Coppin State University
Leadership
8:30 am - 5:00 pm
Who Should Join?
This program is ideal for students who:
Are passionate about making a difference on campus
Want to develop leadership and communication skills
Are interested in mentoring peers or organizing events
Aspire to represent student voices in university decision-making
Program Benefits
- Leadership Training: Participate in workshops on public speaking, conflict resolution, and team management.
- Mentorship: Receive guidance from faculty, staff, and experienced student leaders.
- Recognition: Earn a certificate of completion and be recognized at the annual Student Leadership Gala.
- Networking: Connect with campus departments, alumni, and community partners.
The Student Leaders Program helped me find my voice. I gained confidence, built real leadership skills, and made connections that shaped my college experience—and my future.
Marion Coppin
Students also have the opportunity to attend the The National Student Leadership Forum.
Roles & Opportunities
Student Leaders may serve in roles such as:
- Orientation Leaders
- Peer Mentors
- Event Coordinators
- Student Ambassadors
- Committee Representatives
Orientation Leaders guide incoming students through their first days on campus, helping them navigate resources, build community, and feel at home. This role is perfect for outgoing students who enjoy mentoring and public speaking.
Peer Mentors provide one-on-one guidance to fellow students, offering advice on study habits, time management, and campus life. This role builds empathy, communication, and leadership skills.
Event Coordinators plan and execute student-centered events—from workshops and socials to awareness campaigns. This role is ideal for creative thinkers who enjoy logistics, teamwork, and making things happen.
Student Ambassadors serve as the face of the institution at open houses, campus tours, and community events. They share their experiences, answer questions, and help prospective students feel welcome.
Committee Representatives sit on university or departmental committees, contributing student perspectives to policies, programs, and initiatives. This role is great for students interested in advocacy, governance, or policy.
