Allegacy Continues Dedication to Leadership and Character Education

Allegacy Federal Credit Union has made a generous 10-year $2 million investment and partnership with the Wake Forest School of Business to support the Allegacy Center for Leadership and Character just announced in a ribbon-cutting ceremony in Farrell Hall. 

Unleashing Potential in Athlete Leaders

Leadership on and off the field is a distinguishing characteristic of the Deacon Leader System. Dr. Pat Sweeney steps Wake Forest team captains and teammates through leadership activities using the Center's business ethics resources.

Dr. Patrick J. Sweeney, 
Executive Director, Allegacy 
Center for 
Leadership and Character

 

Service Academies Leadership Program

“It was so much fun. I had a blast at the McDonald Conference for Leaders of Character.  I learned about creating relationships with peers and balancing that with leadership.”

Jazmin Aguilar ('23) 

Service Academies Leadership Conference

“I feel fortunate to have met many great people while attending the US Naval Academy Leadership Conference.” 

Camille Dutto (‘23)

Ethics and Leadership Debate Team

"Processing ethical dilemmas challenged us and brought a whole new understanding into our classroom and leadership experience."

Paul Okoyeh ('17), Ethics and Leadership Debate Team Member

Allegacy Expands its partnership with the Business School's Center for Leadership and Character

Allegacy Expands its partnership with the Business School's Center for Leadership and Character

The Allegacy Center for Leadership and Character is proud to continue its partnership with the Allegacy Federal Credit Union, that began in 2019, to develop and expand the opportunities to practice authentic leadership and advance character development within the business profession, organizations, and communities.

ACLC OVERVIEW

OUR PRODUCTS

Individual Tools: Leader development tools, resources, and 360 assessments support leader, leadership, and organizational development.

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Leadership Tools: Ethical Decision-Making In Action tools assist leaders in systematically thinking through ethical challenges to understand complexities and create actions.

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Team Leadership Tools: Help teams navigate through difficulties and capitalize on strengths to operate from higher forms of leadership while demonstrating character.

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IN THE NEWS

ACLC Scholars Program Kickoff Event


ACLC scholars gathered with ACLC Executive Director Pat Sweeney, ACLC Executive in Residence Jeff Triplette, and  ACLC Affiliate Adam Holtzschue to kick off the program with teambuilding activities at Graylyn Conference Center.  This is the program’s...

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Research by ACLC Associates to be Published in Journal of Applied Psychology


Research by ACLC Associates Sean Hannah and John Sumanth, alongside School of Business colleague Sherry Moss and additional coauthors, has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Applied Psychology. Read about their contributions in The...

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The Allegacy Center for Leadership and Character Scholars Program


The ACLC is proud to introduce the Allegacy Center for Leadership and Character Scholars Program, a year-long initiative developed to accelerate the development of leaders of character who have a passion for elevating people, organizations, and communities....

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ACLC Executive Affiliate Adam Holtzschue Receives Judson D. DeRamus Distinguished Alumni Award


Adam Holtzschue received the Judson D. Deramus Distinguished Alumni Award during the School of Business 2024 Alumni Weekend. The award, established in 1984, celebrates School of Business alumni for professional achievement, dedication to the School, and...

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Carol Spann Joyner Recognized for Exceptional Leadership Accomplishments


At the Business School’s 2024 Alumni Weekend, Carol Spann Joyner was the inaugural recipient of the Allegacy Center for Leadership and Character  Excellence in Leadership Alumni Award. A ’90 Business major, Carol is Vice President Real Estate...

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Pat Sweeney Featured in the “Routledge International Handbooks of Multidisciplinary Perspectives on Character Development”


Pat Sweeney, the Executive Director of the Allegacy Center for Leadership and Character, recently contributed to “The Routledge International Handbooks of Multidisciplinary Perspectives on Character Development,” Volumes I and II. The publications...

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VIDEO LIBRARY

General Robert Caslen: The Character Edge


Join us for an online discussion by former West Point Superintendent General Robert Caslen and USMA psychology professor Dr. Michael Matthews about character and its application to both USMA cadet development and to leadership in general. Drawing on ideas...

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Beverly Anderson: Leading While Black in Corporate America


This webinar was sponsored by the Allegacy Center for Leadership and Character. Phil Anderson, Associate Teaching Professor in the Wake Forest School of Business conducted an interview with Beverly Anderson, President of Global Consumer Solutions at Equifax...

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Weston Smith: Strength in Numbers


After becoming a whistle-blower for the HealthSouth fraud resulting in his spending 27 months in prison, Weston Smith, former CFO, advises to find strength in numbers to maintain your values in high pressure corporate environments....

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Bob Reid on Leader Development


Bob Reid, former president and CEO of Community One Bancorp visited the Allegacy Center for Leadership and Character and provided guidance to students on leader development....

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Lee Colan on Appreciation


Lee Colan, Ph.D., author of Engaging the Hearts and Minds of Your Employees shares the value of appreciation and how to cultivate it in the workplace....

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Cameron Kent on Servant Leadership


In a servant leadership reflection, Cameron Kent shares his decades of experiences with Habit for Humanity and other service...

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