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Self-Designed Learning Opportunities
The final Self-Designed Learning Opportunity proposal cycle will begin February 6th, 2025. Proposals will be accepted through February 20th, and reviewed on an ongoing basis through February 28th.
Robertson Summers offer powerful learning experiences. At the end of the Summer, Robertsons stop to think about what they did, how they grew, and how all of this matters for leadership. We come back to this practice over and over.
This tool has been designed for you to (1) share quick information that will help staff understand how Summer 2025 worked and (2) reflect more deeply on your personal journey--ask questions, make sense, move forward. Both are important steps.
We take you and your word seriously and know you will, too, in approaching this final formal step for Summer 2025. Please complete these materials by August 25. This timeline allows us to honor our word on the following commitments:
- We will read and respond;
- We will draw on your reflections as we continue to support you in your leadership journey;
- We will reflect as staff on what we've learned and how to strengthen opportunities moving forward;
- We will communicate back to the community key lessons that surfaced.