About the 2011 Conference
Dates: June 24-26, 2011
Come one, come all!! Oh yes…Youth Leadership Conference this
2011 Year (our 23rd year!) will astonish…will amaze…will be unlike
any other Conference in the past!
This year’s INNOVATIVE theme is: Don’t Hate, Innovate!
Simply put, great leaders are innovative. What does this mean?
They possess knowledge, vision, are willing to collaborate, take risks
(when necessary), and are resilient. Through a fun and new program
format, the 2011 Conference will strive to teach these skills. How???
You’ll have to come to find out!
(Clue: There’s a chicken, superpowers and pie eating involved)
If you are a high school student (entering 9th grade through graduating senior), join our conference:
- Develop & practice leadership skills.
- Learn from college and young professional mentors.
- Challenge yourself through a series of team-building activities.
- Enjoy a weekend in a Rice University dormitory.
- Meet new friends that are not in your usual realm of friends.
- Showcase your talents through our Café-Y event.
- Receive opportunities for scholarships.
- Add some excitement to your summer!
You must be registered with YLC in order to attend this conference. Registered attendees will receive an email from YLC.NET confirming their attendance. APPLY NOW.
Early Registration: $100 (ends 4/30)
Late Registration: $125 (begins 5/1)
2010 Conference Recap
The 2010 YLC Conference theme was– Can Y’all Hear Me Now?. The conference inspired 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.
2009 Conference Recap
A common suggestion for the program from previous YLC students was to address how and when to apply the leadership skills learned from conference in a real world setting. The theme for YLC Conference 2009 was Call to Action. During the conference, we presented the students with a “call to action” – a call for our students to plan, organize, and execute their own community service project. YLC engaged students to explore the concerns that affected their communities and where they could play a role. This pledge required students to use the leadership skills learned from conference and apply that knowledge to effect real, positive change. Conference served as an opportunity for students to build on their self confidence and improve upon their skills in organization, prioritization, and communication.
Contact
For more information, please contact:
Richard Huynh
registrar@ylc.net
Youth Leadership Council
Student Registrar
