So Many Opportunities to Shine!

Student Leadership

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Personal Growth, Shared Service

Leave the bushel basket behind: We want your light to shine. It starts day one. We match every new student (freshman and transfer) with a mentor, a student who’s already been at NGU for a while.

Use your mentor as a friend. Ask the question that makes you feel silly or small. Your mentor was new to NGU, too, not very long ago. That’s what friends are for. Explore the First Year Experience.

How followers lead: Humbly. Boldly. Joyfully. One step at a time. Every student deserves to find their own leadership path.

Step into a personal role as a mentor. Accept the charge of leading a student group or student government. We are with you as you grow into a healthy personal relationship with the Lord and your path as a servant leader.

Raise your game in a student club—academics, hobbies, recreation, faith, growth, life, we’re in it together.

Find Your Club

Student Leadership Opportunities

Follow SGA’s Lead

NGU’s Student Government Association (SGA) organizes student activities on campus.
Follow SGA’s Lead
Big and Littles

How NGU women mix Bible study & mentoring.
Big and Littles
Call To Action NGU

Yes, You Can Minister

Wherever your career takes you. God calls you to minister to others and to make the most of your gifts. Ministry Teams give you a great opportunity to explore and cultivate your gifts.

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The Office of Student Leadership

  • Purpose

    The Office of Student Leadership oversees several programs for North Greenville University students. Our programs provide support and foster growth in students.

    PURPOSE STATEMENT

    The Office of Student Leadership desires to develop servant leaders in the context of our community. As part of the student leadership program, students will grow a healthy personal relationship with the Lord and strive to become humble, servant leaders to the university community and those around them.

  • Student Experience Outcomes

    By participating in student leadership, students will:

    • Develop personal relationships through one-on-one mentoring.
    • Gain a better understanding of the campus community.
    • Develop leadership skills, relationship skills, and effective ways of handling conflict resolution.
    • Introspectively account for areas of growth in their own life and overcome them.
  • Seminars & Groups

    Throughout each semester, the Office of Student Leadership offers several seminars and group opportunities that are designed to provide growth opportunities in specific areas such as:

    • Relationship skills and dating
    • Financial planning
    • Leadership skills
    • Conflict resolution

    If you have any questions about opportunities in this area, contact Student Leadership at campus.life@ngu.edu.

     

Connect with an NGU Mentor

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Lead into Something Larger

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