What is it? What is the result? How do I communicate it? How do I develop it?

1. What is it? What is the result? How do I communicate it? How do I develop it? COURAGE Marble relief in the United States Senate Chamber Washington, D.C.

2. What is it? What is the result? How do I communicate it? How do I cultivate it? COURAGE Putting yourself at risk for some higher purpose Sacrifice = giving up something of value for something of greater value • PHYSICAL COURAGE • MORAL COURAGE • COURAGE TO CONTINUE • COURAGE TO ATTEMPT SOMETHING BIG • COURAGE TO COMMIT Cowardly people self-protective, afraid, unwilling to take risks lacking in commitment to higher ideals

3. What is it? What is the result? How do I communicate it? How do I cultivate it? COURAGE Professor Librescu Dr. Irshad Manji U.S. Marine Corps Honor Courage Commitment _ Profile in Courage Award Demography does not define destiny KIPP

4. What is it? What is the result? How do I communicate it? How do I cultivate it? COURAGE POSITIVE CHANGE THAT BENEFITS EVERYONE PHYSICAL COURAGE save a life, reach a noble cause, gain respect MORAL COURAGE achieve justice, reform, self-respect COURAGE TO CONTINUE successful completion, respect of others COURAGE TO ATTEMPT SOMETHING BIG noteworthy achievement, respect of others

5. What is it? What is the result? How do I communicate it? How do I cultivate it? COURAGE Stand for the right in small ways, no matter what the risk. With words speak out for the under-represented With actions oppose injustice in all its forms, make friends of the marginalized hold to your principles--it’s never wrong to do the right thing With silence do not laugh at jokes about gays or ethnic groups

6. What is it? What is the result? How do I communicate it? How do I cultivate it? COURAGE In whatever arena of life, if he follows his conscience, one may meet the challenge of courage, whatever may be the sacrifices he faces – the loss of his friends, his fortune, his contentment, even the esteem of his fellow men – each man must decide for himself the course he will follow. The stories of past courage can define that ingredient – they can teach, they can offer hope, they can provide inspiration. But they cannot supply courage itself. For this each man must look into his own soul. --John F. Kennedy, Profiles in Courage

7. What is it? What is the result? How do I communicate it? How do I cultivate it? COURAGE Courage is like a muscle. The more we exercise it, the stronger it gets. John McCain, In Search of Courage • Read the stories of courageous people. • Project yourself into their situation – What would I have done? • Think about the times you have been courageous (and cowardly). • Determine that courage is a quality you want to exhibit. • Be ready for the life-changing moment when your COURAGE is tested.