Want to be a leader on campus?
In Student Development Services, we believe that
you lead by doing not just by obtaining a position. Explore the
opportunities below to find ways to get involved on campus if
different capacities. Each opportunity is a different way to be
involved on campus and make a difference in our global community.
Click on each opportunity for more information.
Frog Camp Facilitator
Frog Camp Director
Orientation Student Assistant
Leadership for Life Coach
Connections Mentor
Connections Director
TCU Outfitters
Leadership within Student Organizations
Chancellor's Leadership Program
Leadership Seminars
From other departments:
Resident Assistant (RA)
Peer Educators
Involved Student Network
Read below to learn the basics of each leadership
opportunity listed including application dates, websites, etc.
Frog Camp Facilitator-
www.frogcamp.tcu.edu
What? Frog Camp
Facilitators work team up to co-facilitate small groups at each Frog
Camp. Facilitating at Frog Camp is a great way to develop yourself
through hours of training and have a blast along the way meeting new
students.
How? Applications go out
online in mid-November. Watch for fliers in the BLUU as well as other
advertisements.
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Frog Camp Director-
www.frogcamp.tcu.edu
What? Frog Camp
Directors plan each camp from start to finish and do everything from
staffing to logistics.
How? Frog Camp Director
applications are available on an individual basis to returning Frog
Camp staff. Contact John-Mark Day at j.day@tcu.edu for more
information. Applications are active late in the Fall semester.
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Orientation Student Assistant-
www.orientation.tcu.edu
What?
OSAs are the first student leaders that incoming students are in
contact with. OSAs train all Spring and make orientation happen in
June, August, and January.
How? OSA applications go
out online in October/November. Watch for fliers in the BLUU as well
as other advertisements.
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Leadership for Life Coach-
www.sds.tcu.edu/lfl.asp
What? Leadership for Life
will pair first-year students with an upperclassman student coach
who is trained to encourage, inspire, motivate, challenge and
support you to enhance your leadership effectiveness and become more
successful in school and in life. You will receive one-on-one
mentoring with a successful upperclassman as it fits your schedule -
you set the meeting times.
How? Applications to get a
coach are accepted throughout the year here-
https://orgsync.com/11795/forms/31910/
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Connections Mentor-
www.connections.tcu.edu
What? Connections
Mentors are an important step in the first-year experience for
incoming TCU students. Mentors are paired up to lead small group
meetings and activities for the first few weeks of the Fall
semester.
How?
Connections Mentor applications will be available in the Spring.
Watch for advertisements around the BLUU.
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Connections Director- www.connections.tcu.edu
What?
Connections Directors provide student leadership
to the Connections program.
How? Contact Natasha Chapman at
n.chapman@tcu.edu for
additional information.
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TCU Outfitters-
www.studentorgs.tcu.edu
What?
Outfitters is the Student Organization Peer Consulting Program at
TCU. Outfitters provide organizational and leadership advancement as
well as OrgSync support to organizations and their leadership.
How?
Applications are available in the early part of the Spring semester.
Email Jared Cobb at j.cobb@tcu.edu
for more information.
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Student Organizations leadership
What?
Each student organization has it's own leadership and purpose. To
check out the different organizations on TCU's campus- go to
www.studentorgs.tcu.edu
How? TCU has over 200 student
organizations to provide something for everyone. If you want to
start a new organization, find out how in the TCU SO Handbook
at www.studentorgs.tcu.edu
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Chancellor's Leadership Program
- www.leadership.tcu.edu
What?
The Chancellor's Leadership Program (CLP) is a 3.5 year cohort
leadership development program guided by the Social Change Model of
Leadership Development (SCM). Throughout the program, CLP Fellows
are expected to complete a number of activities, including
identifying their passion(s), embracing their leadership style and
strengths, participating in leadership development seminars,
community service, and the completion of a Social Change
Project. Upon completion of the program, Fellows are prepared to
live the TCU Mission Statement and are equipped with the knowledge
and skills to create positive change in their communities on a
local, national and global scale.
How?
CLP has a two step application process which opens in the Fall
semester. CLP offers a cohort of first year students an opportunity
to commit to a program of social change and learning that will
contribute to their education and their communities. Contact Jason
Eagar at j.a.eagar@tcu.edu
for more information.
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Leadership Seminars-
www.leadership.tcu.edu
What?
Leadership Seminars
are a great way to start learning about how to be an effective
leader in our global community. Starting with Connections, students
can learn about leadership from different perspectives from
professionals all over campus.
How? There are 2 sessions
of seminars per semester and registration is on my.tcu.edu. Check
out the Leadership website (www.leadership.tcu.edu) to learn about
each seminar and how to earn the designation as Leadership Scholar
at TCU.
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From other departments:
Resident Assistant- www.rhl.tcu.edu
National Residence Hall Association Honorary- www.nrhh.tcu.edu
Residence Hall Association- wwww.rha.tcu.edu
Involved Student Network-
a href="http://www.involved.tcu.edu">www.involved.tcu.edu
Religious and Spiritual Life-
www.faith.tcu.edu
Various student religious organizations, projects, service and
travel opportunities.
Peer Educators/ Frogs C.A.R.E.-
www.ade.tcu.edu
Frogs CARE is an
organization for students committed to educating other students
about alcohol, other substances, and related health and wellness
issues. Contact Yvonne Giovanis at
y.giovanis@tcu.edu for more
information.
This is a partial list of opportunities on campus.
Check back for updates and additions to this information!
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