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Would you like to experience . . .
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Getting to know your Lexington neighbor in just a few minutes by
lifting them into the air and passing them through a web of ropes?
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Spending a day away from your daily world with forty of your newest
friends just to explore community sensitive issues?
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What
makes you psychologically tick as a leader and how to harness and
direct these skills to become highly effective?
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Standing in a Lexington County Field of Dreams and collard greens?
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Where
the river flows and what flows into it by riding its current?
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Peering into the crystal ball of Lexington County history in order to
predict the future?
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A
ride with a deputy to discover your own version of life on the
streets?
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Entering the front door of your corporate neighbor in order to
understand their community role?
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The
city skyline from the top of the Lexington Medical Center?
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Facing politicians, government officials and the local industry heads
to ask those burning questions?
Phase I
Personal
Skills
Local Issues
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Phase II
Task force
groups address local issues
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strategic
planning by task forces
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developing a
vision to fit the area
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identifying
area resources needs
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issue
identification
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setting goals
and priorities
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reporting the
plan of action to local decision makers
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implementing
the plan
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Class
Participation
- Any person that lives and/or
works in Lexington County who has an interest in the objectives for
participation of the organization shall be eligible to participate.
Applications are available online or in paper form. The Credential
Committee shall review all applications and submit recommendations
to the LLC Board of Directors. Any applicant selected for
participation shall become a member upon payment of the regularly
scheduled tuition, notification of approval for a scholarship or
arrangement for payment of tuition.
- The Board of Directors shall
determine tuition fees each year
- A LLC participant must meet
the attendance requirements set by the Board.
Attendance
- Classes held one day a month
for 5 months, January through May.
- The entrance retreat is
mandatory.
- Only one half-day class can
be missed.
- If you miss more than one
half-day class, you will be unable to graduate until the following
year after you make the missed class up.
- Under extenuating
circumstances, the Board can decide to approve a make-up session. It
must be completed by the time of graduation or diploma will be held
until completion.
Similar leadership
programs in South Carolina which are based on Palmetto Leadership
curriculum are responsible for establishing emergency 911 systems within
counties, after school homework centers, educational scholarships, and
high school leadership programs.
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