Kaleb Nell has been selected as the nominee to represent the sophomore class at Red Lodge High School at the Montana Hugh O’Brien Leadership Conference. The Red Lodge Lions Club is sponsoring Kaleb and recently presented him with a check to cover the registration cost of the HOBY conference.
At HOBY high school sophomores build their leadership potential through an inspiring three- or four-day Leadership Seminar based on three leadership perspectives: Personal, Group, and Societal. As many as 300 “ambassadors” from high schools across the state will gather in Helena at the HOBY State Leadership Seminar in June to:
- Experience life on a university campus, where HOBY Leadership Seminars are hosted
- Interact with local community leaders—from CEOs to business owners to doctors to media experts—through panels, presentations, and group discussions about real-world issues
- Participate in hands-on activities to explore and exercise leadership on personal and group levels
- Form diverse relationships with adult professionals, college-age mentors, and high school students from across the state with diverse leadership styles and backgrounds
- Conduct a community service project to put leadership-for-service skills into action
- Open opportunities for internships, mentorship programs, and other HOBY Ambassadors Connect benefits
After each seminar, HOBY alumni are challenged to complete 100 hours of community service within the next year as a way to put their passion and newly built leadership skills into action.
