Honolulu-based Chaminade University received a $1.5 million grant from the Marianist Province of the United States to establish a four-year leadership development program for the private school’s undergraduate students. The program will launch this fall and Chaminade President Lynn Babington said she expects an initial cohort of around 50 students. “Most university campuses have all kinds of leadership courses, even some programs and opportunities in student government and in clubs to practice…
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