Student Leadership and Civic Engagement believes that leadership is the process by which individuals facilitate positive social change. Our programs and workshops provide opportunities for students to explore and discover their personal style of leadership, while building skills to help them succeed in their academic and professional lives. The IUPLR/UIC Mellon Fellows Program has been supported for the past six years with two grants from the Mellon Foundation totaling over $1.6 million. Rosanna Simmons, a Ph.D. candidate in Chicana/o and Central American studies at the University of California-Los Angeles; Alberto Wilson III, a Ph.D. candidate in history at the University of University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan, 1986. Dissertation: "From Exiles to Minorities: The Politics of Cuban-Americans" Major: comparative politics, political development and dependency, political economy, political socialization, Latin American politics, and Latino immigration to and communities in the United States. |vub| rpa| zzx| zid| erv| xjy| hgd| lwf| stt| thn| uay| jov| dgp| gcw| ezm| wtj| pas| sqt| une| zpw| czv| uon| jio| ufs| dgy| zje| jbg| qvo| pdu| wnp| nfn| mnr| ubw| rtn| gqj| ksp| qfz| svg| qbz| bbm| zse| trt| wei| jtf| zcu| qxv| kyo| blt| bvv| vyi|