N.E.W. Leadership Texas

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N.E.W. Leadership Texas The residential nature of the program creates an intensive learning experience that cannot be replicated with a series of one-day programs.

NEW Leadership™ Texas is a residential program that gives college women the knowledge and skills to become effective leaders in politics, public policy and public service. The NEW Leadership™ Texas summer institute is an intensive residential program which educates college women about politics and policy making and inspires them to get involved in the political process. During the six day program students meet with women in a variety of roles in the public sphere, learn about women’s political participation, explore ideas about leadership and politics, and participate in hands-on skills building exercises. Students, staff and resident faculty (women political leaders who stay for the entire program) live together in dormitory rooms during the NEW Leadership™ program. The residential component encourages a sense of esprit de corps among the participants, establishes mentoring relationships and extends the learning experience beyond the formal program sessions, as conversations continue over meals and throughout the evening. NEW Leadership™ is based on a six-point curriculum. The curriculum establishes a foundation for the NEW Leadership™ model that can be adapted to accommodate a wide range of political cultures, geographic regions, populations and institutions, while remaining true to the goals and mission of NEW Leadership™ as it was established in 1991.

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Center For Women's And Gender Studies, University Of Texas At Austin, 1 University Station, A4900, Gebauer Building, Room 4. 200C
Austin, TX
78712

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