CU Lead

IN CRAWFORD COUNTY, WE’RE READY TO SEE YOU LEAD!

Crawford Unlimited (CU Lead) is the Crawford Partnership’s premier leadership program, designed to engage leaders at all levels.

CU Lead is an experiential program, and Crawford County is our classroom.

Purpose:

To explore the unique places, organizations, and opportunities that exist in the Crawford County community
To educate leaders, sharing leadership philosophies and strategies from top experts in leadership
To encourage leaders to share ideas and embark on a journey of personal and professional development and growth
To enhance the quality of life in Crawford County by creating a network of passionate leaders

Program Details:

9-month program (April through December)

One class session per month
Overnight & full-day retreat in April
Tuition: $1,500 (scholarships available)
Tuition includes course materials, meals, experiences, individual room at retreat overnight & gear

See the 2022 CU Lead Program Outline here.

See the Policy on Withdrawal & Tuition Credit here.

CU Lead is designed to develop leaders who will improve their leadership skills, and thus, their performance in the workplace. If you have any questions, please contact CU Lead facilitator Erin Stine at partnership@crawfordpartnership.org.

To Apply:

Use the button below to apply for the 2022 CU Lead Cohort. You’ll be asked to upload a copy of your resume.

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Erin Stine, CU Lead Facilitator

Erin Stine serves as the Community Development Director for the Crawford Partnership, as well as the Facilitator for Crawford County’s CU Lead program.

Holding a B.A. in Communications and Marketing from Cleveland State University, Erin spent more than 10 years coaching NCAA collegiate volleyball at both Mount Union and Walsh University before moving back to the area to help launch the Crawford Success Center in Bucyrus. During her time at the CSC, she effectively guided the center from concept to reality over her two years as Director. During her tenure, more than 300 students enrolled in and completed college-level coursework at the center—many of whom are first-generation college students. In addition to guiding the academic services offered through the center, Stine also excelled in marketing the center, fundraising, and building strategic partnerships between the center and key stakeholders in the Crawford County community.

She took that experience with her to the Crawford Partnership, where for the last six years, she has led the community development efforts for Crawford County. Focusing on the quality of life, health and wellness, downtown revitalization, and more, Erin has solidified herself as a leader and collaborator throughout Crawford County. A CU Lead graduate herself, Erin has a unique passion and understanding for Crawford County and has the leadership development experience to guide future cohorts through the CU Lead program by providing them the platform to lead!