RAWLS SCHOLARS MEDICINE INITIATIVE
Organization name: Center for Leadership Development
Program Type
Job shadow & career fair programs
Ages Served:
12-18 Years
Overview
Brief Program Summary: This 6-week program – named after the late Dr. George Rawls – offers
a rare opportunity to closely interact with medical students and professionals through a
partnership with Eskenazi Health. Participants shadow trauma services staff, tour Eskenazi
Hospital and gain an insider’s perspective of the I.U. School of Medicine.
Success Metrics: 90% of CLD students value CLD’s Principles for Success
95% of CLD Alumni are neither suspended nor expelled from school
Each CLD Alumni achieves 98% school attendance
95% of Alumni participants complete programs they start
65% of CLD students in grades 10-12 report studying at least two hours per day for a total of 10
hours per week
95% of CLD Alumni graduate from high school
90% of CLD Alumni enroll in college or other postsecondary institution
90% of CLD Alumni persist from first year to second year of college
75% of CLD Alumni earn bachelor’s degree or credential within six years
95% of CLD Alumni are self-supporting
50% of CLD Alumni donate to CLD
Demographics
Number Served & Racial Distribution:
Total Number of Individuals Annually Served
35
Black or African Americans Annually Served
91%
Hispanic or Latinos Annually Served
0%
Geographic Scope:
− Central Indiana Counties: Hamilton, Marion
− Additional/Other Areas of Focus: N/A
Resources
Annual Operating Cost: N/A
Initial Start-Up Cost: $0
Contact Information
Organization Name: Center for Leadership Development
Website: https://cldinc.org/
Respondents Name: Terry Bailey
Email: tbailey@cldinc.org
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