| Leadership Opportunities in the Classroom | Instructional resources are used to promote leadership knowledge. | There are some opportunities for students to demonstrate the leadership knowledge they have learned. | Many opportunities exist for student lead instruction. | Numerous opportunities exist for students to teach and model others how to be leaders. |
| Leadership Opportunities through Clubs and Organizations | Clubs and organizations exist to provide leadership opportunities. | Clubs and organizations are emerging and beginning to form their leadership structure. | Clubs and organizations empower students to reach out to meet the needs of the community. | The leadership structure of the clubs and organizations serve as a model to be replicated. |
| Leadership Opportunities in the Community | There is no plan in place that promotes community service. | There is evidence of a plan for promoting community service but with little involvement. | There is evidence that community service is promoted, implemented and recognized. | There is evidence that the community is significantly impacted as a result of the community service. |
| Campus Leadership Culture | There is no evidence of a plan to shift the campus culture to encourage leadership through student voice. | There is evidence of a plan to shift the campus culture to encourage leadership through student voice. | There is evidence that campus staff create a culture where student leadership is promoted through student voice. | The campus culture serves as a model to replicated. |
