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Leadership Coaching

Leadership Coaching empowers individuals to help others clarify their values and to live in a way that honors those values.

What is Coaching?

Coaching is a partnership between coach and client that focuses on personal goal setting, self-development, potential outcomes, and actionable steps for creating a more positive future. Coaching is not mentoring, counseling, therapy, training, or teaching.

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Coaching Creates Leaders

Coaching aims to build moral and ethical leaders at BYU by:

  • Elevating the leadership capacity of students so they can go forth to serve in their church, families, professions, and communities 
  • Supporting personal change and growth in chosen leadership competencies 
  • Increasing in knowledge, skills, and confidence 
  • Experiencing feelings of empowerment and enablement
  • Exhibiting care and concern for others

HOW CAN I GET COACHED?

1. Click the button below 

2. Complete the Leadership Coaching Readiness Survey 

3. Get paired with a Leadership Coach and begin your sessions!

Get Coached

HOW CAN I BE A COACH?

Sign up for ST DEV 214R (Section 002 or 003). This course is designed for students to become trained leadership coaches.

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STUDENT TESTIMONIALS
JAYCI EYRE
JAYCI EYRE

"I loved how forward-focused leadership coaching was! I changed my career path because just a few coaching sessions helped me be more intentional about what I wanted."
AJ Connover
AJ CONOVER

"Receiving Leadership Coaching has helped me to the thinking necessary to make hard decisions. From career path to personal life choices, coaching has helped me feel confident I'm doing both what I want to do and what God wants me to do."
Nicholas Bown
NICHOLAS BOWN

"Getting coached has given me new ideas and the energy to implement those ideas to become a better person in every area of my life."
Bryce Palmer
BRYCE PALMER
"The Sorensen leadership coaching pilot program has changed my life. The skills I have learned and coaching has already had a great impact on how I perceive myself and how I perceive my friends."