The Latin American Association Presents the 24th Annual Latino Youth Leadership Conference
Saturday, November 11th at Emory University.
This year, the Latino Youth Leadership conference will be held in person on November 11th for 700 middle and high school students.
The Latino Youth Leadership Conference is here to motivate Latinx students to pursue higher education and continue the conversation of exploring pathways to be successful; whether that is a 4-year college, a technical school, or maybe even a trade school.
Hear from motivational speakers; learn about scholarships, how to be a good leader, participate at our college and career expo and so much more.
Let us remind you that success is achievable, that our stories matter, and that although we might be in the middle of a pandemic; our youth can and will persevere.
REGISTRATIONS FOR THE THE LATIN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION’S 24th ANNUAL LATINO YOUTH LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE WILL OPEN SOON!
Please follow the steps below to register for the 23rd Annual Latino Youth Leadership Conference!
Step 1
Register in the following links:
STUDENT REGISTRATION
TEACHERS AND SCHOOL STAFF REGISTRATION:
Parent REGISTRATION:
Step 2
Print the Permission form here and bring the form on December 3rd
2023 Sponsors
Collegiate Sponsors
Graduate Sponsors
Scholar Sponsors
2021 LYLC Memories
The Latin American Association Presents the 22nd Annual Latino Youth Leadership Conference.
February 28, 2022 virtual event.
In a world where now a hug seems like “too much,” a handshake too invasive, and having a slight cough is like the end of the world, let us bring you some joy and a whole lotta knowledge.
This year, the Latino Youth Leadership Conference will be held virtually on February 28, 2022.
The Latino Youth Leadership Conference is here to motivate Latinx students to pursue higher education and continue the conversation of the right pathway for them, whether that is a 4-year college, a technical school, or maybe even a trade school.
Hear from motivational speakers; learn about scholarships, how to be a good leader, and more, so much more.
Let us remind you that success is achievable, that our stories matter, and that although we might be in the middle of a pandemic, our youth can and will persevere.
Motivational Speaker: Stephanie Castellanos
Workshop 1: Choosing College/Being First Generation
WORKSHOP 1
So, you want to go to college?
Presented by Emory College Office of Admissions
Day in the life of a Latinx student at GSU
Presented by GSU LASSO
Journeys to Education, First Gen: Navigating Many Worlds
Presented by Emory University
What does It Mean To Be First-Generation
Presented by Arizona State University
Workshop 2: Financial Aid
WORKSHOP 2
Money Talks: College within Reach
Scholarships and Financial Aid
Latin American Association (LAA)