This class has been a great experience for me; I have learned a lot about not only myself, but also the Greek Community and leadership as a whole. To keep what I have learned here relevant for me I will have to treat the material learned in this class a little different than I would that of another GEC or elective course. This does not mean that I am going to review the Seven C’s on a weekly basis or re-read the book 100 times, but it does mean I need to be aware of the C’s and how they influence my leadership style. I think that the most important leadership lesson to remember from this class is to be aware of the motivations for your actions and before putting something into action consider who it is going to affect and how it will affect them. We all know the difference between right and wrong; the issue normally is whether or not we consider the moral implications and the ripples our actions cause before doing something. So that is how I will keep this class from being a wasted experience, I will do my best to remain conscious of myself and weigh the options before jumping to conclusions.
