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Admission to the Lott Leadership Institute

The Lott Leadership Institute offers students an intellectual community of faculty and students designed to turn ideas into action. All students admitted to the Lott Institute major in Public Policy Leadership.  The curriculum for the B. A. in Public Policy Leadership joins the systematic study of public policy with the study of the leadership qualities necessary for successful policy formation and implementation.  Through the various courses of the curriculum students acquire the quantitative skills necessary for policy analysis, an understanding of the ethical imperatives of leadership and a clear appreciation of the global nature of responsible decision-making.  The application for admission to the Lott Institute is available below.  

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Lott Leadership Scholarships

The Lott Leadership Institute offers scholarships to entering freshmen with exceptional leadership and academic records and who will pursue a B. A. degree in Public Policy Leadership. The scholarships provide $10,000 per year for four years. The application for Lott Institute Scholarship is available below.

Scholarship Application

Please return completed application packet to:

Dr. Robert Haws, Academic Director
Lott Leadership Institute
P.O. Box 175
University, MS 38677

For further information, contact Dr. Haws at (662) 915-3189 or E-mail: leader@olemiss.edu

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