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Student  Leadership  offers  a  variety  of  leadership  opportunities  to  the  students  of  Bowie  State
                  University.    Leadership  training  is  offered  to  students,  student  organizations  and  advisors.   The
                  training  is  delivered  in  various  formats  including  workshops,  seminars,  retreats,  leadership
                  programming and conferences. Students are engaged in opportunities to develop leadership skills as
                  well as personal growth and citizenship.  For more information on leadership training opportunities,
                  contact The Office of Commuter Affairs and Student Leadership in the Student Center, Suite 3008.

                  Bowie State University Symphony of Soul Band Program
                  Director:  Adolph Wright

                  The Bowie State University (BSU) Band Program is comprised of the Marching, Pep, Concert, and
                  Jazz Bands. The Marching Band is the largest student organization on campus, with a traveling
                  contingent of 270 members.  The Pep Band supports both men and women’s athletics including
                  both CIAA and NCAA Tournament games. The Pep Band was once dubbed “Best Band” at the CIAA
                  Basketball Tournament. The Jazz Band emphasizes diverse jazz styles and literature, ensemble
                  performance,  and  improvisation.  The  Concert  Band  performs  representative  works  in  all  styles
                  from classical to avant-garde.   Students who participate in the band program learn discipline,
                  responsibility, and social awareness.   Membership in the BSU Band Program is by audition or
                  invitation and is open to all BSU students. Should you need additional information, contact
                  University Bands at (301) 860-3762 or awright@bowiestate.edu.

                  University Centre / Wiseman Center
                  The J. Alexander Wiseman University Centre helps to build community through its organizations,
                  programs,  and  facilities.  The  Centre  provides  opportunities  for  meaningful  experiences  through
                  self-directed activities, self-governance, leadership workshops, and community service.  The Centre’s
                  co-curricular  activities  encompass  all  dimensions  of  student  development  and  are  intellectually
                  stimulating, culturally enriching, and recreational.

                  Programs and Special Events
                  Director:  Sharon Glaster


                  The  Office  of  Programs  and  Special  Events  assists  the  Office  of  Student  Life  with  its  activities
                  programming   and   provides   informative   publications   of   upcoming   events   to   the   campus
                  community.   By providing quality programs and disseminating information, the Office encourages
                  Bowie State University to support such programs regularly.  By participating in educational, social,
                  emotional, spiritual, cultural, physical, and intellectual activities, students will become well- rounded
                  citizens and will be better prepared to serve their communities upon leaving Bowie State University.

                  Leadership Institute
                  The  Student  Leadership  Institute  is  a  week-long  intensive,  interactive,  and  stimulating  learning
                  program for newly elected student leaders from many Historically Black Colleges/Universities who
                  are committed to uplifting their organizations and their schools. The Institute is held annually in
                  late SPRING at Bowie State University.

                  The  primary  goal  of  the  Student  Leadership  Institute  is  to  help  participants  develop  as  leaders.
                  More specifically, the objectives of the Institute for student leaders at HBCUs are to teach students
                  to:

                           Understand the mission and purpose of HBCUs
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