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M1080 Engineering Centers Building
1550 Engineering Drive
Madison, WI 53706
608.265.2899
608.261.1439 fax
slc@engr.wisc.edu
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"Integrity is not a badge
we can wear.
It is not clothing we can
put on or take off.
No one can see it,
But everyone knows if you have
it.
Integrity is not rewarded,
Yet is is something that is
needed and required.
Integrity is not a badge.
You are the only person that can
honor it.
Integrity cannot be turned off.
You must live with integrity
every minute of every day.
Decisions, big and small,
challenge our integrity.
Integrity is not a badge.
It can't change with your mood.
Or change when challenged
by complexity.
It is the foundation of your
character, and it cannot be
compromised.
Without integrity you cannot lead."
— LeaderShape team,
May 2004
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Welcome to the College of Engineering's
Student Leadership Center (SLC)
Our staff is here to provide engineering
students with answers to their questions regarding the many
student organizations and programs designed to turn CoE
students into effective future leaders. We invite you to stop
in the SLC and say hello. Come learn how to get the most out
of your experience here at UW-Madison.
Mission
The mission of the Student Leadership Center is to inspire and empower students to develop and exceed their goals, thus creating better citizens and leaders for tomorrow. The SLC coordinates the annual LeaderShape Institute program, assists with the Dean's Leadership Class, and advises the numerous engineering registered student organizations. The goal of this effort is to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of these programs so that students get viable and proven real-world leadership skills from their participation. To that end, students are expected to fully develop and participate in the programs and to show others what they have learned. The SLC communicates these expectations to the students, acts as a resource center during the programs, and provides feedback and assessment for student participants and program staff.
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Student activities help ‘level the playing field’
A study in USA Today shows students benefit from participation in activities on college and university campuses.
See the full story at the USA Today website.
Featured student organization
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Team Paradigm
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The Team Paradigm website is the focus for student automotive programs in the College of Engineering. If you're interested in alternative fuel vehicles, hybrid vehicles, and fuel cell vehicles, check out the award winning projects by Team Paradigm.
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Past Featured Organizations
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