ILEAD

A 1 - D AY H IG H SCH O OL

L EAD ER SH I P SU M MI T

CON N ECT ING T EEN S

& I N SPI R I NG C H ANG E.

NOVEMBER S U M M I T GOALS

S TUDE NTS W ILL BE E XP OS E D TO D IFFE RE NT TE CHNIQUE S

A ND P RA CTICE S TO FURTHE R DE V E LOP & IDE NTIFY THE IR LE A DE RS HIP S TYLE S.

S TUDE NTS W ILL HAVE T HE OP P ORTUNITY TO P A RTIC I -

P A TE IN DIFFE RE NT HA NDS -ON –W ORK S HOP S , LE A RNING HOW TO RE S OLV E CONFL ICTS , MA NA GE P ROJ E CTS , MA NA GE L IFE A ND IDE NTIFY CO MMUNICA TION S TYLE S .

S TUDE NTS W ILL GA IN A N INCREA S E D P AS S ION FOR

E DUCA TIONA L S UCCE S S A ND C IV IL RE SPONS IB IL IT Y .

S TUDE NTS W ILL BE MOR E E MP OW ERE D & E QUIP PE D TO

B E COME S CHOOL/CO M MUNITY LE A DE RS , P OS IT IV E LY INFLUE NCE PE E RS, P OS S IB LY INCREA S E A TTA CHME NT TO S CHOOL.

For More Information: Laurie Shaw ● Youth Development-City of Salem ● 503/ 540-2321 ● Lshaw@cityofsalem.net

Main Event Sponsors:

124 HIGH SCHOOL

STUDENTS REPRESENTING

MARION AND POLK

COUNTIES ATTENDED.

7 PROFESSIONAL STAFF

PROVIDED IN-KIND PLANNING

& COORDINATION AND/OR

PROVIDED EVENT-DAY

VOLUNTEERS THANKS TO A

STRONG COLLABORATION.

AFTER DINNER, STUDENTS

PERFORMED DURING OPEN

MIC, ENJOYED A DANCE,

S’MORES, A RAFFLE DRAW-

ING AND PHOTO BOOTH

BEFORE HEADING HOME.

OREGON STATE UNIVER-

SITY’S KAPPA DELTA CHI AND

OMEGA DELTA PHI MEMBERS

SERVED AS CAMP STAFF FOR

A 2ND YEAR IN A ROW.

WE THANK THEM FOR ROLE-

MODELING A LIFESTYLE OF

LEARNING, LEADING & SERV-

ING TO OUR HIGH SCHOOL

ATTENDEES.

6th Annual

ILEAD Youth Summit

Saturday, Nov. 1st, 2014

We welcomed teens from across

Marion and Polk Counties to our

youth leadership development

event at the beautiful Oregon 4H

Education and Conference Center

in West Salem, OR.

The day’s activities included skill-

building workshops on:

career personalities

resume-making

networking; how to better represent

oneself to advance goals

and, an Opportunity Fair hosted by

Job Growers.

Students also got the chance to:

hear from guest speaker Chip

Conrad with CEED on taking risks

to move forward in life;

meet WVP Health Authority’s

Jeanine Stice who shared on the

importance of a healthy lifestyle;

participate in group activities with

OSU student leaders.

The summit encourages high

school students to integrate what

they’ve learned into their daily

lives both in their immediate and

long term futures while encourag-

ing their peers to do the same.

COMMITTEE:

Thankyou PARTNERS & SPONSORS:

STEP UP. STAND OUT. In your community.

The 2014 ILEAD Youth Committee consisted of 6 Salem Keizer School District teens who began work in February with us. They selected the event’s theme & t-shirt design (pictured at left), approved workshops, recruited and promoted the event, made phone call confirmations, helped develop the overall summit itinerary, messaging and after dinner-recreational activities, and served as speakers and staff the day of the event. The success of ILEAD would not be possible without these amazing leaders! Our ILEAD Committee’s 2014 goal was to encourage high schoolers to learn HOW they could STEP UP their resume, their skills and their experiences to STAND OUT as leaders in school, the workplace and their cities. We believe teens are valuable members of the community and we seek to empower and equip them to make a difference!

ILEAD is an asset-building event for youth. For more info on how the

community can help build up teens: www.search-institutue.org.

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