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The theme for YLC Conference 2010 is "Can Y'all Hear Me Now?" and will focus on one of the basic building blocks of leadership - communication. Students will learn to use effective communication techniques in a variety of contexts.

YLC is seeking friendly, enthusiastic, and energetic college upperclassmen and young professionals who have a desire to make a positive impact on the next generation and their community for high school students. Become a mentor or volunteer!


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Conference 2010 Begins!

Friday, June 25th, 2010

The first shots of YLC 2010!

Getting Ready for Conference!

Monday, June 21st, 2010

Let the countdown begin … only four more days until YLC Conference 2010! The board and mentors have been working hard for the past year to prepare for this year’s conference, and hopefully, you’re all as excited about conference as we are. This year’s conference will be the biggest (we have reached a record-breaking number of registered students) and the best (yes, can y’all hear me now??) conference yet!

With less than a week left until conference, we want to make sure you’re all well-prepared for this weekend:

(1) Check out our FAQ page. You’ll find links to our map, a list of what to bring and what not to bring, and other important information.
(2) Register for a parking permit if you’re driving yourself to conference: Parking Permit Form
(3) Pack. Check out our list of what to bring and what not to bring.
(4) Get directions to Rice University

Directions to the Conference from US 59

For students being dropped off:
1. Exit Shepherd/Greenbriar
2. Go south on Greenbriar
a. Coming from 59 south going northbound, make a right
b. Coming from 59 north going southbound, make a left
3. Make a left on Rice Blvd (which turns into Sunset Blvd.
4. Make a right on Main St. , and then
5. IMMEDIATELY make a right into Entrance 1
6. Follow the YLC signs to the check-in location

For students driving themselves:
1. Exit Shepherd/Greenbriar
2. Go south on Greenbriar
a. Coming from 59 south going northbound, make a right
b. Coming from 59 north going southbound, make a left
3. Make a left at entrance 13A into the Greenbriar Parking Lot.
4. If you pass University Blvd. you have gone too far.

(5) Get excited!!!!!!!!

2010 Applications Online

Sunday, April 18th, 2010

Calling all students, mentors, and volunteers! We are now accepting applications for the 2010 YLC Conference!

About the 2010 Conference

Dates: June 25-27, 2010

The Youth Leadership Council is proud to announce our Conference 2010 theme – Can Y’all Hear Me Now?. This year’s conference will inspire high school students to explore the multitude of communications related issues that affect their environment and to empower them with the knowledge and leadership skills necessary to actively engage their communities.

Student Sign-up

If you are a high school student (entering 9th grade through graduating senior), please complete the application at our website:

http://ylc.net/student

Volunteer Sign-up

For those of you who have “graduated” from YLC, please consider becoming a Conference Assistant. This is an excellent and rewarding chance for you to help the next generation of Asian-American leaders. We need volunteers who can help with activity setups, photography, student registration, and much more.

http://ylc.net/volunteer

Mentor Sign-up

YLC is seeking friendly, energetic, and enthusiastic college students and young professionals to mentor high school students at this year’s YLC conference. Mentors must have completed two years of college by June 2010 or be a full-time salaried young professional.

http://ylc.net/mentor




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