Lehman College
Register by Thursday, February 3 for Spring 2022 Learn more
Register by Thursday, February 3 for Spring 2022
Get Where You Want to Go, Faster
The Braven Accelerator Course is a vibrant learning experience that gives you the roadmap and tools to channel your ambition and hard work. You’ll work with a Leadership Coach, and a cohort of peers as you partake in activities that build your leadership and career readiness.
- Learn how to leverage your life story as a career asset.
- Fine-tune your resume and cover letter, and practice interviewing.
- Hone competencies sought by today’s top employers, including: working in teams, leadership, problem-solving, networking and communicating, and operating and managing.
- Grow your network on campus and professionally.
The Braven Accelerator Course Components
Weekly Learning Labs
Meet with your coach and small group, or cohort, once a week and engage in skill-building simulations, practice, and experiences.
Ongoing Coaching
Work with your Leadership Coach toward your long-term goals.
Braven Online
Learn at your own pace through completing weekly 90-120 minute online modules.
Portfolio Building Assignments
Complete three projects that will set you up to apply for a job or internship.
Team-based Challenge
Put into practice everything you’ve learned when you solve a real-world challenge and build your record of achievement.
Special Events
Experience dynamic events, such as a Storytelling as Leadership Workshop, mock interviews, and the Live Your Legacy Celebration.
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San José State Univ.
Register by Monday, February 14 for Spring 2022 Learn More
Rutgers Univ. – Newark
Register by Thursday, January 27 for Spring 2022 Learn More
Register by Thursday, January 27 for Spring 2022
National Louis Univ.
Register by Friday, January 7 for Spring 2022 Learn more
Register by Friday, January 7 for Spring 2022
“You become part of a team that could actually make a difference. You learn that you have a story and how to tell it. You meet lots of highly motivated, inspiring people.”
Andy Yitalo, Braven Fellow ’14