Midwest Marines and officers from across the country will host a free
leadership workshop 6-8 p.m. tonight in the Forest Quadrangle on Indiana
University's campus in Bloomington, Ind. The workshop-style mentorship
program called "Tools for Graduation" is open to the public, and it
demonstrates how to use the Marine Corps' 14 core leadership traits for
success in college and everyday life. The leadership workshop offers students (and business professionals) the
opportunity to collectively explore principles of success through a
series of large and small group sessions, hands-on applications, and
round-table discussions about leadership in the public and private
sector, government, and the military. Participants will receive a
Certificate of Completion, take-home items, and invaluable skills to
engage group and community leaders. For more information, please contact Capt. Brian Blaine at (317)
554-0515 or by e-mail, Barney.Blaine@Marines.USMC.mil. Members of the
media who wish to cover this event are encouraged to contact Captain
Blaine in advance and interview requests for Marine Corps mentors are
welcomed.
leadership workshop 6-8 p.m. tonight in the Forest Quadrangle on Indiana
University's campus in Bloomington, Ind. The workshop-style mentorship
program called "Tools for Graduation" is open to the public, and it
demonstrates how to use the Marine Corps' 14 core leadership traits for
success in college and everyday life. The leadership workshop offers students (and business professionals) the
opportunity to collectively explore principles of success through a
series of large and small group sessions, hands-on applications, and
round-table discussions about leadership in the public and private
sector, government, and the military. Participants will receive a
Certificate of Completion, take-home items, and invaluable skills to
engage group and community leaders. For more information, please contact Capt. Brian Blaine at (317)
554-0515 or by e-mail, Barney.Blaine@Marines.USMC.mil. Members of the
media who wish to cover this event are encouraged to contact Captain
Blaine in advance and interview requests for Marine Corps mentors are
welcomed.
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