The 6th Annual Millennium Leadership Conference
" Common Grounds: Building and Connecting Diverse Leaders"
Friday-Sunday
November 7-9, 2008
Any Questions Contact:
Academic Advancement
About the conference
The Millennium Leadership Conference is designed to cultivate the inherent leadership qualities of college students who identify as ALANA. Through a series of workshops and presentations, participants are challenged to assess their own experiences on college campuses from a personal and broader perspective. This assessment then leads to an exploration of how each student can play a pivotal role in shaping the culture of his or her campus, and more importantly, how that will translate into a fulfilling college experience. Beyond addressing social aspects of the college experience, the Millennium Leadership Conference also aims to provide attendees with a forum to network with professionals who will provide them with pertinent information regarding career opportunities.
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| ALANA is an acronym at Clark University which stands for African descent, Latino/a, Asian, and Native American. |
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Conference Resources (PDF)
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Conference Speakers
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 Conference speakers Eliot Chang and Byron Hurt
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