Table of Contents and Introduction
Mar 15th, 2010 by Allyson
Introduction
Throughout my time in secondary school, I heard from many about how I was a leader. I did not think much about it; I was more concerned with tending to the passions I had and changes I wanted to see. My leadership roles came out of my desire to be involved, to take action in organizations in which I was able to participate. I believe there is a bit of a bleeding heart in me that looks for involvement to satiate my desire to better understand a situation.
Table of Contents:
Personal Definition of Leadership
Values and Principles to Guide Leadership
Personal Strengths and Further Development
An interview with Heather Pearson
Activism Letter to American Apparel
Inspirational Women, Part 1: Virginia Woolf
Inspirational Women, Part 2: Marian Wright Edelman
Inspirational Women, Part 3: Valerie Solanas