| CONFERENCE 2010 |
| Speakers and Facilitators |
| Conference Brochure |
| NBSLC Newsletter (2005) |
| NBSLC Newsletter (2002) |
| NBSLC Newsletter (1997) |
| Brochure |
| CONFERENCE AWARDS |
| Katie Award |
| Legacy Award |
| Myers Award |
| CAREER RESOURCES |
| Career Opportunities |
| PRESIDENT'S OFFICE |
| Contact |
| About The National Black Student Leadership Development Conference (NBSLDC). |
| The Conference is the vehicle utilized to create and empower this diverse collegiate leadership group, who attend predominantly white colleges and universities. NBSLDC is an intensive interactive three-day leadership experience. Held annually in January, this Conference provides the participants with an opportunity to increase their effectiveness as leaders. The Conference provides participants with information, exercises, and activities about leadership styles, practices, and theories. The Conference provides an arena for the observation, critical thinking, discussion, and group interaction, while affording participants avenues for networking and interacting with national and international leaders. Business organizations, educational institutions, and governmental agencies are also invited to meet with these selected leaders. |
| Mission Statement |
The purpose of the Stuart Educational Leadership Group, Inc. is to create a cadre of multiethnic, culturally sensitive leaders who will impact their campuses, communities, work places, and the world. These leaders will exhibit a commitment to service and will have the skills to empower others while serving as advocates for their peers and communities. They will view themselves as citizens of a global community and will embrace this responsibility. These leaders will accept the challenges of leadership and will see themselves as servants first. |
| Annual High School Leadership Day |
| The preparation of our future leaders must begin during their formative years. The annual High School Leadership Day held each January immediately prior to the beginning of the National Black Student Leadership Development Conference exposes multi-ethnic high school students to the study of leadership early in their academic careers through a series of interactive learning experiences designed to enhance their leadership skills and to encourage them to begin to think about servant leadership roles in their schools and communities. High School Leadership Day activities are designed to facilitate high school students’ entrance into meaningful secondary and post-secondary leadership opportunities. |