National Conference for Student Leadership 24′ (NCSL)

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  1. Fernanda Holguin Avatar
    Fernanda Holguin

    I had lots of fun 🤓🤓

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  2. Taylor Avatar
    Taylor

    he was very inspirational and has a lot of good advice. 10/10

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  3. Yvette Strong Avatar
    Yvette Strong

    Definitely took away some key things from this presentation. Thank you!

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  4. Kayla O’Connor Avatar
    Kayla O’Connor

    Jonathan had really inspiring words about his upbringing and how to persevere. He kept the environment feeling light and humorous and he’s a fellow nu yorka so +300 aura.

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  5. Natasha Johnson Avatar
    Natasha Johnson

    The speaker delivered a truly fantastic performance that captivated the audience from the very beginning. Their energy was infectious, drawing everyone in with a powerful presence that commanded attention. Each word was eloquently articulated, and their passion for the subject matter was evident, leaving the listeners hanging on every utterance. The use of engaging anecdotes and compelling visuals enhanced the overall experience, making complex ideas more accessible and relatable. As the performance progressed, moments of humor lightened the atmosphere, creating a warm connection between the speaker and the audience. By the end, there was a palpable sense of inspiration in the room, with many attendees feeling motivated and empowered by the speaker’s message. Overall, it was a memorable and impactful performance that resonated deeply with everyone present.

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  6. Alba Avatar
    Alba

    A very cool and immersive way of doing a session. The message was powerful and very insightful.

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  7. Khadeejah Avatar
    Khadeejah

    You are amazing and Inspiring!! Your persona is very well driven!!

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  8. Jaleen Avatar
    Jaleen

    the way you say Kare-Re-YO-kee lays me OWTTT🤣

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  9. Deangelique Louder Avatar
    Deangelique Louder

    Love the way that he brings the energy and hypes up the crowd.

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  10. Ayomide Rilwan Avatar
    Ayomide Rilwan

    He was a really fun MC. There was no dull moment! I liked the karaoke best!

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  11. Kendra Presley-Van Houten Avatar
    Kendra Presley-Van Houten

    Great energy and engagement with the crowd. He really makes the room feel comfortable and reads his audience well.

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  12. JaNae Boswell Avatar
    JaNae Boswell

    This conference is truly incredible. Last year, we were one of only three high schools attending, and this year, we’re the only high school here. I was initially concerned that my students might feel out of place, but the response has been overwhelmingly positive. While some have expressed surprise, and even questioned why we’re here since the event is typically for higher education students, the warmth and acceptance from others has been inspiring. My students come from a reservation in North Dakota, a community that faces significant barriers and is highly underrepresented in higher education. For many of them, this is their first time leaving the reservation, and these opportunities are life-changing. Indigenous people make up just 1% of the college population, so any chance to expose my students to higher education is invaluable. I’m deeply grateful to the NCSL coordinators for creating such a welcoming environment, where my students can develop leadership skills and start building meaningful networks. They are representing Indigenous youth with pride, and this experience will have a lasting impact on their futures.

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  13. Shemar Abdul Hamid Avatar
    Shemar Abdul Hamid

    If you want to get the youth together… call this guy! 🙏💪

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13 thoughts on “National Conference for Student Leadership 24′ (NCSL)”

  4. Jonathan had really inspiring words about his upbringing and how to persevere. He kept the environment feeling light and humorous and he’s a fellow nu yorka so +300 aura.

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  5. The speaker delivered a truly fantastic performance that captivated the audience from the very beginning. Their energy was infectious, drawing everyone in with a powerful presence that commanded attention. Each word was eloquently articulated, and their passion for the subject matter was evident, leaving the listeners hanging on every utterance. The use of engaging anecdotes and compelling visuals enhanced the overall experience, making complex ideas more accessible and relatable. As the performance progressed, moments of humor lightened the atmosphere, creating a warm connection between the speaker and the audience. By the end, there was a palpable sense of inspiration in the room, with many attendees feeling motivated and empowered by the speaker’s message. Overall, it was a memorable and impactful performance that resonated deeply with everyone present.

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  11. Great energy and engagement with the crowd. He really makes the room feel comfortable and reads his audience well.

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  12. This conference is truly incredible. Last year, we were one of only three high schools attending, and this year, we’re the only high school here. I was initially concerned that my students might feel out of place, but the response has been overwhelmingly positive. While some have expressed surprise, and even questioned why we’re here since the event is typically for higher education students, the warmth and acceptance from others has been inspiring. My students come from a reservation in North Dakota, a community that faces significant barriers and is highly underrepresented in higher education. For many of them, this is their first time leaving the reservation, and these opportunities are life-changing. Indigenous people make up just 1% of the college population, so any chance to expose my students to higher education is invaluable. I’m deeply grateful to the NCSL coordinators for creating such a welcoming environment, where my students can develop leadership skills and start building meaningful networks. They are representing Indigenous youth with pride, and this experience will have a lasting impact on their futures.

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