Medallion Program
The Medallion Program aims to educate student leaders by providing opportunities for intentional learning, self-reflection, and skill development. Students enrolled in the Medallion Program gain a strong sense of self-awareness, work effectively with others, and become civically and socially engaged.
Mission Statement
To prepare individuals to understand, develop, believe in, and demonstrate their leadership capacity.
Learning Outcomes
- Participants understand their personal leadership in relation to other models of leadership.
- Participants develop the skills necessary to exhibit effective leadership.
- Participants believe in their capabilities as leaders.
- Participants demonstrate leadership in creating positive social change.
Check out this video describing the impact of the program!
Eligibility
Undergraduate students from all majors, class levels, and degrees of leadership experience are welcome. Participants have the freedom to choose events and programs that reflect their preferences.
Graduate students are able to attend workshops, but do not receive a program checklist, “level up” at the recognition ceremonies, or receive the medallion for commencement.
Enrolling
- You can enroll in the Medallion Program by filling out the Enrollment Form.
- All program progress is tracked on CCC. Once you fill out the enrollment form it may take a few days for the Medallion Program to show up on your CCC page under the paths section.
Program Design
The program is divided into three different levels, each building on the last:
Once level one and two are completed, students can specialize their leadership skills to their interest in Level 3. Students in Level 3 can choose to do a specialized project or take a leadership class.
After the completion of Level 3, you will receive a program certificate. For undergraduate students who would like to continue involvement in the Medallion Program can do so by enrolling into the Medallion Leadership Society!
The workshops are grouped into one of the following Medallion Program Domains, which comprise the program's foundation:
Workshops are on a first-come, first-served basis. Register for workshops online. For more information see our FAQ page.
Questions
Contact medallion@rochester.edu for more information.