TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WTXL)--Statistics show that students who seek out the mentoring of others actually land more job opportunities. Grady Enlow from Thomas University actually conducted a study and stopped by Sunrise to break it all down
Enlow says student leadership development is more than just training current student leaders:
· All students have the potential to be leaders at some level.
· Leadership is not just about nature; it's also about nurture.
· Mentor relationships are important, especially when the mentor and the mentee are not of the same race or gender.
· Developing leadership potential is just as important for university students as other extracurricular opportunities.
· Employers are hiring people who understand more than just the areas of their majors; employers also want people who can be potential leaders.
