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Please join Leadership Corvallis as we celebrate the graduating class of 2025! We will also honor this year’s recipient of the Hans Neukomm Leadership Award and hear from a member of the class.
Thursday, June 5
5:00 p.m. – Networking with sandwiches, appetizers & no-host bar
5:30 p.m. – Program begins
4 Spirits Distillery – map
Tickets for graduates are complimentary, alumni and guests are $30 per person (includes 1 drink ticket).
(Tickets will be available soon. Please check back.)
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Leadership Corvallis returns for its 32nd year this fall with a class of 28 starting a 10-month exploration of the inner workings of the greater Corvallis community.
Class members will learn about the processes, agencies, institutions, and the people behind them that make the greater Corvallis community function and thrive.
Class themes include government services, economic vitality, health care, human services, arts, education, and natural resources. Sessions include mixed panel discussions, interactive activities, and field trips to spots around the community.
Those interested in taking part in future Leadership Corvallis classes should reach out to Melissa Carter-Goodrum, Leadership Corvallis recruitment committee chair, at recruit@leadershipcorvallis.com.
Since its inception in 1993, more than 600 people have graduated from Leadership Corvallis.
The Leadership Corvallis class of 2025 is:
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Leadership Corvallis returns for its 31st year this fall with a class of 25 starting a 10-month exploration of the inner workings of the greater Corvallis community.
Class members will learn about the processes, agencies, institutions, and the people behind them that make the greater Corvallis community function and thrive.
“We’re excited to kick off the 31st year of Leadership Corvallis,” said Chris Quaka, president of Leadership Corvallis. “I am truly thankful to the countless volunteers who make the program a great experience for participants year after year. This year’s class is ready to learn more about our community and how they can expand their knowledge of this great city!”
The class meets the second Thursday of each month with a different theme each month. Themes include government services, economic vitality, health care, human services, arts, education, and natural resources. Sessions include mixed panel discussions, interactive activities, and field trips to spots around the community.
Those interested in taking part in future Leadership Corvallis classes should reach out to Melissa Carter-Goodrum, Leadership Corvallis recruitment committee chair, at recruit@leadershipcorvallis.com.
Since its inception in 1993, more than 600 people have graduated from Leadership Corvallis.
The Leadership Corvallis class of 2024 is:
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Have you always wanted to be a community leader? Do you want to meet the people that make the Corvallis community run? Are you interested in making connections that will promote your professional growth? If so, consider applying to be part of the next Leadership Corvallis class.
The program, which just marked its 30th anniversary and has more than 600 alumni, brings together a cohort of like-minded residents interested in impacting their community.
Daylong sessions are held once per month from September through June (second Thursday of the month from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.) Topics include health care, government, human services, education, the arts and natural resources. Participants meet community leaders and take field trips to locations throughout the community.
Tuition is $700. Applications received by June 30, 2023 will receive a $50 early bird discount. When applying, a $25 deposit will be required. The $675 balance will be due upon acceptance into the class.
To apply visit www.leadershipcorvallis.com. For more information about the application process please contact recruit@leadershipcorvallis.com.
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Leadership Corvallis marks its 30th anniversary this fall with 26 class members starting a 10-month exploration of the inner workings of the greater Corvallis community.
This year’s class marks a return to a full in-person schedule and curriculum. Class members will learn about the processes, agencies, institutions, and the people behind them that make the greater Corvallis community function and thrive.
“We are thrilled to be back to a fully in-person schedule this year,” said Leadership Corvallis Board President Kemble Tsoi. “Each class day will focus on a crucial element of our community, building upon the previous sessions to paint the big picture of what makes Corvallis a unique place to live, work and lead.”
The class meets the second Thursday of each month with a different theme each month. Themes include government services, economic vitality, health care, human services, arts, education, and natural resources. Sessions include mixed panel discussions, interactive activities, and field trips to spots around the community.
Those interested in taking part in future Leadership Corvallis classes should reach out to Chris Nordyke, Leadership Corvallis recruitment committee chair, at chris.nordyke@gmail.com.
Since its inception in 1993, more than 600 people have graduated from Leadership Corvallis.
The Leadership Corvallis Class of 2023 includes:
Karen Aklin, Citizens Bank
Jonah Browning, The Arc of Benton County
Shannon Bush, Benton County Community Development Department
Mica Contreras, DevNW
Claire Davis, The Reynolds Law Firm
Kathryn Duvall, Corvallis Benton County Economic Development Office
Callie Elliott, Citizens Bank
Celina Franklin, Benton Community Foundation
Ron Gilliland, Ron Gilliland Coaching Services
Lexi Greenley, Unity Shelter
April Holland, Benton County Public Health Department
Jessica Hougen, Benton County Historical Society
Ben Harvey, Corvallis Police Department
Kyle Hatch, Samaritan Health Services
Denise Hughes-Tafen, University of Oregon
Darrel Kau, Good Samaritan Hospital Foundation
Toby Lewis, Benton County Community Development Department
Brayden Moore, Chateau Management
Mayme O’Neill, Citizens Bank
Amanda Peterson, WaFd Bank
Meredith Petit, City of Corvallis Parks & Recreation Department
Jacqueline Rochefort, City of Corvallis Parks & Recreation Department
Nissa Rost-Rothman, Benton Habitat for Humanity
Bob Tyler, The Reynolds Law Firm
Melissa Ward, Oregon State University
Rebecka Weinsteiger, DevNW