Presidents Leadership Class faculty from CU Boulder. Founded in 1972, the Presidents Leadership Class boasts an active alumni network of more than 2000. All PLC students are given access to this network to find jobs, mentors, and friends whenever desired. Past speakers at PLC events have included: Presidents Leadership Class The Presidents Leadership Class (PLC) at the University of Colorado at Boulder is one of the oldest collegiate leadership programs in the United States. A four-year academic and experiential learning program for top students at the University of Colorado at Boulder, the Presidents Leadership Class was named to honor the president of the
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