360 Leadership Institute
Good leaders need a strong foundation. If you are wrestling with questions about what it means to be a Christian in the world today or are worried about facing the upcoming transition to university, Trinity’s 360 Leadership Institute is for you. During your two weeks at 360LI, you will deepen your Christian perspective on the world, build a community of friends, refine your unique voice, and embrace your call to influence the world for Christ.
QUICK FACTS |
| For Students aged 15–18 |
| College Credit Included |
| Highly Respected Faculty |
| Outstanding College Mentors |
| Scholarships Awarded for College |
PROGRAM COMPONENTS |
| Seminar Discussion | Understand Christian Thought and Calling |
| Innovative Projects | Dig Deeply into the Foundations of Your Faith |
| Interactive Activities|Develop as a Leader Through Interviews & Application |
| Small Groups| Explore Your Leadership Identity Through Mentorship |
| Habits | Grow Closer to God Through Teaching and Practice |
PROGRAM TRACKS |
| Track #1 | Foundations of Christian Thinking and Living |
| Track #2 | Philosophical Applications |
Dates & Info
When: June 19 – July 1, 2021
Where: Trinity College in Deerfield, IL
Cost: Registration before April 1: $800
Registration after April 1: $900
Registration Deadline: NOW TBA
Rooming: Trinity Residence Halls
Includes: 3-hours of college credit; 1:1 meetings with professors and coaches; extension/application projects and activities
Discounts:
$150 missionary kid discount
$150 returning camper discount
$150 sibling discount
$100 TIU faculty recommendation discount
$100 NSP leader discount
Need-based and TIU/TEDS student/faculty discounts available upon application
COVID Backup Plan
What if COVID hinders our plans in June? We’ve got you covered!
Same 360 quality; different format:
•6-week online seminar meeting every Monday morning
•Weekly community groups with undergraduate mentors
•Weekly extension activities for your context
•1:1 check-ins with professors
•$200 off in-person pricing
Faculty
Chris Firestone. Dr. Firestone is currently professor and chair of the Philosophy department. He worked to develop the “Trinity Debates” and leads annual outreach trips to Eastern Europe. He is a member of the American Academy of Religion, the Society of Christian Philosophers, and the American Philosophy Association.
Kristin Lindholm. Dr. Lindholm teaches human communication n a variety of contexts. She has co-authored several papers and book chapters, and received four awards for her achievements in education. She is a member of the National Communication Association.
Taylor Worley. Dr. Worley serves as both a faculty member and administrator of spiritual life for students, focusing on enabling students to see how their gifts and passions can be leveraged for greater impact in the kingdom of God.
