The Leadership and Service Council (LSC) is an organization led by UAB students particularly interested in developing leadership skills that can be used in college and throughout the rest of their lives. The LSC challenges students to lead with integrity and meets regularly to plan activities. Participating on the council can help any student find where his or her leadership skills lie, whether that is leading workshops on campus, planning and implementing retreats, or coordinating service projects for the entire UAB community. Events planned by the Leadership and Service Council include the Fall Leadership Conference, Down the Alley, Into the Streets, Hunger Banquet, Can Food Drive, Winter Leadership Retreat, On-going Service, Monthly Service Projects and more. The LSC sends students to LeaderShape, a national leadership conference hosted by the University.
Learn how to be a leader for life with the student-led Leadership and Service Council. Take advantage of the group's activities, retreats, social change initiatives and service projects to identify and strengthen your skills - from creativity and personal improvement to involvement and community action. Any UAB student can and is encouraged to take part in the planned events.
To find out how to join, call the Office of Student Involvement at (205) 934-8020 or stop by Hill University Center Room 440. You will enjoy the opportunity to put your new knowledge to work by planning and coordinating the group's future activities.