The Young Hispanic Leadership Program is designed to identify, develop, and empower the Hispanic Youth community in the Southeast region through a multifaceted program that enhances and advances leadership capacities and professional growth. The Young Hispanic Leadership Program incorporates some unique characteristics to fulfill its mission and goals to promote sustainable social and educational development through nurturing human capital with a particular focus on the young Hispanic population.
This program is an outstanding opportunity for Hispanic students to put their leadership skills to work in practical and real-world applications.
The Young Hispanic Leadership Program will focus on the following topics:
Registration Information
Registration to the program is free. For registration, click below for Electronic Application in both English and Spanish.
Registration to the Southeastern Hammond Campus program will be available in June.
The Young Hispanic Leadership Program will go beyond the traditional instruction of leadership courses by providing Latino youth with the tools and resources to develop educational opportunities and become influential community leaders, given Hispanic youth real-world learning experiences and interactions.
The Young Hispanic Leadership Program will examine the role of Leadership and social development in the young Hispanic community and how this individual overcomes political, educational, and socio-economic obstacles. The workshop series will address and encourage more outstanding communication, cooperation, and opportunities for Hispanic youth, cultivating and creating an environment for the progressive and inclusive development of Hispanic youth leadership skills in high school.
This program is in alliance with The Southeastern Latin American Student Association.
The Young Hispanic Leadership Program will be held at Southeastern Louisiana University (Hammond and Livingston campus). The program consists of three (3) Saturdays (once every month), six (6) hours each, over a semester (Fall and Spring). The program will be offered each year at both locations.
Number of Participants: 30 for each session.
A typical day will include guest speakers, round table discussions, seminars, and workshops focused on providing students with innovative ways to reach their goals and gain a broad understanding of leadership experiences. The Latin American Business Development Initiative will provide participants a complete set of materials during the days of the program. Refreshments and lunch will also be provided.
Dr. Aristides R. Baraya
Director Latin American Business Development Initiative
Phone: (985) 549-3976
Email: [email protected]
Krystal Hardison
Director Southeastern Livingston Center
9261 Florida Blvd., Walker, LA 70785
Phone: (225) 665-3303
Email: [email protected]
Chasity Liuzza
High School Curriculum Supervisor
Tangipahoa Parish School System
59656 Puleston Rd, Amite LA 70422
Phone: (985) 74802525
Email: [email protected]
