Campus Lead

The Campus Lead is the local implementation owner of μLearn at a specific institution. They are the face of μLearn on campus and the bridge between the campus community and the broader ecosystem. They are not event organisers. They are node operators running a local instance of the μLearn protocol.

How to Become a Campus Lead

Like the IG Lead this role is earned and assessed. Not self-selected.

The assessment checks:

• Community contribution history on campus
• Understanding of the μLearn protocol and campus node responsibilities
• Leadership capacity and reliability
• Commitment to sustained community health not just launch events

Manual Intervention: Campus Lead appointments and changes require core team approval. Contact [campus governance form].

Campus Operations

Campus Leads are responsible for:

• Onboarding new members to μLearn and their profile
• Activating Interest Groups and Learning Circles on campus
• Organising campus-level events, challenges, and sessions
• Maintaining the minimum activity threshold required for node status
• Reporting campus activity to the core team on a regular cadence

Community Health

• Monitor engagement levels and identify disengaged members early
• Ensure the campus community reflects μLearn's values open, merit-based, inclusive
• Resolve local conflicts before they escalate
• Celebrate campus-level wins publicly on leaderboards, social media, community channels

Reporting and Coordination

• Submit regular activity reports to the core team member count, active LCs, IG participation, events
• Coordinate with IG Leads for domain-specific activation on campus
• Flag resource needs mentors, challenges, partner connections to the core team
• Represent the campus at regional and national μLearn gatherings Mutate, Permute

Campus Score Is Your Collective Score

Every activity your campus community runs contributes to Campus Score, the collective score that ranks your chapter against others across cities, states, and nationally. As Campus Lead you are the primary driver of that score. Your community's activity is your accountability.

→ To understand Campus Karma in full, go to Campus Karma

→ To understand how to run a Campus Node operationally, go to Section 8 - Running μLearn