The Division of Student Affairs’ Office of Leadership Education and Development (LEAD) will be hosting information sessions on Tuesday, February 24 and Friday, February 27 held in Room 125, Clough Undergraduate Learning Commons. Join them to learn more about the Minor in Leadership Studies, a 15-credit hour academic minor open to ALL Georgia Tech undergraduate students.
For more information on the program and how to register for one of the sessions please visit their website.
Though it’s still a fairly new addition to the academic programs offered by Georgia Tech, the Minor in Leadership Studies has seen its fair share of student success stories since its start in 2010.
Parker Vascik (AE ’14), one of the first students to join the Minor in Leadership Studies, heard about the then-new minor during his sophomore year. Though at the time he was working hard on building his career path in the field of aerospace engineering, he knew immediately that the Minor in Leadership Studies was the supplement to his academic career that would allow him to pursue a vision of “engineering leadership”. In a recent talk, Vascik explained, “I knew from looking at my skills set I was talented in engineering, sciences, and math, so I could be a good engineer. But I was really good at communicating and inspiring other people…the leadership minor was the way I could fuse these two worlds and match my skill set with what I really want to do.”
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