Leadership Track
The Lincoln Series held an informational virtual meeting on Tuesday, March 30th, 2021, to share information about the Leadership Track and answer questions about the program. Lincoln Series alumnae participated and shared their experiences talking about what they learned and gained both professionally and personally, including lifelong friendships. If you missed the meeting, you can watch a taping of the session here.
If you have any questions, please contact LincolnSeries@gmail.com and we will be happy to answer them.
If you have any questions, please contact LincolnSeries@gmail.com and we will be happy to answer them.
APPLICATIONS ARE NOW BEING ACCEPTED
FEBRUARY 2021 UPDATE: The Lincoln Series is proud to announce it is now accepting applications for the Leadership Track for the 2021-2022 program. With a start date of August, 2021, applications are due by May 31st.
This elite Leadership training will help you learn the intricacies at all levels of government and possible public service career paths. This annual program includes a trip to Springfield and another to Washington DC, for two to three days each, where we meet with some of Illinois' elected officials. All other sessions are held in different locations across the state.
To honor the integrity of our program for all our participants and to help ensure the health and safety of both our participants and our speakers, The Lincoln Series reserves the right to postpone the program as required by the pandemic. If this happens, all completed applicants will receive priority consideration for first program to be held post-pandemic.
Membership in The Lincoln Series is required to participate in the annual Leadership Program.
The application can be found here.
FEBRUARY 2021 UPDATE: The Lincoln Series is proud to announce it is now accepting applications for the Leadership Track for the 2021-2022 program. With a start date of August, 2021, applications are due by May 31st.
This elite Leadership training will help you learn the intricacies at all levels of government and possible public service career paths. This annual program includes a trip to Springfield and another to Washington DC, for two to three days each, where we meet with some of Illinois' elected officials. All other sessions are held in different locations across the state.
To honor the integrity of our program for all our participants and to help ensure the health and safety of both our participants and our speakers, The Lincoln Series reserves the right to postpone the program as required by the pandemic. If this happens, all completed applicants will receive priority consideration for first program to be held post-pandemic.
Membership in The Lincoln Series is required to participate in the annual Leadership Program.
The application can be found here.
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The Leadership Track provides a unique experience for each participant, helping to inform and educate Fellows at all political levels. The curriculum begins with the basics of the structure of the Republican Party. Each program, thereafter, expands on some aspect of what is learned in the first program with county government, followed by state and federal government, ethics, as well as campaign training, public speaking and media relations. Each program is set up not only to educate and inform, but also to network with speakers, state and federal legislators, and government officials, among others. These exciting opportunities set the stage to learn more about the nuances of life in the political world, while creating and building lifelong mentoring relationships to help our select Fellows reach their professional goals.
The program begins in August and goes through mid-June, with two-to-three day seminars held during most of the months at varying locations across the state, plus one session in Washington DC. These seminars are taught by leading experts, elected and party officials volunteering their time on topics including, but not limited to, county, state and federal government, as well as ethics in leadership and much more. Each May a National Convention of Excellence Programs is held in Washington DC for the member states across the country and includes meetings with members of Congress, administration officials, foreign policy experts and Republican party officials. |
State Senator, and Lincoln Series Alumna, Sue Rezin welcomed the 2019 class at their inaugural Chicago meeting.
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Former Lincoln Series Board Vice President Susan Wynn Bence (left) and former Lt. Gov Evelyn Sanguinetti (right) congratulate 2019 Leadership Track Vasavi Chakka (center).
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Each session dives deep into its subject matter, opening doors and career opportunities to participants which they might otherwise have never known is an option. All the while, the class will both cultivate and build life-long relationships with not only your classmates, but also with the already 200+ alumnae. Participation numbers are limited each year to maximize the personal and professional impact for each Fellow.
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