowledge for the benefit of individuals, organizations, and the community, including: schools and colleges, governmental agencies, and for-profit and not for-profit organizations.
Vision
As a Learning Community, the Alliance for Servant-Leadership aspires to be an exemplary "university-community partnership" dedicated to the study and application of the principles of servant-leadership.
The Alliance seeks to be known and admired for its:
- Commitment to the study and practice of servant-leadership
- Innovative opportunities for learning and service that reflect the principles of servant-leadership
- Collaboration among its many "servant-partners" actively engaged in learning and service
Additional Contact Information:
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Robert English |
Bev Bitzegaio Director of Outreach and Student Careers College of Technology (812) 237-3575 Bev.Bitzegaio@indstate.edu |
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Dorothy Carole Yaw |
Larry Tinnerman |
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Rhonda Impink |
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