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"LYS put me in contact with myself and my dreams, and made me realize that no goal is impossible."
 

July 21-26, 2013 at Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge

LYS REGISTRATION FOR 2013 IS CLOSED. We have reached our student capacity. If you wish to be added to the wait list, please email lys@louisianayouthseminar.org

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LYS is a weeklong leadership camp held on the campus of Louisiana State University during the third week in July. During LYS, students go through a series of skill building exercises focused on leadership skills. Through a series of “hands on” experiences, they use their newly developed skills in a group setting to discover that leadership is not merely a matter of position or authority, but a matter of action. Students are encouraged to make a difference and to apply their knowledge and experience in their schools and communities. LYS is specifically designed for incoming high school juniors and seniors (and sophomores who are up for the challenge) who demonstrate leadership abilities in their schools and communities. Students come to LYS in a variety of ways: nominated by their school or a teacher, registered by their parent, recruited by a LYS alum, recommended by a friend.

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Louisiana Youth Seminar
P.O. Box 14241
Baton Rouge, LA 70898

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(866) INFO-LYS or (866) 463-6597

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lys@louisianayouthseminar.org

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Riley Honored by Tennessee Tribune

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Tennessee Tribune Announces Man of the Year: Meharry Medical Head – Wayne J. Riley

Two years into his position as the the 10th President of Meharry Medical College, Dr. Wayne Riley has been chosen as The Tennessee Tribune’s Man of the Year.

By Howard M. Romaine
Published in The Tennessee Tribune on January 1, 2009

Riley came into the office of the country’s largest and oldest center of African-American medical training at a major ceremony two years ago in “music city’s” extraordinary new Schermerhorn Symphony Center, attended by almost 2,000 of Nashville’s business, governmental, medical and educational leadership - a testimony to the city’s aspirations for his leadership and for Meharry’s historic role as a multi-cultural medical educational center.

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