A true renaissance man in the UB music world, Jonathan Golove, visiting assistant professor of music, may be playing his cello in a professional orchestra one night and teaching the history of rock music to students the next.
Students seeking direction and advice about leadership skills need look no further than the Leadership Development Center at UB, which specializes in helping students gain leadership abilities that can help them attain success in today's competitive job market.Frank Ciccia, the director of the center, said many people benefit from the center who may not have thought they would."In some point in your life, you will have to be a leader and use leadership skills, whether it is at school, in the classroom, at work or even in your church or community," said Ciccia.Students that tend to be timid when it is time to take charge and assume a leadership position could benefit from the seminars at the Leadership Development Center, which seek to develop the communication skills students may be lacking."The classes helped my public speaking skills because they work with the students one-on-one, and they help you to take charge," said Lisa Kaplan, a junior medical technician major.
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