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Global Leadership Center - 5045

Registration Information

Organization Information

Registered Organization Information Change Request Form

Status: Active

Purpose: The Global Leadership Center (GLC) is founded as a collaborative effort of student organizations in the arena of international involvement, awareness, and exchange. The GLC is dedicated to make the global resources available at The University of Texas at Austin more accessible to the student body and empower students to transform their ideas into action with he support from experienced global-minded leaders.

Membership: N/A

Functions: We plan to organize future Act local, Think Global conferences, as well as to bring more involvement in the International Education week from student organizations.

Organization Type: International

Contact Information

Representatives: (Name, Title)

Update Authorized Representatives

Jingshen Zhao, Representative, Online MUN
Gabriel J Earle, Representative
Cindy Mai Hoang Le, Representative

Campus Office Address: 445

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