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EDU 706.507.8770  \nCOLUMBUSSTATE. EDU/SERVANT-LEADERSHIP  \n|  |\n| --- |\n| \u003Cbr>TABLE OF CONTENTS |\n\nMessage from the Director Impact  \nFacts and Figures  \nSenior Project  \nSL in Oxford  \nReflections and Retreats Student Learning Outcomes Care Services  \nStaff Profiles  \nPage 1  \nPage 2  \nPage 3  \nPage 4  \nPage 6  \nPage 8  \nPage 10  \nPage 12  \nPage 13  \n|  |\n| --- |\n| \u003Cbr>MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR |\n\nAs I reflect on the 2023-2024 academic year, I am filled with deep gratitude for the expansion of the William B. Turner Center for Servant Leadership. This year has brought new challenges, opportunities, and countless moments of growth that have only strengthened our commitment to the principles of servant leadership.  \nAs they always do, our students in the undergraduate Servant Leadership Program have risen to the occasion, demonstrating the power of servant leadership in action. The Class of 2024, through their Senior Project, focused on the theme \" Expand, Equip, Expose,\" addressing several issues—such as health, wellness, and community engagement—that are of vital importance for Columbus’ Mill District residents. Their efforts, which we are immensely proud of, provided immediate support to the community and laid the groundwork for lasting change.  \nWe expanded the horizons of our learning about servant leadership by taking our efforts abroad to examine servant leadership in a broader, international context. We created and introduced a new three-credit hour course into our curriculum to allow students to study selected topics related to servant leadership in depth. This year, for the first time, we offered a Study Abroad Program in Oxford, England. The course introduced students to the city of Oxford and Oxford University as well as organizations and individuals ( past and present) who aim to improve the state of the world around them. This unique experience allowed students to examine the individuals and organizations in Oxford through t he lens of Servant Leadership while also identifying and analyzing the cultural differences at play. Students were also challenged to consider how their experiences abroad will shape their practice of servant leadership in the future. I am sure the lessons from this course will resonate with the students (and instructors) for years to come.  \nThis year, one of our most substantial developments was initiating an effort to create a holistic care system for all CSU students, introducing a Care Services Coordinator position now housed in the William B. Turner Center for Servant Leadership. Our Care Services Coordinator works closely with the Embark Program, a statewide initiative designed to support students who have experienced foster care or homelessness. This new role, which has been instrumental in our efforts, has allowed us to better meet the needs of students facing housing and food insecurities, ensuring they receive the support and resources they need to thrive. We received a $25,000 grant from the Fanning Institute at the University of Georgia, which we used to purchase inventory for our Food Pantry, buy gift cards for retailers that the students we see often need the most, like Uber and Walmart, and provide housing for students who were experiencing homelessness.  \nOf course, this year also marked a significant milestone for CSU and the William B. Turner Center for Servant Leadership with the investiture of Dr. Stuart Rayfield as our sixth president. Dr. Rayfield's leadership has already profoundly impacted the undergraduate Servant Leadership Program, and she now has a big job ahead of her as she takes on the many challenges facing the university. 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