How to Encourage Youth Leadership on Your Campus

Youth Leadership on Campus

Every student can lead and impact their school and community. Learn how you can improve your student council, implement a microgrant program to spur creativity and conservation, and encourage all students to participate in school leadership from Dean J. Fusto, a school leader who encourages student leadership.

Youth Leadership on Campus

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How to Encourage Youth Leadership on Your Campus

 

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Dean J. FustoDean J. Fusto is the President at Brandon Hall School, a global boarding and day school in Atlanta serving students from over 20 countries in grades 6-12. He founded the www.teachlearnlead.org global edu-library in 2013 and the Center for Global Youth Leadership and Social Entrepreneurial Studies at Brandon Hall School https://brandonhall.org (Facebook @BHSglobalyouth) in 2016.

Blog: www.teachlearnlead.net

Twitter: @djftll

 

 

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