Lead With Purpose. Build Your Future.

At UNT, every student has the potential to lead. Through engaging programs and transformative experiences, we help you recognize and strengthen the leadership skills you’re already building in the classroom and on campus. Our approach empowers you to grow in confidence, develop purpose, and turn everyday experiences into lifelong leadership competencies. Whether you’re preparing for a career, graduate school, or making an impact in your community, UNT leadership programs are designed to help you succeed.

 
 
A group photo of UNT students who participated in the FLIP Retreat.
First-Year Leadership in Practice
A day-long leadership retreat for UNT first-year students looking to be future leaders at UNT.
An image of Hurley Administration Building with Scrappy in front. The words for NT/NT for are on the foreground.
LEAD Conference
A one-day conference focused on introducing students to topics that enhance their leadership skills and connecting them to other students.
A group of NT 40 students.
NT 40
NT40 was founded in 1974 by President Nolen as a group of prominent students who held levels of organizational leadership focused on philanthropic efforts, pride and tradition.
A photo of a group of female students who are members of NSLS with the NSLS letters above them.
NSLS
A national leadership honor society offering a leadership program based in goal setting and communication as well as scholarship, job boards, discounts and more.
A group of three students participating in the Lead Mentors program.
Lead Mentors
A student leadership board dedicated to promoting leadership education and development to the UNT student population through leadership events, tabling and consultations.
A group of students participating in LeadershipAND. They are sitting around a table in a conference room.
LeadershipAND
The LeadershipAND workshop series focuses on building and developing leadership skills, networking and putting leadership into practice.
An image of a graduation cord rolled up in a circle.
Leadership and Community Engagement Cords
An initiative that recognizes graduating students with high participation in leadership experiences.
 

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