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Opportunities for leadership at Taylor abound. There are so many ways to be involved on campus and in the community, you will be wise to carefully consider what God is calling you to do.

Over 200 students each year take a course on leadership theory. This often serves as a first step toward a leadership position on campus. But the truth is, students are involved well before that in community outreach, discipleship groups, campus leadership roles and missions. Taylor is a place where you will grow in your leadership ability and learn from others as you work with them.

Taylor University's distinctive model of servant leadership is rooted in John 13:3-17. As Jesus knelt to wash the feet of his disciples, he provided an indelible example for generations of leaders to follow. In order to lead, one must serve others.

The towel given to each graduating senior during commencement ceremonies represents Taylor's distinctive emphasis on service. Taylor University presents a dynamic servant leadership model, empowering students to grow in their abilities even as alumni.

Student leadership at Taylor includes those positions that are listed to the left of this paragraph.  Click on each of the links to learn more of each position.