A Very Short, Fairly Interesting and Reasonably Cheap Book about Studying Leadership by Brad Jackson, Mr Ken Parry 

 Facilitated by Dr. Jim McDonelle

Written for students who want to question what they are learning in their leadership course but are short on time, this entertaining and accessible book will be the perfect accompaniment to any course on leadership. With controversial ideas and funny stories, it covers topics that readers will recognize from their course and some new but equally important areas to challenge their thinking. Part of a highly popular new series this book will make you better able to question and understand this burgeoning field.

Meeting Wednesdays 12-1pm, January 26, February 2 & 9th. 

"Outliers" -by Malcolm Gladwell

Facilitated by Dr. Todd Fraley The New York Times best seller is a great read for those interested in learning more about leadership and achievement. The book is divided into two parts; opportunity and legacy and takes a closer look at how people became successful. Outliers examines stories of achievement and discusses examples from pop culture icons such as Bill Gates and the Beatles. Meeting Times Wednesday March 16th, 23rd and 30th @ 3:30 In Mendenhall room 212

A Seussian Leadership Reading Circle   Books: "Oh! The Places You'll Go" "Green Eggs and Ham" "The Lorax"  

Dates: February 10, 17, 24 from 12:30-1:30   

   Caption: A Seussian Leadership Reading Circle: Lessons in Leadership from the genius Dr. Seuss' simple, yet timeless works of art. Who would have thought that from just one look, this little cat in the hat could bring us so much about leadership in a rhyming book? Dr. Seuss taught us about joys, rhymes, and laughter. But we're taking a deeper thought to the relation of his childlike lessons to acknowledge how we as adults can use them to become better leaders. "Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. It's not."  -Dr. Seuss