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The Leadership, Ethics, and Values program is committed to advancing the college mission statement of creating "productive, principled, and involved citizens and leaders over a lifetime." The academic component of the LEV program is an integral part of North Central College’s institutional commitment to the development of ethical leaders. The overall goal of the courses is to help students understand the many aspects of the leadership process, and to help them develop the skills and qualities necessary for responsible leadership. Minors: Leadership, Conflict Resolution, and Social Change - Concentrations: Leadership, Ethics -Master’s degree: Leadership Studies NCC LEAD Our uniquely North Central leadership development program. It includes a variety of retreat opportunities, workshops/conferences, and peer mentoring to help students start their college journey. It is tailored to first year students; no previous leadership experience required! Changemaker Challenge An annual fall event that gives students an opportunity to pitch their project or business idea to create social impact. Students can receive funds to launch their ideas, mentoring from faculty and staff, or resources connected to the Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship. Action Day A day long conference for students and community members to gain understanding, inspiration and skills to become a changemaker. With an incredible speaker lineup including NCC faculty, grassroots organizers, politicians, musicians, and students, Action Day is an event you wont want to miss. Blue Key Honor Society Recognizes upper class students who demonstrate exemplary leadership academic distinction, community service and citizenship. The LEV Fellows Scholarship A highly attractive option for students who demonstrate outstanding leadership potential and a keen interest in maximizing their leadership skills to improve the North Central College community in return for year-to-year financial aid incentives. Students will receive a $1,000 scholarship the first year, a $1,500 scholarship the second year and a $2,000 scholarship the third year. Apply through the North Central College Academic Works website. Mironda K. Heston Scholarship for Public Service Awarded annually to one or more North Central College students who are interested in working in a human rights and service capacity at home or abroad. Servant Leader Award Presented at the annual Honors Day to the senior man or woman who has demonstrated a commitment to service in the College community and beyond. Dispute Resolution Center Provides community outreach opportunities in the form of training, mediation, and group facilitation services. LEV Preceptor Program Provides students with an opportunity to work closely with a faculty member assisting with a course they have successfully completed. The preceptor experience is great for students interested in graduate school or future careers in teaching.