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2011 HOBY New York East Leadership Seminar<br />
World Leadership Congress<br />
Loyola University Chicago<br />
Chicago, Illinois<br />
July 23 rd - 30 th , 2011<br />
Held annually in late summer, the HOBY World Leadership Congress (WLC) is<br />
an opportunity to interact with youth from all over the United States and the<br />
world. All participants from the state HOBY Leadership Seminars are eligible to<br />
attend this weeklong, intensive, educational program on a first paid, spaceavailable<br />
basis.<br />
The WLC program includes coming face-to-face with today’s top leaders in<br />
business, government, medicine, education, philanthropy and much more.<br />
In addition, the weeklong schedule is set in the backdrop of some of the<br />
greatest cities in the U.S. WLC students learn to think globally and critically,<br />
enhance their leadership skills, and meet students who share a desire to lead<br />
and make their schools, communities and countries better places. For more<br />
information on the WLC, visit www.hoby.org.<br />
HOBY’s annual global youth leadership seminar, the World Leadership Congress<br />
(WLC) , brings together approximately 400 high school students from<br />
around the world for a week-long, intensive educational program. The WLC<br />
provides youth with training in leadership skills and capacity building. Students<br />
are exposed to a distinguished group of leaders from various sectors in business,<br />
government, international affairs, science and technology, medicine,<br />
media and education.<br />
The week is divided into educational sessions involving panel discussions with<br />
question-and-answer periods, interactive workshops, training exercises, focus<br />
groups and individualized trainings. HOBY’s student “ambassadors” leave the<br />
WLC more mature individuals, more aware of the world around them, and<br />
more empowered to make meaningful contributions to their communities.<br />
Perhaps most poignant to HOBY ambassadors are the newfound friendships<br />
they make with other students who are just like them from all parts of the<br />
world.<br />
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