National Leader
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We help students identify career goals, hone their leadership skills, and turn ambitions into action. Our program provides a life-changing experience giving you access to essential tools to excel in your future and make a change in the world. As a member of the NSLS, you're part of a community of goal-oriented people with access to professional leadership training, exclusive scholarships, an online job bank, networking events, a celebrity speaker series, enhancement of your professional resume, and more.
When the NSLS began 20 years ago, we decided to help the greatest number of people in the most significant way. We achieved this through a dedicated mission to impact the world by building stronger, more successful leaders.
Demonstrated expertise and recognized leadership in building or shaping environmental or climate justice programs. An advanced degree from an accredited institution in Public Administration, Public Policy, Law, Social Science, Social Work, Communications, Climatology, Environmental Science, Environmental Studies, Environmental Justice, or closely related degree are desired.
All NOLS courses, from immersive wilderness expeditions to classroom-based wilderness medicine courses, are designed around learning by experience, mentorship from expert educators, and wilderness. Students finish their courses inspired and empowered to act as leaders in their community.
The National Leadership Program trains leaders who are committed to disability issues and plan to go into careers in public policy, advocacy, communications, diversity, equity and inclusion, fundraising, nonprofit management or faith-based inclusion. The program enables participants to gain skills and contacts while making a positive difference for people with disabilities.
RespectAbility provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, national origin, age, disability, veteran status or genetics. In addition to federal law requirements, RespectAbility complies with applicable state and local laws governing nondiscrimination in employment. This policy applies to all terms and conditions of employment, including recruiting, hiring, placement, promotion, termination, layoff, recall, transfer, leaves of absence, compensation and training.
With President Barbara Wilson leading the institution and a majority of colleges led by women, the University of Iowa was named a national leader in gender equality in a 2022 study by the Eos Foundation.
Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Sara Sanders joined the UI faculty in 2003 in the School of Social Work. While she saw Iowa as a great place to enter the job market after earning her PhD, Iowa saw the makings of a future leader.
Then came an opportunity from former Tippie Dean Sarah Gardial that Kristof-Brown initially resisted. It was an opportunity for three women leaders from Tippie to attend a conference or aspiring women deans at Northwestern University.
"Today's National Guard is ready and capable and a vital part of our national defense strategy," Hokanson said. "As a combat reserve of the Army [and] the Air Force, our soldiers and airmen are built to fight our nation's wars. It is manning, training and equipping for combat that allows us to also serve our communities in their time of need."
On the operational side, the Army National Guard will modernize its brigades and divisions to produce all-domain combat forces divisionally aligned with the Army as soon as possible, he said. "This will keep us seamlessly interoperable with the Army, make rotations more predictable, and give our guardsmen more leadership opportunities. Most of all, it will ensure we are ready whenever our nation calls."
Training Time Hawaii National Guard Staff Sgt. Christopher Martillano pulls a rope taut to demonstrate a high-line rescue system during humanitarian assistance and d