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LEAD SCHOLARS PROGRAM
The LEAD (Leadership, Excellence, and Academic Development) Scholars Program provides, for selected first-generation University students, a smooth transition to life at Santa Clara. Participation in the program is by invitation. LEAD scholars are selected from among those awarded a grant or scholarship by Santa Clara University. The LEAD Scholars Program forms a community of undergraduate peers and faculty dedicated to rigorous academic achievement and student leadership. The program involves support as well as challenge throughout the four years, with a special emphasis on the first-year experience. The LEAD Scholars Program is committed to fostering an atmosphere of successful scholarship, community engagement, and service. Social and academic programs include seminars, academic advising and support, peer mentoring, team building, and outreach to families. All LEAD Scholars participate in LEAD Week, which is scheduled for the week immediately preceding the beginning of the fall term. |
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