Learn to lead, debate,
and negotiate at the JUNIOR NATIONAL
LEADERSHIP SUMMIT.
Travel to Washington, DC, and join
some of our nation’s most powerful
and persuasive leaders in the respected
institutions that house our government.
You’ll get an up-close, behind-the-scenes
look at how issues are debated, policies
are made, and world events unfold.
Attendees will tackle
important issues and work with fellow
students to find resolutions. You will
have the opportunity to gain insight
form government leaders themselves,
as they explain how leadership and
teamwork sills – and the ability
to compromise – define success.
Practice
leadership in national and global
CRISIS SIMULATION. Get and insider’s view of how
decisions are made as you meet with
national and international leaders.
Find out from the experts how decisions
making is influenced by many factors –political,
economic, or humanitarian. You’ll
actively engage in discussion and debate
to practice negotiation and effective
communication skills – and experience
the satisfaction of presenting a successful
and convincing argument for your cause.
Simulations may cover one or more of
the following topics: Executive, Legislative
and Judicial Branches; Business and
Economy; and Constitutional Interpretation.
Gain the skills you
need to become a future leader.
Confront pressing issues
facing our world.
Learn to negotiate,
compromise, and resolve conflicts.
Build
support for real-world issues.
Create
platforms to support your positions.
Write
press releases.
Work to solve global
and national problems.
Executive &
Legislative Simulation
Briefings, lectures
and discussions with prominent leaders
in governmental organizations, intelligence
agencies and military communities
Guest Speaker: The Role
of Media in Shaping Public
Opinion
10:30 -
11:30
War Powers Workshop:
Role of Executive, Judicial,
and Legislative Leadership
12:30 -
1:30
Lunch on Capital Hill
1:30 - 4:30
Capitol Hill: Congressional
Appointments** with members
and Staff
6:30
- 7:30
Dinner
7:30 - 8:30
Leadership
Workshop: Being the Person
Others Want to Follow
8:30 - 10:00
Washington Monuments
10:00
Room Check
*This
is a sample day and examples
of lectures, excursions
and activities each program
may include. All speakers
and events are subject
to availability and change,
without notice, before
or after the start of a
conference.
** Congressional Appointments
may vary and are subject
to member availability
and scheduled recesses.
Practice
leadership in national and global
CRISIS SIMULATION.
