The Junior Leadership Conference is a daylong seminar held at Providence College that helps students to become better leaders. Sessions include diversity, event planning, communication, public speaking and individual assessment. Students throughout Rhode Island participate in the conference to better prepare the leaders of tomorrow with the skills they need to be successful.
The following Rogers High School students attended the annual Junior Leadership Conference hosted by the Student Congress Outreach at Providence College: Danielle DeRoche, Haley Murphy, Quintan Jones, Kate Mitchell, Hannah Davis, Hannah Casey, Jeseenia Zamora, Allison Thompson, Ben Straka.
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