More than 60 YLC fall class students and Conexion Next members celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month at Casa Azafran on 9/24/19. With two musicians from Music City Latin Orchestra performing live and a selection of delicious empanadas and mini BLTs from Karla’s Catering, the mixer was sponsored by Jackson and Lipscomb University College of Business.
Matt Cooper, left, Justin Luckett and Calvin Dunning, all with Class 73, at the YLC Fall Class Mixer at Casa Azafran on 9/24/19
Nominations are being accepted now for 2020 YLC board members for the term beginning in January. The Young Leaders Council Board of Directors consists of 18 members who serve a minimum term of three (3) years (2-term maximum). YLC board members serve the organization by fulfilling the mission of the organization throughout Middle Tennessee. While all professions are considered valuable, special consideration is given to those professions that match both the immediate and long-term needs of YLC. Alumni in good standing with the organization are eligible to serve on the YLC board. Any interested person may nominate him/herself or a fellow YLC alumnus by Oct. 15. Please also include you resume. The YLC Nomination Committee may request additional information as needed.
Want to support youth development AND cancer research? Then nominate a student TODAY for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s Students of the Year campaign! Students of the Year is a philanthropic leadership development program for Middle Tennessee high school students. Participants learn marketable job skills, earn community service hours, raise funds for cancer cures and patient services, and have a chance to win a college scholarship. If you know an exceptional high schooler, nominate them. Or if you’d like to help the SoY Task Force select the next class of community leaders, please email Tricia.Ward@LLS.org. #SOY4LLS