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South Dakota HOBY Leadership Seminar |
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Since its inception in 1958, HOBY has carried out its mission "to seek out, recognize
and develop
leadership potential commencing with high school sophomores, and to
encourage and prepare
the
next generation of civic and corporate leadership for
America's future." During annual
four-day seminars, HOBY Ambassadors experience
lectures from local leaders, participate in
workshops to develop civic imagination
and critical thinking skills, and engage in a community
service project--all designed
to
prove the incredible power of combined dedication and to teach
them that they
are empowered
to make a positive impact.
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2011 HOBY South Dakota Seminar Site |
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June 14-17, 2012
Dakota State University |
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| Pre-Seminar Packet information: Ambassador | Volunteer | Junior Staff |
| 2011 Seminar: Schedule | Speakers | Participating Schools |
| Please download and fill out the appropriate 2011 Pre-Seminar Packet information. |
The curriculum for this Leadership Seminar is based on HOBY’s vision to motivate and empower individuals to make a positive difference within our global society. HOBY believes youth represent
the future leaders of the world – leaders in business, education, government, or any field you
choose – because they are someone who will make a difference. By developing and understanding effective and compassionate leadership, we hope they will be able to realize their leadership
potential, and take action in their homes, schools, workplace, communities and the world.
The HOBY experience will helps develop leadership from three perspectives:
- Personal Leadership
- Group Leadership
- Leadership for Society.
We will focus on individual growth in order for their leadershipto make a better world
and a better society for themselves and others.
South Dakota is always welcoming new volunteers! To get involved complete the annual volunteer
application at www.hoby.org. It only takes five minutes to get strted on the path to making the
world a better place through HOBY
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| 2011 Facilitators |
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Donna Bastemeyer |
| Alyssa Day |
| Stacie Kellogg |
Keri LeBrun |
| Breann Lenzmeir (HOBY ND) |
| Tyler Neuroth |
| Katie Seymour |
| Rebecca Zabel |
| Jennifer Zerfas |
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| 2011 Junior Staff |
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| Janesa Bakeberg (SD '09) |
| Tyler Bloch (SD '08) |
| Morgan DePerno (SD '09) |
| Melissa Derby (SD '08) |
| Cassie Donahoe (SD 10) |
| Austin Donley (SD '09) |
| Matt Fowler (SD '10) |
| Rebecca Gaikowski (SD '10) |
| Raelyn Geigle (SD '10) |
| Shanna Geist (SD '09) |
| Joci Hansen (SD '08) |
| Erin Harms (SD '10) |
| Jordan Hoops (SD '08) |
| Audrey Hupf (SD '09) |
| Shannon Jepsen (SD '07) |
| Taylor Kinyon (SD '10) |
| Traci Kulesa (SD '10) |
| Ashley Lynch (SD '08) |
| Sara Mangan (SD '10) |
| Sean Meginness (SD '10) |
| Jon Miller (SD '09) |
| Erik Muckey (SD '08) |
| Gina Nauman (SD '09) |
| Brent Olinger (SD '09) |
| Josh Pauley (SD '09) |
| Brittany Pulscher (SD '10) |
| Emily Punt (SD '09) |
| David Runia (SD '09) |
| Mary Schaefer (SD '08) |
| Emily Schnabel (SD '09) |
| Jessika Simon (SD '09) |
| Taylor Steiger (SD '10) |
| Sarah Szymonski (SD '09) |
| Alexis Turner (SD '10) |
| Kelli Wilson (SD '08) |
| Hannah Wollmann (SD '10) |
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