Integration of Transformational Leadership for Justice

This capstone course will engage students in contextual mentoring relationships. It includes coaching for excellence and the opportunity to integrate knowledge bases, skills, and onsite practices. It requires a year-long commitment to engage in a leadership internship, coaching, and classroom and personal reflection. The student will engage an issue of justice and lead a group toward change and transformation that can be sustained post-internship.

Calendar

Tasks  

• June 15, Turn in Job Description

On-Site Mentor and Student Orientation

• TBD 

Please view the academic calendar here.  

Documents

Most manuals are available for purchase in hardcopy format from SUpercopy, located on campus in the Student Center Pavilion, Room 010. Contact SUpercopy for availability and pricing at (206) 296-6117. Texts are available after September 8.

Forms  

Note: All forms are designed to be filled out electronically. If you would like a form to fill out manually, please email jobsandinternships@seattleu.edu

• Affiliation Agreement
• Background Check
• Internship Information and Job Description
• On-Site Mentor Feedback Form

Student Materials  

• Resume Sample
• Cover Letter Sample 
• ITLJ Student Text (2011-2012)  

On-Site Mentor Materials  

• On-Site Mentor Manual (2011-2012)

 

 

 

More Information?

Contact us!
 
Gloria J. Burgess, Ph.D., Faculty & Contextual Education Coordinator
burgessg@seattleu.edu, 206-296-2101
 
Alissabeth Newton, Graduate Assistant
jobsandinternships@seattleu.edu, 206-296-5314