The Hart Leadership Program challenges students to practice the art of leadership in public life. Through academic courses, experiential learning programs, community-based research, and co-curricular initiatives, students develop their own frameworks for leadership and work alongside others toward a common purpose.
In March, Professor Alexandra Zagbayou and former Service Opportunities in Leadership (SOL) Fellows Mike Ramos (T’26) and Annabel Tang (T’27) attended the Campus Compact conference in Chicago, IL. Campus Compact, a national nonprofit organization dedicated to higher education civic and community engagement, empowers colleges and universities to advance their civic mission and address complex social […]
Dr. Lalita Kaligotla, Associate Director of the Hart Leadership Program from 2019 to 2021, recently published an article in the Journal of Higher Education Outreach and Engagement on the development of student civic identity in higher education. Now an Associate Clinical Professor and the Senior Director of Leadership, Policy Engagement and Innovation at The Ohio State […]
Ashley Gutierrez-Torres, a Duke University sophomore and 2025-2026 Laidlaw Scholar, has been selected to join the Laidlaw Scholars Advisory Board. In January 2025, Hart Leadership Program welcomed its first cohort to the Laidlaw Scholars Research and Leadership Program, a prestigious 24-month leadership development program that combines training in community-engaged research and immersive practice in ethical […]