Georgetown Leadership Track

First Year: Year of Awareness

AA – Awareness Activities

In your first year you will undertake a number of Awareness Activities to help you understand your individual purpose as a student, as a member of the Georgetown community, and in life beyond your time here on campus. During the academic year, there will be a series of workshops focused on helping you transition to university life. The workshop exercises will challenge you to look deeply at yourself and others in order to improve your awareness of yourself and what it means to be part of the Georgetown community. This will be complemented with reflection activities to provide you with the opportunity to implement your learning.

Sophomore and Junior Year: Years of Self-Management

BB – Brain Breaks

In your second and third years, learn to balance your commitments, manage your time and emotions, and chart a path through the requirements of GU-Q, and prepare for a satisfying academic life. With the exponentially increasing academic demand during your sophomore and junior years, the Brain Break workshops will equip you with the appropriate tools to manage yourself. Throughout the two years, you are able to choose from the several workshops that teach you to juggle all the working pieces of your academic life while maintaining a balance. There will also be reflection breaks throughout the year which will allow you to exercise your improved management skills.

Senior Year: Year of Connections

CC – Connections Café

In your final year you will focus on developing your connection to the world through service, working on cultivating self-direction and real purpose. As you prepare for the final stretch of your undergraduate career, the Connections Café will provide you with the opportunity to utilize all that you have learned over the past three years. Over the course of the workshops offered exclusively to seniors you will take what you have learned in the Awareness and Management years and use them to connect to your real purpose, to what drives you to make a difference in the world. You will also begin, through service work, to make connections with your peers, professors, career counselor, alumni network, and begin to build yourself toward life after Georgetown. The additional connection circles will help you maintain your existing bonds and develop new networks.