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Leadership Lumpkin
The information found here is the accumulation of efforts by the Leadership Lumpkin County Class of 2008 as our class project. We hope that these pages will help grow and promote the program; allow potential class members insight into the experience and commitment; and provide a living legacy for alumni class activities.
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Now Accepting Applications for Class of 2009 |
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Applications are now being accepted for the Leadership Lumpkin Class of 2009. Please be sure you read the class brochure! You can download the application or pick one up at the Dahlonega-Lumpkin Chamber of Commerce office.
Who Should Participate in Leadership Lumpkin County?
You
are a good candidate for participation in LLC if you meet these criteria:
- You either have leadership experience through work, civic
organizations, church, school, or other organizations or you see yourself as
having untapped leadership potential and wish to develop or improve your
leadership skills.
- You are concerned about this community and want to learn about the
issues and challenges it faces.
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You are willing to contribute your time, energy, talent and skills to
enhance of this community.
While
many similar programs focus solely on young “emerging” leaders, LLC strives to
incorporate a wide range of leadership experience levels in its class make-up.
With an interactive, interpersonal curriculum designed to support both
leadership skills development and
exposure to community issues, LLC encourages participants to share the benefit
of their own experience while they also learn from others.
Leadership Lumpkin
County -2008-2009 Class
Schedule
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Class
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Topic
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September 24
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Welcome
Reception
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September 25
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Class I
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Leadership & Team Building
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October 23
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Class II
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Economic Development
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November 20
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Class III
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Education
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December 11
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Class IV
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Tourism / Agribusiness
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January 22
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Class V
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Community Resources
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February (TBA)
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Class VI
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Leadership Day in Atlanta
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March 19
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Class VII
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Healthcare/ Leadership
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April 16
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Class VIII
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Local Government & Law Enforcement |
April 23
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Graduation
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With
the exception of the evening reception, and graduation, class sessions can be
expected to run from 8am to 5pm. In addition to the above outlined dates,
participants will be expected to commit approximately 10-12 hours over the course of the program to
activities outside of the scheduled class times.
The Investment
There is a $250 tuition fee
to participate in Leadership
Lumpkin County’s
2008-09 program. This modest fee covers program materials, supplies and
activities, lunches, and participants’ graduation dinners. While the actual
cost of the program far exceeds this amount, the Chamber contributes
substantial administrative, marketing and other support to LLC. Local businesses and community leaders also
consistently invest in local leadership development through donations and
sponsorships in support of LLC.
The
Application Process: What Next?
Leadership Lumpkin
County is managed by an advisory
committee of volunteer LLC graduates and a Chamber representative. After
reviewing all applications submitted by the August 15, 2008 deadline, the
advisory committee will select up to 25 candidates to participate in the
upcoming class. Every effort will be made to build a rich and balanced class
that reflects diversity in every regard, including such factors as
organizational affiliation and length of residence in the community.
Out-of-town residents with strong, active ties to local businesses or other
organizations will be considered.
If selected for the 2008-09 LLC program, you will
receive a letter by August 31st and
have until September 15, 2008 to return the appropriate forms and
tuition payment. At that point, you will be considered a current class
participant and can expect to receive an invitation to attend the opening
reception on September 24, 2008.
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Leadership Lumpkin - What is it? |
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Leadership Lumpkin County is the experience of a lifetime. It requires commitment and time (1 day a month) from class members, but, in return, offers a substantive education on the inner workings and resources of our county! Leadership Lumpkin was designed over 30 years ago to be a springboard for those interested in volunteering their time to community service.
In addition to learning about what makes our county prosperous, participants get to meet the community leaders who make things happen. Class members also have a year to get to know each other, develop business associations, and forge new friendships.
The photo at right shows the Leadership Lumpkin Class of 2008 on our last day, Law Enforcement Day, in front of the Lumpkin County Sheriff's Department and County Jail. Class members include: (front) Hostess Brenda Cronan; (first row, from left) Beth Snider, Teresa Boulware, Kim Pruitt, Juanita Tipton, Cathy Sanford, Tish Morgan, Donna Minnich, Laurie Sulflow, Brenda Bland; (second row, from left) Rob Jones, Mike Tinney, Bob Monroe, Bob Pullen, Jan Komara, Tony Herrington, Jeff Davis, Paula Palmour. Not pictured: Max Burns, Julia Foltz.
Learn more about how Leadership Lumpkin class days are spent by reviewing sample classes:
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