Why Attend?

First-Rate Learning

As a student at Southeast Management School, you’ll enjoy academic teaching that has direct credit union applications. The three-year program, which takes place one week per year in person, will help you develop your operational, managerial and leadership skills. You’ll also benefit from chances to network and learn side-by-side with current and future credit union leaders and the school’s esteemed faculty. View the curriculum (subject to change).

Consider this program and challenge yourself to achieve your highest potential, stimulate your critical thinking and increase your confidence.

Features:

  • Access to support and resources through the SRCUS LMS online portal.
  • Self-paced, virtual pre-work and instructor-led in-person courses.
  • Independent and teamwork assignments.
  • A range of occasions to connect, engage, and grow professional networks.

Collaboration

We offer a collaborative environment from the start of online orientation and pre-work to engaging activities in class, on campus, and via team projects. Life-long bonds are formed between you and your classmates as you all benefit from sharing successes, resources, challenges, and solutions during and beyond your time in this program. 

Shaping Leaders

The future of the credit union movement relies on attracting, engaging, and retaining thought leaders. This program is NOT a conference but a commitment we invite credit unions to make toward a better future for their staff and organization. For more than 50 years, we’ve seen alumni go on to hold leadership positions at their credit unions, in their local chapters, and with community-based organizations. They also serve as league directors and more throughout the credit union movement. Take the next steps to join them.

Start your SRCUS journey today!

“I made lasting connections that have provided so much to me throughout my career. I learned a lot about credit unions and the industry, but I also learned a lot about myself…If you have the opportunity to attend, you should take it.”

— Travis Hall, President, South Carolina National Guard FCU