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Los Angeles, CA – The Korean American Coalition is pleased to announce the 39th National College Leadership Conference (NCLC). NCLC has brought together young leaders in a fun, dynamic, exceptional Korean American teaching experience since 1980.
Participate in this long-standing and successful leadership development program, and you will be joining a community of current and future Korean American pioneers in a variety of career fields, including those of government, finance, non-profit, art, technology, law, entertainment, and many more. NCLC is an excellent 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 emphasis on the importance of participation and cultural identity. Past participants include World Bank President Jim Yong Kim and Korean American Actor Ki Hong Lee (Maze Runner). “NCLC gave me the opportunity to connect with an incredibly diverse group of Korean American peers, granting me a sense of solidarity I never knew I craved. Most importantly, NCLC provided the space for me to unpack my Korean Americanness, and define that identity for myself.” - Audrey Jang, Pomona College ‘19 DATE: Monday through Friday, June 17 – June 21, 2019 LOCATION: Pepperdine University (24255 Pacific Coast Highway, Malibu, CA 90263) COST: The conference cost is $395, including the cost of room and board. Those that are in need of financial assistance please contact adam@kacla.org. HOW TO APPLY: Submit the completed online application by May 15, 2019 by visiting our NCLC 2019 page: https://www.kacla.org/nclc-353549.html. Interviews will be conducted on a rolling basis. Only completed application packages will be reviewed. QUESTIONS: Email adam@kacla.org or phone 213-365-5999. Comments are closed.
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