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Sponsors
Local Government
- Dakota County
- Morrison County
- Morrison County Public Health
- Rice County Attorney’s Office
- Sherburne County
- Sleepy Eye Public Schools
- Yellow Medicine County
- Washington County
State Organizations and Associations
- Minnesota Association of Assessing Officers
- Minnesota Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts
- Minnesota Board of Water and Soil Resources
- Minnesota Counties Insurance Trust
- Minnesota Lakes Association
- Paul Revere Housing Cooperative / North Country Cooperative Development Fund
Nonprofits and Foundations
- Cedar Valley Services
- Community Options and Resources
- Girl Scout Peacepipe Council
- Lake of the Woods School
- Minnesota Valley Health Center
- Northwest Area Foundation
- Prairie Community Services
- St. Francis Health Services
- Soil and Water Conservation Society
- Southern Minnesota Initiative Foundation
Community Organizations
- Alexandria Business Women
- Leadership Morris
- St. Paul Area Chamber of Commerce
What U-Lead Particants Say...
- “I’ve learned so much about
the area that I have decided to plant my roots in for my life
remaining. I met people and learned how small communities
have just as much to offer as large communities.”
- “I am always hesitant to get in a leadership
role. Someone else would be better at it, more organized,
more knowledgeable, etc. But it has hit home that I don’t
have to be the ‘best’ one out there. I just have
to be willing to try and willing to take the steps to get
involved. I really can make a difference if I really want
to.”
- “The most important thing I gained
is a clear pattern of how to go about making changes/enhancing
our communities. Going through the program, the path of making
a difference by leadership is clear. It gives you the map
and the compass!”
- “Networking with other people with
many different backgrounds and learning about them. Learning
the many different things in the county that I didn’t
know before. Most people want to better their community and
we work at that from many different angles.”
- “It was interesting learning about
the state legislature. I also learned that leaders did not
have all the answers but at least they try.”
- “I am taking out of this so much more
than I thought I would. The people I met are great.”
- “It helped to define what a true leader really
is. How to get things changed if you feel something
isn’t good for a community or organization.”
- “Met a lot of people and learned
a lot about myself. I feel “I can.” Going out
of my comfort zone.
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