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ALLENDALE CAMPUS CLOSURE: USC Salkehatchie's Allendale campus will be closed on Thursday, November 21 due to scheduled waterline maintenance by the Town of Allendale. As a result, all Allendale campus, in-person classes on both Wednesday, November 20 and Thursday, November 21 will be canceled. Online courses will continue as scheduled. Professors for in-person, on-campus classes will notify students of alternative class assignments. The Walterboro campus will remain open, and classes on that campus will meet as planned. USC Salkehatchie apologizes for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciates your understanding.

  • Leadership Salkehatchie members in front of Capitol building.

Leadership Salkehatchie

What is Leadership Salkehatchie?

Leadership Salkehatchie is an economic development leadership program offered by USC Salkehatchie in partnership with SouthernCarolina Alliance. The program provides participants an opportunity to enhance their leadership skills while becoming aware of and involved with community dynamics and issues facing the Salkehatchie region. Our diverse contingent of participants represents a wide variety of employment
sectors, economic levels and demographic segments. This enhances the group’s ability to understand an increasingly complex world and its relationship with the region. SouthernCarolina Alliance provides full scholarships for participants to attend this highly competitve program.

The Program

Leadership Salkehatchie’s program includes workshops led by subject matter experts which are designed to empower participants with the economic development knowledge and the skills needed to cultivate progress within our region. The program highlights the strengths of the Salkehatchie region and explores the obstacles facing small-town America. Program topics include economic development, education, the judicial system, local government, legislative advocacy, leadership skills, and diversity. Leadership Salkehatchie meets monthly in various locations throughout the Salkehatchie region as well as on the University of South Carolina’s Columbia campus. The group travels together to Washington, D.C. in May to meet with the region’s legislative delegation and with various representatives of federal agencies.

How do I become a participant?

Participants are nominated by regional business, industry and educational
leaders. Finalists are selected by an application committee. Those who are
accepted receive full scholarships to fund the program’s expenses.

Participant Requirements

Leadership Salkehatchie seeks adults who meet the following criteria:

  •  Participants must be nominated for the program.
  • Participants must be residents of or be employed in one of the
    counties that are a part of the Salkehatchie region (Hampton,
    Bamberg, Barnwell, Allendale, Colleton, Beaufort and Jasper counties).
  • Participants must display an interest in community leadership.
  • Participants should aspire to reach leadership positions or currently
    occupy professional leadership positions.

To recommend someone for this program, complete the nomination form or contact Shelby Broomfield.

 

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