High School Registration

Registration is Closed. If you would like to be added to the waiting list, please e-mail Catherine Edwards, cce0004@auburn.edu

We have 60 eager counselors ready to meet your students!

Important Dates
January 20, 2012 Registration Closes (Hold Harmless Agreements and fees are due)
February 1-2, 2012 The High School Leadership Conference

Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the schedule for the conference?
A: The two-day conference is Wednesday, February 1st and Thursday, February 2nd, 2012. The Wednesday, February 1 schedule is registration starting at 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. The conference will start at 1:30 and go until approximately 8:45 p.m. that night. On Thursday, February 2, the schedule is 9:00 a.m. to approximately 3:30 p.m.

Q: Which grade level is HSLC for?
A: HSLC is for sophomores, juniors, and seniors (Grades 10-12)

Q: Does an adult have to come with the students?
A: No, students may come to HSLC by themselves, but we must have an adult contact for every student that attends the conference.

Q: I’m a parent, is it okay if I attend the conference with my student even though I’m not an advisor?
A: Yes, as long as you are an adult chaperone for the students you are welcome to come take part in the curriculum for the adults we have planned.

Q: Am I responsible for making hotel reservations?
A: Yes, every school is required to make their own arrangements on where they plan to stay.
Q: How many students can each high school bring?
A: Each high school can bring up to 20 students.

Q: When is the deadline for registration?
A: The deadline for registration is January 20, 2012, however, we recommend registering as soon as possible in order to guarantee your school’s spot.

Q: What is the cost to attend the conference?
A: The cost of attendance is $50 per student and $30 per adult. Those fees include a conference t-shirt, leadership materials, and three meals.

Adult Information
The adults that attend HSLC this year will get to participate in several sessions that have parallel curriculum to the students. All advisors who attend our speaking sessions will receive a number of CEU credits. We look forward to having our keynote speaker, Dr. Ainsley Carry speak to our adults at one session. It is important to us that the adults learn and experience the same as the students at HSLC. That way, both adults and students can go back to their high schools and take action on their new leadership knowledge.

HSLC Testimonies

“I attended the High School Leadership Conference as a senior in high school and it was the deciding factor in choosing where I would go to college. This is why I will always be grateful for HSLC...”

“The conference brings together a diverse group of people who have a passion for leadership, mentoring, and Auburn University. HSLC is entirely student run, and it's awesome to see what 60 college kids can do to impact the lives of high school students.”

“I had always heard that HSLC was a blast and everyone who had ever been a part of it raved about it. I simply had to see what High School Leadership Conference was all about, and little did I know it would become one of my favorite parts of my Auburn experience!”