Servant Leadership

One-week session
June 16-20 (No camp June 19)
9:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
Rising 6th through rising 9th graders
$500

What to bring: Laptop, notebook, pencil/pen, comfortable clothing and sneakers, snacks, lunch, sunscreen (labeled with name), and a water bottle.

The Servant Leadership Camp is inspired by leadership programs at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School. It looks at leadership from different angles, including business, military, government, media, education, and non-profits. Students will read key materials, take part in case studies, discuss how character affects good leadership, watch films that explore leadership challenges, and meet local leaders on and off campus. Participants are expected to fully engage in all parts of the program, including reading assignments, watching films, visiting leaders in professional attire, and contributing to classroom discussions with a mature attitude.

Meet our staff
Chris Maloney 

Chris Maloney grew up in Buffalo, New York and received his Bachelor's Degree in Politics from Purdue University. He also has a Master’s degree in Politics from the College of William and Mary and a Master of Arts in Teaching from American University.  Maloney has taught in area independent schools for 27 years with stops at Woods Academy in Bethesda where he taught history, math and religion, and Gonzaga College High School where he taught history and chaired the history department. Maloney also served as founding principal at Don Bosco Cristo Rey High School in Takoma Park. For the last seven years, he has taught history and leadership studies at Saint John John’s College High School in Washington, D.C. 

Fun Fact: Chris and his wife take great joy in their three adult daughters and share texts with them every day about college and pro sports.