TLC Criteria

TLC Program elements include:

1. Submit your interest in the program where you'll be paired with a Peer Leader
2. Attend a "TLC Leadership Theory Foundation" workshop
3. Take the TypeFocus Self-Assessment - Myers-Briggs Personality Type Inventory 
4. Enroll with your Peer Leader (TLC graduate) 
5. 7 TLC Workshops (Hosted Mondays & Thursdays) 
6. 7 Hours of Campus Engagement 
7. 7 Hours of Civic Engagement (M:POWR/UNESCO Mural Optional)

Final requirements include:

1. Follow the Resume Critique Checklist & Deadlines 
2. LinkedIn Portfolio  
3. Reflection Paper
4. Panel Exit Interview 

Campus Engagement

Definition: Any on campus event that involves student participation in discussion or observation of culture, humanity, and leadership.

Examples:

• Being a member or officer of a student organization
• Student org fairs, meetings, fundraisers, conferences
• International Coffee Hour
• All Cross-Cultural Center Events
• Civility Cafes/Dialogues
• Arts & Lectures Events
• Campus trainings for student staff
• Ally Trainings
• Participation in First-Year Programs/Academic Programs (e.e. EOP, PASO, TRIO) 
• Career Center Workshops
• On-Campus Blood Drive Donations
• American Democracy in Action Project   

Civic Engagement

Definition: Volunteering at a non-profit or agency that serves marginalized groups, serving at an event, organizing off-campus events. 

Examples:

• Cougar Pantry Volunteer
• (M:POWR) Project
• Cesar Chavez Day of Service 
• Super Stem Saturday
• Sanity Open Mic
• Boys & Girls Club Coach