MCLP leaders are taking local leadership practices to the international stage. The Greenleaf Center for Servant Leadership invited MCLP to conduct a workshop on how MCLP has built a leadership …
On April 13, 2013, twenty-five MCLP Class of 2013 participants graduated — bringing to a close eight months of intensive hard work, community service and personal growth. Class speaker, Emily Vigneri, …
Since 2010, each Multicultural Leadership Program (MCLP) class puts “servant leadership” into action by partnering with local non-profit organizations on community projects addressing specific local needs. This year’s five MCLP …
On January 21, 1995 Tariq Khamisa, 20 years old, was killed with one shot by 14-year-old newly-minted gang member Tony Hicks. Tariq Khamisa arrived at an address to deliver a …
“It adds an interesting twist as MCLP class participants become more self-aware and are able to share their observations and test their insights in a multi-culturally diverse setting.” – Paula …
Leslie Harding, 2011 graduate of the Multicultural Leadership Program (MCLP), reflects on her experience with MCLP and how it’s changed her view of life. Harding explains that before enrolling in …
Azim Noordin Khamisa is the inspirational keynote speaker for the MCLP class of 2013 dinner and graduation celebration to be held Saturday, April 13, 2013. Hailed by dignitaries such as the …
Public invited to attend Bloomington/Normal, Ill. – The public is invited to learn about progress-to-date for five community projects underway in McLean County with help from the Multicultural Leadership …
“We are more alike than we are different.” While this quote is attributed to many different thought leaders, it is not the majority view. Why? This is one of the questions asked at …
“Life is short. Don’t hold back.” This was just a small sampling of the words of wisdom that kicked off the “Public-Private Partnerships” panel, as each panelist was asked …
Late in October, the MCLP class met with a panel of outstanding leaders in education, who discussed the mission and vision for their organization, their challenges, and insights on how …
A generous legacy gift of $50,000 from the estate of former Bloomington, Illinois resident and business leader, Susan M. Noble, created a new endowment for the Multicultural Leadership Program (MCLP) …
A mere three weeks following graduation, 2012 Multicultural Leadership Program graduates, along with graduates from past MCLP classes, were hard at work Saturday, April 21 throughout the community. 1. Craig …
Paul Rusesabagina, the inspiration behind the “Hotel Rwanda” film, shared a message of leadership during the keynote address of the Multicultural Leadership Program’s Class of 2012 graduation, Saturday, March 31. …
Eighteen years ago, a 100-day genocide in the central African nation of Rwanda left 800,000 people dead. In the midst of the chaos and slaughter, Paul Rusesabagina sheltered more than …
The public is invited to the Multicultural Leadership Program (MCLP) final community project presentations March 3 at Heartland Community College. Following the presentations will be a reception to share information …
What can you learn from five leaders who’ve experienced the challenges and triumphs of serving as business executives? During their panel discussion Feb. 16 at Business Furniture Inc. in downtown …
The real-life hero of the Oscar nominated film “Hotel Rwanda” will speak at the Multicultural Leadership Program Class of 2012 graduation March 31. Tickets for the Graduation Dinner Celebration are …
Imagine having to whittle a list of 60 values down to 10, 5, 2, and ultimately 1. Over the past few weeks the Multicultural Leadership Program (MCLP) Class of 2012 …