Welcome
The Emergent Leaders Network (ELN) is a world class organization that leverages public-private partnerships to develop globally-minded student leaders in U.S. community colleges. ELN empowers emerging young leaders to realize their potential by providing resources for education, connecting students with successful professionals and alumni, hosting professional networking events, and providing mentorship opportunities. Read More ......
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------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The Emergent Leaders Network (ELN) is committed to building a global community of you leaders by providing micro-scholarships, mentoring and professional networks to community college students and alumni. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Please join us for the ELN Launch Benefit. Funds raised will be donated to our micro-scholarship program. |
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Community Colleges in the National Spotlight
President Obama is throwing the spotlight on America’s ‘best kept secret’ – community colleges “equip students with the skills and the education necessary to compete and win in this 21st-century economy." Read his Dade County Community College commencement address.
President Obama is throwing the spotlight on America’s ‘best kept secret’ – community colleges “equip students with the skills and the education necessary to compete and win in this 21st-century economy." Read his Dade County Community College commencement address.
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ELN's Micro-scholarships & Glendale Community College
ELN is launching its first micro-scholarships in California in fall 2011, starting with Glendale Community College. California has the largest higher education system in the U.S., serving nearly 3 million students annually, with 30% of Californians ages 18-24 currently enrolled in a community college. California community colleges also enroll the state’s lowest-income students. Read More .......
ELN is launching its first micro-scholarships in California in fall 2011, starting with Glendale Community College. California has the largest higher education system in the U.S., serving nearly 3 million students annually, with 30% of Californians ages 18-24 currently enrolled in a community college. California community colleges also enroll the state’s lowest-income students. Read More .......