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Leadership Lyceum: Inspiring and Educating Association Volunteers
The Greek Lyceum was a school of philosophy founded by Aristotle near the city of Athens in 335 BC. Its purpose was to serve as a center for discussion, debate, reflection and study. The FAA Leadership Lyceum works to identify and develop a well-informed and highly motivated group of emerging multifamily housing leaders; people with a broad-based vision for and strong commitment to the mission and strategic objectives of the Florida Apartment Association and its local associations. A common challenge among FAA's11 local associations is the ability to identify association volunteers who are trained and motivated to move the association forward, and who have the time to volunteer and have the support of their employers. FAA has offered the Leadership Lyceum course for the past two years. Those whohavegraduated are listed below. Any FAA member may enroll in the course through their local association. Lyceum candidates are required to completethree classroom modules that arefour hours in length. They must attendone FAA Board of Directors meeting,one FAA Legislative Committee meeting, the FAA Legislative Conference and the FAA Education Conference. If you're interested in more information or want to enroll, please contact your local association office or Marjorie Cook at the FAA office at mjs@crowsegal.com. 2009 & 2010 Leadership Lyceum Graduates Wesley Aleshire - FCAA |
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