The Judson H. Taylor Leadership House program at SUNY Cortland provides a unique cooperative living and learning experience for students to work together for the common good. This experience enhances leadership development and allows students to participate in activities that encourage community involvement both within the campus and greater Cortland communities.
The Leadership House consists of students who have been active participants in their communities by displaying leadership characteristics, holding leadership positions, and who have a desire to further enhance their leadership skills.
Residency in the Leadership House provides individuals with the opportunity to reside with students who have similar goals and interests related to leadership development. Eleven students are selected through an application process each year to fill the Leadership House. Residence life and housing, academic affairs and the Institute for Civic Engagement have collaborated to ensure the Leadership House is purposefully utilized to provide students with the opportunity to strengthen their leadership skills through various means of community involvement.
Please be aware that these dimensions are approximate and may vary from room to room.
11' 3" x 9' 7" room
5' 3" x 2' 2" window
Resident Applications are expected to be available in Spring 2024 and can be accessed via myRedDragon
The Leadership House is overseen by a residence life and housing staff member who handles building maintenance and addresses any behavioral issues unresolved by the residents. The residence life and housing staff member and the Leadership House team will confer whenever disruptive behavioral or unmet program requirements cause consideration for loss of the privilege of house residency. The residence hall director on duty also supervises the house.