Leadership Starts Here
The OA Leadership Starts Here Initiative is Outdoor Action’s broad, campus-wide leadership development program designed to provide Princeton students with training in essential leadership skills.
Cason Crane ’17 became the first openly-LGBT person to climb Mt. Everest and the Seven Summits – the highest mountain on each continent. Join us tonight as Cason shares stories
Princeton graduates serve in countless leadership positions around the world from entrepreneurs to teachers, directors to parents. Understanding the traits and behaviors that make leaders effective is critical for any
What climbing in the wild can teach us about teams, collaboration, and true grit by Majka Burhardt ’98 What a professional climber and social entrepreneur teach you about reaching your
Some assume the merits of risk to be self-evident (no A’s without F’s). Yet, this isn’t a commonly shared value among students, parents, or even peer educators; they often don’t
Princeton graduates serve in countless leadership positions around the world from entrepreneurs to teachers, directors to parents. Understanding the traits and behaviors that make leaders effective is critical for any
Catch a rare, behind-the-scenes glimpse of staff development at NOLS. Tod Schimelpfenig and Liz Tuohy discuss the intricacies of teaching judgment and decision-making with a packed room of instructors at
By the campus community, for our campus community Leadership means taking an active role as a member of the Princeton community. That means actively supporting the values that underly this
Outdoor Action is Princeton University’s largest student leadership training program. Our core mission is to facilitate the development of leadership skills among Princeton University students through active leadership experiences. Learn
Developing effective Leadership and Group Facilitation skills are essential for all OA Leaders, and anyone serving in a leadership role. There are two workshops offered by OA which focus on