Hansen Leadership Program The Hansen Leadership Program (HLP) is the avenue through which strong character and leadership skills are cultivated by actively leading and serving others in order to impact all lives now and in the future. HLP is open to any interested student who represents the College’s comprehensive approach toward leadership development. Doane College believes that leadership skills are inher- ent within every person, and the program’s initiatives are designed to identify and develop these skills.


The mission and goals of HLP are achieved through a variety of events and activities held throughout the year. These include the Hansen Speakers Assembly, leadership retreats and workshops, faculty and alumni programs, and community service opportunities. While leader- ship is a process, students practice leadership by becoming involved in the many aspects of campus life found at Doane. Many opportunities (both informal and formal) exist for students to put their leadership skills into action. Advisor: Carrie Petr


Omicron Delta Kappa is the National Leadership Honor Society. The Society recognizes those who have attained a high standard of efficiency in collegiate activities and to inspire others to strive for conspicuous attainments along similar lines. Doane’s Society will be chartered in the fall of 2011. Advisor: Carrie Petr


Multicultural Services The Office of Multicultural Services staff exist to promote enriching cultural opportunities and to aid in the development of a more diverse and inclusive environment for all. The goals of this office include supporting students of diverse background through their college careers and providing programs to meet the needs of all students regarding multicultural awareness and appreciation. Multicultural Services also works collaboratively with the Office of Admissions, Academic Support, Financial Aid, and other campus organizations to meet the social and personal needs of students. Advisor: Wilma Jackson


Peer Judicial Board (PJB) considers cases of policy violation referred by the Chief Judicial Officer. Students are selected to serve on the board through an application process. To serve on the board, students must have a 2.5 cumulative GPA, be in good standing with the College, and have no significant incident reports in their file during service or for one year prior to serving on the board. Advisor: Russ Hewitt


Student Activities Council (SAC) is responsible for selecting, coordi- nating, promoting, and sponsoring student activities and campus-wide events. This includes entertainers such as comedians, musicians, magi- cians, and hypnotists, a box office film series, Homecoming events, Doaneapolooza, Casino Night, bingo, and game nights. Qualification for involvement includes motivation, excitement, and eagerness to be


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