Full Scholarships Available for the 2017 National College Leadership Conference
The National College Leadership Conference provides students with an immersive setting in which to network with peers and established Korean American professionals, as well as learn about different career paths, Korean American history, and Asian American issues. On May 24, KAC's staff went on Radio Korea to share information about NCLC and the benefits of attending for students, and a wave of support from the community immediately followed. Several generous community members and KAC Board members have made pledges to sponsor the full cost of attendance at NCLC for 10 students. To learn more about how to apply for NCLC and financial aid, please follow the link below.
The National College Leadership Conference (NCLC) is the longest continuously running annual leadership conference for Korean American students in the United States. NCLC strives to educate and inspire future generations of Korean Americans and develop leaders among them.
With the generous support of our Title Sponsor State Farm, KAC National College Leadership Conference is an opportunity for young Korean Americans to meet established professionals in their field of interest, learn essential leadership skills to assist them in their future professions, and make friends of other bright, ambitious Korean Americans. The Leadership Conference builds awareness of current and past issues facing the Korean American community, with an emphasis on the importance of participation and the appreciation of cultural identity and roots.
Hankyul Sharon Lee reflects her experience at NCLC 2016: "The Yellow Butterfly Effect" (The Korea Daily)
We'd also like to thank our generous sponsors, Mr. Keith Kim and the Southern California Gas Company, for their continued support of the National College Leadership Conference.
With the generous support of our Title Sponsor State Farm, KAC National College Leadership Conference is an opportunity for young Korean Americans to meet established professionals in their field of interest, learn essential leadership skills to assist them in their future professions, and make friends of other bright, ambitious Korean Americans. The Leadership Conference builds awareness of current and past issues facing the Korean American community, with an emphasis on the importance of participation and the appreciation of cultural identity and roots.
Hankyul Sharon Lee reflects her experience at NCLC 2016: "The Yellow Butterfly Effect" (The Korea Daily)
We'd also like to thank our generous sponsors, Mr. Keith Kim and the Southern California Gas Company, for their continued support of the National College Leadership Conference.
