Carroll County Chamber Of Commerce : CCPS Students Attend Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership Seminar

Press release from the Carroll County Chamber of Commerce :

Carey Gaddis

07/05/2021

Four students
from Carroll County high schools were among more than 200 diverse sophomore
student leaders representing all Maryland counties who attended the 42nd Annual Hugh O'Brian Youth (HOBY) Maryland
Leadership Seminar from June 10-13, 2021.

The following
students represented Carroll County Public Schools:

• Derek Martin, Manchester Valley High School

• Nichelle Pattasseril, South Carroll High
  School

This 4-day
virtual seminar brought together a
select group of students (HOBY Ambassadors) to interact with distinguished leaders
in the business, governmental, and educational arenas to discuss
relevant present and future issues. Sophomores were nominated to the HOBY program by their high school principal or advisor. These students must be seen as leaders within their
high school and in the community.

The goal is to
provide a stimulating forum for HOBY Ambassadors to learn more about the
American incentive system
and the democratic process,
while gaining a broader understanding of their leadership potential and quest for self-development. Topics for discussion included global education, volunteerism, media literacy,
entrepreneurship, gratitude, and leadership and motivation.

Following the
seminar, HOBY Ambassadors are challenged to return to their respective cities
and participate in community service
projects where they are to perform at least 100 hours of community service within the year.

Four students
from Carroll County high schools were among more than 200 diverse sophomore
student leaders representing all Maryland counties who attended the 42nd Annual Hugh O'Brian Youth (HOBY) Maryland
Leadership Seminar from June 10-13, 2021.

Four students
from Carroll County high schools were among more than 200 diverse sophomore
student leaders representing all Maryland counties who attended the 42nd Annual Hugh O'Brian Youth (HOBY) Maryland
Leadership Seminar from June 10-13, 2021.

The following
students represented Carroll County Public Schools:

The following
students represented Carroll County Public Schools:

• Derek Martin, Manchester Valley High School

• Nichelle Pattasseril, South Carroll High
  School

Derek Martin, Manchester Valley High School

Derek Martin, Manchester Valley High School

Nichelle Pattasseril, South Carroll High
School

Nichelle Pattasseril, South Carroll High
School

Tyche Rose, Westminster High School

Tyche Rose, Westminster High School

Madeline Scott, Winters Mill High School.

Madeline Scott, Winters Mill High School.

This 4-day
virtual seminar brought together a
select group of students (HOBY Ambassadors) to interact with distinguished leaders
in the business, governmental, and educational arenas to discuss
relevant present and future issues. Sophomores were nominated to the HOBY program by their high school principal or advisor. These students must be seen as leaders within their
high school and in the community.

This 4-day
virtual seminar brought together a
select group of students (HOBY Ambassadors) to interact with distinguished leaders
in the business, governmental, and educational arenas to discuss
relevant present and future issues.

Sophomores were nominated to the HOBY program by their high school principal or advisor. These students must be seen as leaders within their
high school and in the community.

The goal is to
provide a stimulating forum for HOBY Ambassadors to learn more about the
American incentive system
and the democratic process,
while gaining a broader understanding of their leadership potential and quest for self-development. Topics for discussion included global education, volunteerism, media literacy,
entrepreneurship, gratitude, and leadership and motivation.

The goal is to
provide a stimulating forum for HOBY Ambassadors to learn more about the
American incentive system
and the democratic process,
while gaining a broader understanding of their leadership potential and quest for self-development. Topics for discussion included global education, volunteerism, media literacy,
entrepreneurship, gratitude, and leadership and motivation. incentive system
and the democratic

 and

Following the
seminar, HOBY Ambassadors are challenged to return to their respective cities
and participate in community service
projects where they are to perform at least 100 hours of community service within the year.

Following the
seminar, HOBY Ambassadors are challenged to return to their respective cities
and participate in community service
projects where they are to perform at least 100 hours of community service within the year. Reference Carey Gaddis 410-751-3020

This press release was produced by the Carroll County Chamber of Commerce . The views expressed here are the author’s own.