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5th Annual Northwest Native Youth Leadership Summit

By ravenredbone | June 27, 2008

5th Annual Northwest Native Youth Leadership Summit Aug 11 - 15

August 07 2008

Great Youth Leadership Opportunity!!!
5th Annual Northwest Native Youth Leadership Summit
August 11-15, 2008; Central Washington University, Ellensburg

Registration is now open for participation in our 5th Annual Northwest Native Youth Leadership Summit taking place  August 11-15, 2008 on the campus of Central Washington University, Ellensburg.  Native students entering the 9th
through 12th grades this fall are eligible to attend as well as freshman college students who participated in the 2007 summit in their senior high school year.

5th Annual Northwest Native Youth Leadership Summit

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