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Features: Jan. 14, 2002
Lockheed Martin To Host This Year's Archer
Leadership Conference
The Archer Center for Student Leadership Development will
hold its annual leadership conference from 8:30 a.m. to
4 p.m., Saturday, Jan. 26, in the Rensselaer Union. This
year's conference, sponsored by Lockheed Martin, will center
around the theme "Leading Change in a Wide Open World."
The conference is open to all undergraduate and graduate
students who preregister.
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"The Archer Center is so proud
of this conference because it offers students the unique
opportunity to network with these executives while experiencing
leadership training from corporate professionals."
—Linda McCloskey—
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Students will have the opportunity to choose
morning and afternoon educational sessions led by key Lockheed
Martin employees. Topics range from "Virtual Team Leadership"
to "So You Want To Be the Boss" and "Diversity:
The Junk in Your Trunk." Additionally, students can
play the Lockheed Martin Ethics Challenge Game, which encourages
players to examine ethical scenarios and determine the best
course of action.
"The Archer Center is so proud of this
conference because it offers students the unique opportunity
to network with these executives while experiencing leadership
training from corporate professionals," says Linda
McCloskey, director of the Archer Center.
Past leadership conferences have attracted
more than 300 students and have been hosted by corporations
such as Lucent, IBM, and General Electric, among others.
Students can register at the Union, room
3702. The event requires a $10 deposit that will be returned
at check-in on the day of the event.
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