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Commencement, Classes of 2013

Commencement will be held June 13, 2013, from 5:30 – 7:30 PM at the Mukogawa Fort Wright Institute (4000 W Randolph Road).

Leadership Spokane is honored to present Robert Bartlett, Ph.D. as this year’s keynote speaker. Dr. Bartlett is a Visiting Assistant Professor in Africana Studies at Eastern Washington University.


Leadership Spokane 501 (c)(3) is the original organization, founded in 1982 by the Spokane Area Chamber of Commerce and a group of business and community leaders. Leadership Spokane offers a civic leadership training program in which the voices of all sectors of the community are balanced, with the clear understanding that the health of all these sectors is vital to a healthy Spokane. Today, individuals from a variety of professions, races, backgrounds and neighborhoods from all over the county compose the Adult and Youth Leadership class each year. Classes focus on Servant Leadership, “Spokane 101″ information and skills such as team building, systems thinking, facilitation, conflict resolution, visioning and project management. 




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Class of 2012 Graduation

 

Youth Leadership Class of 2013

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