Leadership Opportunities

The following programs are things you can get involved with to help develop your leadership skills while a student at Aurora University. Become involved with one organization, or more, there is something for everyone at Aurora University.

Leadership Education and Development Program

Dunham Scholars:
The Dunham Scholars program is a unique educational program supported by a special fund at Aurora University. The program is designed to ensure the success of American enterprise by providing a select group of unique and deserving students with an innovative academic experience that will prepare them and their community to thrive and prosper in a dynamic world environment. For more information, contact Ileana Brooks at ibrooks@aurora.edu

Peer Advisors:
The peer advisors are upperclass student mentors who assist in the transition from high school to college for first-year students.  Peer Advisors lead students at AU4U: First-Year Registration & Orientation, participate in fall Welcome Weekend activities with first-year students, communicate regularly with a cohort of first-year students, and are the official campus tour guides. Meet this year's Peer Advisors.

Resident Assistant:
Each floor has a Resident Assistant, a carefully selected and trained student staff member who works under the direct supervision of the Residence Hall Director. The RA helps residents build a community atmosphere and develop programs conducive to learning and personal growth.  If you would like to become a Resident Assistant, please click here.

Student Organizations at AU:
Involvement in a student organization provides many opportunities to develop leadership skills. As a participating member or through elected office, you will learn to communicate, cooperate, negotiate and motivate! Learn about student organizations at AU.