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The Center for Student Involvement encourages students to realize their leadership potential. Participation in student organizations builds a foundation for the future. Students gain experience in learning how to lead, organize, resolve problems, and build consensus.
Students can contribute as an Orientation Leader, Peer Assistant Leadership or assist in the
New Student Orientation Program.
These activities are recorded on a cocurricular transcript that is completed by the student and certified by the Center for Student Involvement in official recognition of a student's contribution to the Adelphi community.
Completing this also ensures that all of your credentials are on file and noted for consideration of leadership awards by our Office. The Center gives out leadership awards to recognize outstanding efforts.
Student Leader Eligibility
- You must be, and remain, in good academic and disciplinary standing with the University.
- You must have and maintain a cumulative G.P.A. of 2.5 or above.
- You must be a registered, full-time undergraduate student for the Spring 2008 semester.
For Orientation Leader Applicants:
- If chosen to be an Orientation Leader, you will be required to attend Orientation Leader training from June 30 to July 8 (excluding July 3-6 holiday period).
- If chosen as an orientation leader, you will move on campus Sunday, June 30 and will leave campus Thursday, July 17, 2008 (note holiday period).
- There will be two programs for Orientation 2008. Session I will be July 9-11 and Session II will be July 14-16. You will also be expected to attend the Matriculation Day ceremony on August 22, 2008. You MUST work all Orientation sessions and Matriculation Day.
For Peer Assistant Leader Applicants:
- If chosen to be a Peer Assistant Leader, you will be required to attend two training sessions, the dates will be announced at a later time.
- You will be required to attend the University’s Matriculation ceremony on August 22 to meet with incoming freshmen who will be in your Freshman Orientation Experience (FOrE) course during the Fall 2008 semester.
- You will be required to attend a minimum of two group meetings during the semester with Kathleen Watchorn, Assistant to the Dean of Student Affairs, to discuss PAL/FOrE issues, policies, and procedures.
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