Annual Leadership Conference

L3: Lifelong Leadership sponsors an annual leadership conference, usually held in the spring.  Past themes have included Challenge Your Mind:  Think Leadership, Success in a Rapidly Changing World, Communication and Your Future, Motivation, and Wellness.  Our programs are always open to all students, faculty and staff.  Our goal is to involve students in the planning and presentation of the conference and to provide an opportunity for P.C.’s leaders and emerging leaders to build skills that will be valuable to them as people, students, and members of the campus leadership community.  

Do you want to be a better leader or develop new leadership skills, but just don’t think you have the time? Do you enjoy starting off your day with a good breakfast? Do you want to have credible leadership training to put on your resume? How about combining both breakfast and leadership training to get your semester and your career on track?

The program is aptly named "Breakfast of Champions". Each semester, guest speakers will meet with students over breakfast for a workshop, lecture, or other initiative.  Sessions will be held over an eight week period, and breakfast will be provided by the SAIL Office.  Students who attend 7 sessions will earn a Bronze Lifelong Leadership Certificate; those who attend 14 sessions will earn a Silver Lifelong Leadership Certificate; and those who attend 21 or more sessions will receive a Gold Lifelong Leadership Certificate.  In addition, incentive prizes and raffle prizes are given out throughout the program. All certificates are awarded in April at our annual Student Recognition Ceremony.  For those participants who do not have the time to complete the program this year, the program will continue into next year and attendance at sessions will be cumulative.

Sign-ups are taken in the SAIL Office each spring.

Student Recognition

The Student Recognition Ceremony was created through the joint effort of administrators in the S.A.I.L. Office and members of Student Congress to recognize the significant contributions of student clubs and organizations to co-curricular life at Providence College, our surrounding community, and the student body. The events, organizations, and individuals recognized by this program have put forth great effort to provide experiences that complement classroom learning, build community, and promote the College's mission to provide "a variety of opportunities for intellectual, social, moral, and spiritual growth." The Student Recognition Ceremony seeks to show the College's appreciation of these efforts. Awards are given to organizations for creative advertising, successful fundraising, innovative programming, impactful community service projects and other important accomplishments. The ceremony, held each April, is open to all members of the PC community.