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Roden Leadership Program - 3025
Registration Information
Organization Number: 3025
First Registered On: 10-01-2002
Last Registered On: 04-04-2012
Organization Information
Registered Organization Information Change Request Form
Status: INACTIVE
Purpose: To develop leadership that make a positive impact o the world around them. To achieve this, the Roden Leadership Program commits to: 1.) Develop the skills necessary to address real world problems; 2.) Stimulate creativity and new perspectives to promote innovative contributions to society; 3.) Provide experiences and resources that will enable scholars to initiate and drive changes; 4.) Emphasize the importance of promoting leadeship in others; and 5.) Ensure that Roden Scholars place integrity at the forefront of all their actions.
Membership: To apply for the Roden Leadership Program, one must: Be a student in good standing in the College of Engineering, Have completed two long semesters at the University of Texas at Austin, and Have demonstrated leadership, teamwork ability, and integrity.
Functions: Roden Scholars work in a variety of ways to promote leadership in the College of Engineering and throughout the University.
Organization Type: Honorary
Contact Information
E-mail: ashvin.bashyam@gmail.com
Web site: http://www.rodenprogram.org
Representatives: (Name, Title)
Update Authorized Representatives
Bill Han, Vice-Chair
Jerry Lin, Member
Mark Mikhaeil, Chair
Ashvin Bashyam, Member
Do Soon Kim, Member
Dalton Dinderman, Member
Noor Momin, Member
Divya Ramamoorthy, Member
Campus Office Address: 416
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