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Get a Taste of PLC - Shadow a PLCer
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How to Apply to PLC - Is PLC the program for you?
Click on the buttons below to learn how to apply to the CU Boulder General Scholarship, the Presidents Leadership Class, and how to plan for an interview if you make it to the second round of the PLC application process.
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If you need help completing the Gen. Schlp. Application, please call: 303-492-5091 If you need help completing the PLC Application, please email: jessie.kasynski@colorado.edu All tech difficulties with the scholarship portal should be addressed to: scholarships@colorado.edu |
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See Yourself in PLC
Hannah Rose Ledezma
My name is Hannah Rose, and I am a biethnic Mexican-American queer woman from rural Pennsylvania. I'll be graduating in May 2021...
Kolondja Thillot
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Victoria Acuña
To me, leadership is transformative and centered around radical love for yourself, your community, and the issues you care about. It is also about being an agent of change...
Sama Kareem
I am a third-year PLCer and pre-med, neuroscience student. I decided to major in neuroscience because I have always been fascinated by the human brain...
Nadyah Spahn
I am a senior majoring in International Affairs with the hope of becoming a clinical psychologist and working with refugees. As a proud second generation American Muslim...
Shane Ball
Leadership is the pairing of the humble courage needed to recognize that change is necessary with the compassion required to put others before yourself...
Jordan Lee
As a person with a double-hypenated ethnicity, Japanese-Korean-American, language has played a large role in shaping my identity. So, I'm studying linguistics and geography...
Julia Baum
In PLC, I have found my people- my friends who have radically different beliefs but still respect mine, and thus, we all grow into more diverse, more inclusive individuals...