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The Fellows Program is conducted at Coro Leadership Center St. Louis, New York City, Pittsburgh, Los Angeles and San Francisco. A total of 68 fellows are selected nationally each year through a highly competitive selection process. Fellows represent a broad range of cultural, racial, and economic, backgrounds, ages, and interests, political affiliations, academic and work experience, but all are committed to excellence in public affairs.
The Women in Leadership program provides an opportunity for women with management or entrepreneurial leadership experience to develop their personal and professional leadership skills as they gain a broader view of the St. Louis community
The Mastery of Leadership (MOL) program will focus specifically on General Semantics (GS), what it is is and how to apply it. MOL is not an entry level program and requires that participants have a basic understanding of Coro Methodology, principles and tools. Alumni of either the Fellows Program in Public Affairs or Women in Leadership Program are eligible. Meet the Spring 2010 class of Mastery of Leadership.
Employing the Coro Methodology in a more targeted environment, the Community Leaders Program provide a set of skills and experiences that assist participants in assesing the landscape of their community, while developing and working with diverse stakeholders to identify and solve problems
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