September
26, 2003
Teens
to Take the Lead at Mount Holyoke Conference
Forty high school
juniors from across the country will converge on campus for an
intensive four-day teen leadership conference that gives girls
tools to turn ideas for social change into action. Each participant
will be paired with a Mount Holyoke student mentor in the fourth
annual Take the Lead conference October 2-5. The
program of lectures, workshops, brainstorming, and nurturing helps
each girl develop a detailed plan to effect positive change in
her school, community, or the world at large. "We wanted to create
a program in which, at an early age, girls realize they can make
their voices count in the world," said program chair Patricia
VandenBerg, the College's executive director of communications
and strategic initiatives. more>
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