Youth Leadership Camp

Youth Leadership Camp The mission of YLC is to prep youth for higher education through providing culturally relevant educ Direct Line: 715-836-3367

This page is an informational page about the precollege program Youth Leadership Camp (YLC) at the University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire. Please utilize this page to find contact information and to keep updated about Youth Leadership Camp. YLC's vision is to foster self-efficacy and enhance dynamic leadership skills for youth. The mission of YLC is to provide culturally relevant education, mentorsh

ip, and skills development to enhance academic and personal success for Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC) youth, with an emphasis in Hmong youth development. YLC cultivates an equitable, diverse, and intersectional environment that helps students build positive self-efficacy. . For further information and applications, please contact Charles Vue at [email protected]

You can also contact the Office of Multicultural Affairs at the University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire.

Scholars had fun being able to meet and talking to some elders from ECAHMAA and make friendship bracelets!
06/30/2023

Scholars had fun being able to meet and talking to some elders from ECAHMAA and make friendship bracelets!

Today was tiring, but it was worth the fun.
06/28/2023

Today was tiring, but it was worth the fun.

Some more zoo and museum photos.
06/25/2023

Some more zoo and museum photos.

Today, Scholars got to go to Hmong Cultural Center museum in Minnesota and to the zoo. Stay tuned for more photos!
06/25/2023

Today, Scholars got to go to Hmong Cultural Center museum in Minnesota and to the zoo. Stay tuned for more photos!

Pov Pob and Hmong trivia!
06/23/2023

Pov Pob and Hmong trivia!

Scholars got to play riptide and start on their vision board in Ms. Vang's leadership class. Everyone is so artistic!
06/23/2023

Scholars got to play riptide and start on their vision board in Ms. Vang's leadership class. Everyone is so artistic!

Trivia!
06/23/2023

Trivia!

06/22/2023
Meet your 2023 YLC Scholar Council! We are so proud of everyone for taking that leap of faith to run. We know that it ta...
06/22/2023

Meet your 2023 YLC Scholar Council! We are so proud of everyone for taking that leap of faith to run. We know that it takes a lot of courage and confidence to be in front of everyone. Good job everyone!

President: Helena Lor
Vice President: Riki Xiong
Secretary: Pajci Xiong
Treasurer: Kajsiab Xiong
Historians: Samyal Xiong and Kara Xiong

In Mr. Yang's wellness class, scholars got to condition. They are such hard workers! Today was also speeches for Scholar...
06/22/2023

In Mr. Yang's wellness class, scholars got to condition. They are such hard workers! Today was also speeches for Scholar Council!

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Youth Leadership Camp (YLC) as we know it, was developed in the summer of 2001 and was named Hmong Youth Leadership Pre-College Camp. The name was eventually changed to Youth Leadership Camp to better represent all scholars that the camp served.

YLC is a dynamic and well attended two-week summer camp for middle school and high school youth at the University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire. The camp was created by a student intern in the Office of Multicultural Affairs named Nkauj Hnub Thoj, with the guidance and support of Charles Vue, Associate Director of the Office of Multicultural Affairs. The camp was designed as a college-prep summer camp that had an emphasis on Hmong history, culture, and identity. YLC also included English, Math, Science, Art, and other academic courses to support and prepare its scholars for higher education.

Overall, YLC has a deep connection with the communities it serves. Many of the scholars learned about the camp through family and community connections. YLC also gained many of its scholars through other Wisconsin Educational Opportunity Programs (WEOP). The camp is continuously growing its community connections to better serve its scholars.

YLC is a two-week, on-campus summer program. It is designed to serve 35-45 middle to high school-aged students. The goals of the camp are as follow: