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STEVEN SOLOMON DR. IONATHAN KAZDAN “We want to challenge the best of our young people,” he said, “convince them that leadership is not always going for the glory; it’s allowing others to share the “Above all,” he explained, “we are interested in individuals with integrity who see leadership as a matter of service.” ers.” Hence, his involvement in Student Leadership and School Spirit Conferences for the past 14 Sports ................................ 15 Classified ..................... 16-19 Coming Up . . . North .......... 5 Entertainment .................... Business ........................... .12 14 “It is not a holiday or a shop- ping excursion for these kids,” Wilson said. “It is a two-day intensive program â€" a highly (See'School...'page3) Currently, as executive director ‘ of the Humansphere Leadership Institute (restructured and a regis; tered charity), the former teacher is planning for the 14th Annual School Spirit and Student ‘ Leadership Conference held in/ Burlington this week. The twfi day conference will bring together '- 600 students and staff advisors~ from high schools all over Ontario, from Thunder Bay to Moosonee. Most high schools in Oakville and Burlington will be represented. That’s when Humansphere Inc. first took shape. It was a small consulting firm whose first project was a training conference for high school student council leaders with their staff advisors, held jointly with Sheridan College. There were 230 registrants the first year, and the event was judged a success. Wilson has been pursuing hisâ€"v quest for “a pool of ethical leader- ship material” since 1980, when after taking a sabbatical to research the field of leadership development, he found Canada lagging behind - especially com- pared to our neighbors to the south. Instead of continuing to pour all our resources into treating‘ advantaged’ youth in our c _‘ this sociologist, educato father of seven, proposed t more in potential leaders. CANADA LAGS BEHIND “We tend to station our ambu- lances at the bottom of the c ' cart away the injured," he illus- trated, “instead of sending people to the top of the cliff tote-direct traffic, or build fences, to ptevent these so-called accidents.” Wilson made the obs“!!! that by and large our society tend- ed to react to problems rather than prevent them. ”1 praise. It’s working behind m9 scenes and motivating. If you’ looking for glory, we really can’ help; that’s not where we’ re cor'r ing from” “Frankly, “ he added with{ grin, “it can be a tough sell. Bu we can hook a few, when they back to their schools, we know there will be a ripple effect.” TEACHING 30 YEARS Wilson has been an educator for the last 30 years or so, primari- ly as a lecturer at Sheridan College. With a Bachelor of Arts‘ in Sociology frbm McMaster a Master of Social Science Brigham Young Univer Utah, hewashiredatthec" nity college not long opened. Historically, acc this teacher, that inst' encouraged creative acti ' vative ideas in education.