LLOKC Class VII - Event Management & Media

Description

 What is Latino Leadership OKC?

LLOKC is a leadership program of the Greater Oklahoma City Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.
Participants are Latinos from a broad range of organizations representing the private, nonprofit, and Government sectors. Over the course of the LLOKC program, class members learn and practice the tools for being effective community leaders and volunteers.

Program Goals
-Increase participant's capacity for, commitment to and involvement in community activities in central Oklahoma.
-Increase participant's overall capacity for leadership roles by teaching community leadership skills.
-Increase participant's network of peers and established community figures.
-Provide volunteer support to local community projects.
 

Program Activities
Class: Participants will be invited to a welcoming Reception and meet once a month for 6 sessions and attend the graduation. Classes will begin from 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM.  Class sessions will include, an interactive mix of activities designed to teach community leadership skills through exposure to local examples, presentation of techniques and processes, and practice in the skill.

Optional Activities

Each LLOKC program will include optional activities such as social events, additional community experiences and selected Oklahoma City Events. A small charge to cover the cost of the event may be included.

Class information:
-Begins in February 11th        
-Duration is 6 months
-8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
-2nd Tuesday of the Month
-15 applicants will be accepted for Class VII
-Price $800.00 per person
-Application Fee $50.00

Selection Criteria
-Applicants must be over 21 years old
-Applicants must live, work or have demonstrated substantial interest in Oklahoma City
-Must be of Latino descent or bilingual English/Spanish

Applications will be judged on the basis of:
-Commitment and motivation to serve the central Oklahoma area
-Potential to rise to a substantial civic leadership role
-Representation of particular segment of society, including occupation, gender, race or ethnic (Type of Latino) background, geographic demographics, and any other characteristic as appropriate
 

Selection Timetable
-Mailed applications must be postmarked by Friday, January 17th or hand delivered by Tuesday, January 21st by 5:00 PM.
-Applicants will be notified of admission status no later than Monday, January 27th.

The remaining 6 class sessions will be held at different locations throughout Oklahoma City from 8:00 AM to 4:00  PM, with the last class taking place from 7:00 AM to - 5:00 PM at the Viva Expo!

 
Agendas with exact locations and maps will be posted electronically about 10 days before each event.

No more than two absences are permitted for the six regular class sessions, missing more than half of a session counts as an absence.

Optional activities
Additional activities may be added in the schedule.

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