The deadline for application for the free 11-week on leadership course of Charlotte City's Civic Leadership Academy is on July 14, Friday this week.
In an email sent by Dr. Eumelia "Nini" Bautista Garcia to the 2017 board of directors of the Filipino-American Community of the Carolinas Inc. (FACC), it was learned that the course is designed for Charlotte residents.
"I hope someone from the Filipino American community will be able to avail of this opportunity in order to help promote their growth,” she said.
Charlotteans (residents of Charlotte) ready to take the next step in being community leaders and improving the quality of life in all of Charlotte's neighborhoods were advised to take the course.
Dr. Bautista said the course will provide participants an opportunity to grow in their leadership, analyze issues using data, connect with decision makers and other Charlotte leaders and make a difference in their communities.
During the Civic Leadership Academy, participants will:
· Receive a personalized Leadership Assessment and 1 session of executive coaching
· Learn how to efficiently utilize your leadership style to positively impact community
· Enhance understanding of Charlotte history and culture
· Develop relationships with other leaders in the community and local government
· Learn how to use data to articulate challenges and advocate for community resources
· Learn to navigate issues through local government
· Commit to using your leadership skills in the broader community
The academy is limited to 35 participants who must commit to attend at least 9 sessions. To review the workshop schedule or apply, visit http://bit.ly/2jAABLm.
Applications must be received by July 14th since sessions begin September 13th.
For additional information contact Lacey Williams at lacey.williams@charlottenc.gov or 704-336-2175./Susan Palmes-Dennis
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