ARRANGEMENTS FOR YOUR SPEECH TO THE NATIONAL YOUNG LEADERS CONFERENCE

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MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: William M. Baker
Director, Public Affairs Office
SUBJECT: Arrangements for Your Speech to the
National Young Leaders Conference
1. You are scheduled to speak to the National Young Leaders Conference
(NYLC) sponsored by the Congressional Youth Leadership Council at 1:00 p.m. on
Friday, 25 March at the Jefferson Auditorium, US Department of Agriculture,
South Building, 1400 Independence Avenue, Wing 4 Entrance, Washington, D.C.
STAT Phone: [phone]. will accompany you.
2. Arrangements: You are asked to be at the US Department of Agriculture
South Building Wing 4 Entrance at 12:50 p.m. You will be met by Conference
Director Larry Guillemette who will escort you to the Jefferson Auditorium
where you will meet with other staff members (see opposite for biographies)
and the high school students chosen to host you -- Mary Mace from Georgia and
Kathy Sevier from Alabama. Mary Mace will introduce you at 1:00 p.m. and
Kathy Sevier will thank you after your presentation. A podium and microphone
will be located at floor level. Your remarks are scheduled to begin at
1:05 p.m. The suggested format is 15 minutes of remarks followed by
35 minutes of questions and answers. The conference photographer and students
will take photographs during the question and answer period. Adjournment is
at 1:55 p.m.
The conference is taping all speeches and plan to publish excerpts in
their newsletter. Prior to publication, we have asked to review the article
on your appearance.
3. Audience: You can expect 290 outstanding high school students
representing 46 states and 2 territories. (See list of attendees opposite.)
The media will not be present.
4. Conference Agenda: You are scheduled to speak on the fourth day of
the conference. Prior to your appearance, the students will have breakfast
with members of the Washington press corps. Then Director of the Office of
Management and Budget, James Miller, and Secretary of Housing and Urban
Development, Samuel Pierce will speak to the group. You are the only speaker
OFFICIAL
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scheduled-for the afternoon. (See opposite for agenda and list of
distinguished speakers.)
5. Background: The Congressional Youth Leadership Council is a
non-profit, non-partisan educational organization located in Washington, D.C.
The Council serves as a nationwide educational network by bringing outstanding
youth to the nation's capital to experience the dynamics of constitutional
democracy. The National Young Leaders_Conference is one of the variety of
educational programs that is sponsored by the Council. The theme of this
conference is "Tomorrow's Leaders Meeting the Leaders of Today." Students are
chosen by their school principals or by the Congressional Council for
scholastic achievement, extracurricular activities, and leadership
capabilities. (See background information opposite including list of the
honorary Congressional Board of Advisors.)
OFFICIAL USE ONLY
William M. Baker
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ma CONGRESSIONAL
YOUTH
LEADERSHIP
COUNCIL
January 20, 1988
The Honorable Robert M. Gates
Director C.I.A.
The White House
Washington,D.C. 20500
Dear Mr.Gates:
This spring the Congressional Youth Leadership Council
will once again sponsor the National Young Leaders
Conference. During a five week period, over 1,600
outstanding high school students will come to our nation's
capital for an intensive educational program. This group
represents the best and brightest of today's youth -
tomorrow's leaders. The enclosed information will serve to
illustrate the scope and content of our program.
The National Young Leaders Conference provides a unique
opportunity for the students to gain an insider's view of
government by interacting with those individuals who shape
public policy. I know you share our concern for educating
youth for responsible citizenship and join us in promoting
active involvement in the democratic process. We are a non-
profit, non-partisan organization which encourages our
students to consider all viewpoints as they endeavor to come
to an understanding of current issues facing our nation. We
certainly hope you can assist us by contributing to the
balance of our program and will honor us by accepting our
invitation to address the_ young leaders of tomorrow during
one of the Conference weeks this spring.
_
It is our philosophy that we can be of no greater
service to our country than by instilling an appreciation of
our American heritage and democratic institutions in the
"successor generation." It is our hope that your calendar
can accommodate this request and we trust that you will
respond favorably.
For your convenience I have enclosed an RSVP
memorandum. If you have any questions or need any
additional information, please contact Rick McDonald at
[phone]. Thank you for your time and consideration.
Sincerely,
tfrAmAi
Lawrence F. Guillemette, Jr.
Conference Director
Enclosures
1511 K Street, N.W., Suite 842
Washington, D.C. 20005
[phone]
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Diane Louise Chingren is the Deputy Executive Director of the Congressional
Youth Leadership Council.
Prior to joining the Council, Ms. Chingren was affiliated with Atlantic Richfield
Company (ARCO) in Public Affairs and Special Programs. During her tenure with
ARCO, she was responsible for the planning and execution of a nationwide sports
program, served as liaison to the Los Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee for
the Summer 1984 Games, and edited the newsletter, The United States Olympian.
Ms. Chingren graduated magna cum laude from the University of Southern
California receiving a Masters in Public Administration and Bachelor of Arts in
International Relations. Ms. Chingren now resides in Washington, D.C.
Carolyn A. Harris is the Associate Director of Development for the Congressional
Youth Leadership Council.
Ms. Harris was previously a consultant to the Kodiak Area Native Association
(KANA), assisting in the development of community-based programs for the
Alaskan Natives on Kodiak Island, Alaska and later representing KANA on
legislative issues in Washington. In college, she worked as a legislative assistant for
a lobbying firm and a member of the British Parliament.
Ms. Harris received a Bachelor of Arts degree from the George Washington
University School of Public and International Affairs and has completed work
towards a Masters in Public Policy. Ms. Harris was raised in New York and
Connecticut and now resides in Washington, D.C.
Lawrence F. Guillemette, Jr. is Director of the National Young Leaders
Conference.
Prior to joining the Council, Mr. Guillemette was affiliated with the New Jersey
Governor's Club where he was responsible for all areas of public affairs and press
relations. Prior to his affiliation with the Governor's Club, Mr. Guillemette served
as Press Assistant to Representative Christopher H. Smith, (R-4th-NJ).
Mr. Guillemette received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism, with a minor in
Political Science and Film Studies, from Rutgers University. Mr. Guillemette was
raised in New Jersey and now resides in Washington, D.C.
Sara Jane Aust is the Director of Admissions and Information Systems for the
Congressional- Youth Leadership Council.
Miss Aust's prior work experience includes both political and administrative -
assignments for -a presidential campaign and-extensive-involvement in the field of
survey research.
Miss Aust graduated from Dickinson College with a Bachelor of Arts degree in
Political Science and Economics. Her undergraduate achievements include
selection to a' nationaleconomics honorary society and a national-academic
leadership honorary society. Born in Huntington, New York and raised in the
Virgin Islands, Miss Aust._ currently resides in Annandale, Virginia. --
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EXECUTIVE BIOGRAPHIES
Barbara Harris is the Co-Chairman of the Congressional Youth Leadership Council.
Mrs. Harris is an educator by profession. Currently, Mrs. Harris is president of
Washington Educational Resources which conducts a variety of intensive
educational seminars for secondary school students on topics such as international
relations, constitutionalism, and the media.
Between 1956 and 1984, Mrs. Harris served in a number of capacities in the field
of education including: classroom teacher; elementary school principal; director of
elementary education; middle school administrator; assistant to the Deputy
Superintendent of Schools.
Mrs. Harris is a member of the National Council for the Social Studies, the
National Press Club, the American Enterprise Institute, and the National Education
Association. She is listed in Who's Who in American Women.
Born in New York City, Mrs. Harris attended public schools and graduated from
Hunter College with a Bachelor of Arts in Education. In 1972, she received a
Master of Science in School Administration from Hof stra University. Mrs. Harris
resides in Washington, D.C.
Richard Rossi is the Co-Chairman of the Congressional Youth Leadership Council.
Mr. Rossi is currently president of Washington Strategies, Inc. a company providing
political consulting, direct mail, and computer services to candidates for federal
political offices. Having begun his career on Capitol Hill, Mr. Rossi served as the
Executive Assistant to a United States Senator where he was responsible for
administration of the Senator's offices and staff.
Mr. Rossi attended Georgetown University receiving a Bachelor of Arts in
Government. Born in New York City, he was educated in both private and public
schools in Greenwich, Connecticut and Palm Beach, Florida. Mr. Rossi is currently
a member of the Association of American Political Consultants and resides in
Washington, D.C.
John Madison Hines is the Executive Director of the Congressional Youth
Leadership Council.
Prior to joining the Council, Mr. Hines was affiliated with the National
Republican Senatorial Committee where he was Director of Special Projects and
primarily responsible for the development and implementation of long range
programs aimed at improving organizitional efficiency. -
Mr. Hines's academic qualifications include a Master of Business Administration
from George Washington University with an emphasis in business and government
relations and a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from Western Maryland College.
Born in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Mr. Hines has been a resident of the Washington
area for the past twenty years. He currently resides with:his wife in Silver Spring, -
Maryland.
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THE NATIONAL YOUNG LEADERS CONFERENCE
MARCH 22 - 27, 1988
Tuesday. March 22, 1988:
WELCOME and ORIENTATION
2:00 - 5:00 P.M. CHECK-IN and REGISTRATION
LOCATION: The Ohio Room at the National 4-H Center
2:00 - 5:00 P.M. "CITY OUT OF WILDERNESS" - (Shown Every Half Hour)
LOCATION: The Kentucky Room
5:30 - 6:45 P.M. DINNER IN 4-H Cafeteria (Kellogg Hall)
7:00 P.M. CHAIRMEN'S WELCOME
Mrs. Barbara Harris & Mr. Richard Rossi
Co-Chairmen, CYLC
LOCATION: Beatrice Room (Lower Level of J. C. Penney Hall)
7:30 P.M. ORIENTATION TO THE NYLC
Mr. Larry Guillemette
NYLC Director
8:00 P.M. INTRODUCTION OF FACULTY AND CONFERENCE STAFF
8:15 P.M.
9:30 P.M.
Ms. Maureen Murphy
NYLC Assistant Director
PRESIDENTIAL GROUP MEETINGS
LOCATION: Report to Room You Were Assigned at Registration
EVENING SNACK IN BEATRICE ROOM
Wednesday, March 23. 1988:
THE JUDICIAL BRANCH and FOREIGN POLICY DAY
7:00 - 8:00 A.M.
9:00 A.M.
BREAKFAST IN 4-H CAFETERIA
BOARD BUSES
BUSES DEPART 4-H CENTER
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10:00 A.M. FOREIGN POLICY BRIEFING AT DEPARTMENT OF STATE
Topic: The Middle East
LOCATION: Acheson Auditorium
11:10 A.M. BUSES DEPART STATE DEPARTMENT
11:25 A.M. BUSES ARRIVE OPM AUDITORIUM
11:30 A.M. THE ROLE OF THE JUDICIARY
12:30 P.M. BUSES DEPART FOR VIETNAM VETERANS MEMORIAL
12:45 P.M. BOX LUNCH TO BE FOLLOWED BY A VISIT TO
VIETNAM VETERANS MEMORIAL
BOARD BUSES FOR EMBASSY VISITS
1:55 P.M.
(SHARP)
2:15 P.M.
4:00 P.M.
4:15 P.M.
4:30 P.M.
EMBASSY VISITS:
India Germany
Belgium China
RETURN TO 4-H CENTER
South Africa
TICKETS FOR SEMINARS DISTRIBUTED IN 4-H LOBBY
FOREIGN AFFAIRS SEMINARS
PRESENTED BY GRADUATE STUDENTS OF THE JOHNS
HOPKINS SCHOOL OF ADVANCED INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
(TICKETS REQUIRED!)
"Current Affairs in Central America"
Mr. Juan Andrade
"CHINA: In Transition"
Mr. Andrew Brick
"Apartheid in South Africa"
Mr. Gilbert Khadiagala
"Politics in the Soviet Union"
Ms. Merrideth Heiser
"Conflict in Northern Ireland"
Mr. Steve Ryan
"Foreign Affairs in Campaign '88"
Mr. Greg Goldstein
"U.S./NATO Defense Policies"
Mr. Keith Berner
"Hostilities in the Middle East"
Mr. Jonathan Lack
LOCATION: Various rooms at 4-H
6:00 P.M. DINNER IN 4-H CAFETERIA
7:15 P.M. PRESIDENTIAL GROUP MEETINGS
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8:05 P.M. BOARD BUSES FOR ILLUMINATED TOUR
8:30 P.M.
ILLUMINATED TOUR OF OUR NATION'S CAPITAL
Including stops at:
The Jefferson Memorial
The Lincoln Memorial
The White House
Marine Corp Memorial
10:30 P.M. ARRIVE AT 4-H CENTER
Thursday. March 24. 1988:
THE LEGISLATIVE DAY
6:30 - 7:00 A.M. CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST IN 4-H CAFETERIA
7:15 A.M.
(SHARP)
8:15 A.M.
8:30 A.M.
9:45 A.M.
10:15 -
11:15 A.M.
Beginning at
11:45 A.M.
11:45 A.M. -
1:45 P.M.
2:00 P.M.
3:40_ P.M.
(SHARP)
BUSES DEPART 4-H CENTER
ARRIVE AT THE UNITED STATES CAPITOL
(Go through security)
GREETINGS FROM THE 100TH CONGRESS
The Honorable Marge Roukema (R-NJ)
WALKING TOUR OF CAPITOL GROUNDS
HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE ON THE LEGISLATIVE BRANCH
Dr. Richard Harris
Visiting Scholar
The Brookings Institution
LOCATION: Dirksen G-50
MEETINGS WITH MEMBERS OF CONGRESS
LUNCH AT THE MADISON BUILDING OF
THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
(Cafeteria is on the 6th Floor)
ELECTIVE CONGRESSIONAL SEMINAR
LOCATION: (Room 340 Cannon)
Issues Before the 100th Congress
The Honorable Mike Synar (D-OK)
MEET BUSES AT FIRST & EAST CAPITOL
- Bus-es will Depart Immediately
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4:00 - 5:00 P.M. GOVERNMENT RELATIONS FORUM
5:10 P.M.
5:15 P.M.
5:45 P.M.
6:50 P.M.
7:45 P.M.
9:15 P.M.
10:00 P.M.
TOPIC: "What is a Lobbyist?"
PARTICIPANTS:
Mr. Paul Tendler (Moderator)
Mr. Daniel Becker -Environmental Action
Ms. Mary Killorin - 3M Company
Mr. John Sheehan - United Steelworkers
Mr. William Sellery - Consultant
Ms. Sharon Newsome - National Wildlife Fed.
LOCATION: G.S.A. Auditorium
BOARD BUSES
DEPART CAPITOL HILL
DINNER AT THE INTERNATIONAL FOOD EMPORIUM
BUSES DEPART FOR 4-H CENTER
PRESIDENTIAL GROUP MEETINGS
PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE POLL
ICE CREAM SOCIAL
South Dining Room in 4-H Cafeteria
Friday, March 25. 1988:
THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH & MEDIA DAY
7:00 A.M.
7:05 A.M.
(SHARP)
7:45 A.M.
8:00 A.M.
BOARD BUSES
DEPART 4-H CENTER
ARRIVE AT THE NATIONAL PRESS CLUB
BREAKFAST WITH MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL PRESS CORPS
Moderator: Mr. Milton Jaques
Panelists Include:
Mr. Fred Barnes, The New Republic -
Mr. Bill Plante, CBS News
Ms. Ellen Hume, Wall Street Journal
Ms. Susan King, WJLA-TV (Local ABC Affiliate)
- LOCATION: Main Ballroom _
9:15 A.M. TEN MINUTE BREAK
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9:30 A.M..
A VIEW FROM THE WHITE HOUSE
The Honorable James Miller
Director
The Office of Management and Budget
10:15 A.M. TEN MINUTE BREAK
10:30 A.M.
11:15 A.M
11:30 A.M.
12:30 P.M.
12:50 P.M.
1:00 P.M.
THE ROLE OF THE PRESIDENT'S CABINET
The Honorable Samuel Pierce
Secretary of Housing & Urban Development
PROCEED OUT OF BALLROOM
LUNCH AT THE NATIONAL SHOPS
BOARD BUSES OUTSIDE THE NATIONAL THEATER
ARRIVE AT JEFFERSON AUDITORIUM - U.S.D.A.
INTELLIGENCE AND NATIONAL SECURITY
The Honorable Robert M. Gates
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
2:15 P.M. BOARD BUSES
2:30 P.M.
5:30 P.M.
5:45 P.M.
OUR NATIONS HERITAGE
Self-Selected Activities at the Smithsonian Museums
MEET ADVISOR AT THE MALL ENTRANCE TO THE AIR &
SPACE MUSEUM
DEPART FOR 4-H CENTER
6:15 - 7:45 P.M. DINNER IN 4-H CAFETERIA
8:00 P.M. PRESIDENTIAL GROUP MEETINGS
(Mock Congress Preparation)
10:00 P.M. PIZZA PARTY
South Dining Room in 4-H Cafeteria
Saturday, March 26, 1988:
THE MOCK CONGRESS
7:00 - 8:15 A.M. BREAKFAST IN 4-H -CAFETERIA
8:30 - 9:30 A.M. PRESIDENTIAL GROUP MEETINGS
Mock Congress Preparation
9:35 A.M. ? --BOARD BUSES
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9:40 A.M.
(SHARP)
BUSES DEPART 4-H CAMPUS
10:15 A.M. ARRIVE ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY
11:00 A.M. VIEW CHANGING OF THE GUARD
AT THE TOMB OF THE UNKNOWNS
11:05 A.M. NYLC PARTICIPANTS WREATH LAYING CEREMONY
11:30 A.M. BUSES DEPART CEMETERY
11:50 A.M. LUNCH AT THE PAVILION AT THE OLD POST OFFICE
12:50 P.M. BUSES DEPART PAVILION
1:30 -
4:45 P.M.
THE MOCK CONGRESS
Mr. Matthew Cossolotto,
Former Special Asst. - Speaker of the House
LOCATION: Cannon Caucus Room
5:00 P.M. BOARD BUSES AND DEPART CAPITOL HILL
5:45 P.M. ARRIVE BACK AT 4-H CENTER
Get Ready for Dance
7:00 P.M.
(SHARP)
7:30 P.M. -
Midnight
BUSES DEPART 4-H CENTER
GALA CLOSING BANQUET & DANCE
Semi-Formal
LOCATION: The National Clarion Hotel
Clarion Ballroom
12:15 A.M. BUSES DEPART THE NATIONAL CLARION
12:45 A.M. ARRIVE AT 4-H CENTER
Sunday. March 27. 1988:
DEPARTURE
7:00 - 7:45 A.M. BREAKFAST IN 4-H CAFETERIA
8:00 A.M. CHECKOUT OF YOUR ROOM
9:00 A.M.
11:00 A.M.
PRESIDENTIAL GROUP MEETINGS
DEPARTURE
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Distinguished NYLC Speakers
Executive Branch
Honorable Kenneth Adleman
Director
U.S. Arms Control and
Disarmament Agency
Honorable Donna Alvarado
Director
ACTION
Honorable Gary Bauer
Special Assistant
Office of the President
Honorable Elizabeth Dole
Former Secretary
Department of Transportation
Honorable Craig Fuller
Chief of Staff
Office of the Vice President
Honorable Heather Gradison
Chairman
Interstate Commerce
Commission
Honorable John Herrington
Secretary
Department of Energy
Honorable Donald Hodel
Secretary
Department of Interior
Honorable Richard Lyng *-
Secretary
Department of Agnculturef:"
Honorable William Taft, IV
Deputy Secretary
Department of Defense
Honorable Scott Thomas
Chairman
Federal Election Commission
Honorable Casper Weinberger
Secretary
Department of Defense
Honorable Lando Zech
Chairman
Nuclear Regulatory
Commisssion
Legislative Branch
Honorable Joe Barton
Representative (R-TX)
Honorable Lindy Boggs
' Representative (D-LA)
Honorable Barbara Boxer
Representative (D-CA)
? c-Holigrable Beverly Byron
Representative (D-MD)
):Mr. Matiliew C.Ossoloto
Special Assistant
Speaker of the House
-Honorable 'Jake Gam
Senator :(R-Utah),
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2,4. Honorable Sieve Gunderson
1.-Repre-Seliative (R-WI)
Honorable Katherine Ortega -
Treasurer
Department of Treasury
Honorable Aulana Peters
Commissioner
Security and Exchange
Commisssion
Honorable Samuel Pierce
Secretary
Department of Housing and
Urban Development
Honorable Loret Ruppe
Director
Peace Corps
Honorable Terrance Scanlon
Chairman
Consumer Product Safety
Commission
Honorable William Proxmire
Senator (D-WI)
Honorable Nick Joe Rahall
Representative (D-WV)
Honorable John Rhodes, III
Representative (R-AZ)
Honorable Claudine Schneidei
Representative (R-RI)
Judicial Branch
Honorable Joseph DiGenova
U.S. Attorney
District of Columbia
Honorable Ruth Ginsburg
Circuit Judge
U.S. Court of Appeals
Honorable Leo Levine
Director
Federal Judiciary Center
Honorable Abner Mikva
? Circuit Judge
U.S. Court of Appeals
Honorable Lee Hamilton
Representative (D-IN)
Honorable Earl Hutto
Representative (D-FL)
Honorable Dave McCurdy
Representative (D-OK)
Honorable Sonny Montgomery
Representative (D-MS)
Honorable Michael Oxley -
Representative (R-OH)
Honorable Ronald Packard
Representative (R-CA)
Honorable Clarence
Pendleton, Jr.
Chairman
- U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Ms. Ellen Hume
Reporter
Wall Street Journal
Ms. Susan King
Anchorwoman
NBC News Affiliate
Mr. Larry O'Rourke
Columnist
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Mr. Bill Plante
White House Correspondent
CBS News
Ms. Judy Woodruff
Reporter
MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour
Diplomatic Community
- His Excellency- Mohsin Alaini
Ambassador from Yemen
His Excellency Leonardo Mathias
Ambassador from Portugal
Honorable William Rehnquist_
Chief Jiisiice
.U.S.SiipEneCour-
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, Honorable William Reynolds
? Assistant Attorney C;enerai-
? Deir_artm...!fit of Justice
Honorable Kenneth Starr
Circuit Judge
U.S. Court of Appeals
News Media
Mr. Fred Barnes
Senior Editor
The New Republic
Ms. Eleanor Chft
Reporter
Newsweek
Mr. Jed Duvall
Newscaster
Good Morning America
?
-Honorable Richard
McCormack
? U.S. Ambassador
Organization of American
States ?
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Her Excellency Margaret
McDonald
_Ambassador from the
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His Excellency Eduardo
AmbaSsador from Guatemala
His Excellency Soesilo
Soedarman
Ambassador from Indonesia
Honorable Vernon Walters
U.S. Ambassador
United Nations
His Excellency Guenther van
Well
Ambassador from Federal
Republic of Germany
Honorable Clayton Yeutter
U.S. Trade Representative
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National Young Leaders Conference
Program Overview
The National Young Leaders
Conference (NYLC) is a
professionally administered, fully
supervised, six-day civic
education program in the nation's
capital.
The NYLC is uniquely designed
to honor youth who have
distinguished themselves as
leaders in their classrooms,
schools and communities. A once
in a lifetime experience, the
NYLC provides young leaders
with an insider's view of the
American democratic process and
the issues at the forefront of the
national agenda.
The theme of the National Young
Leaders Conference is
"Tomorrow's Leaders Meeting the
Leaders of Today." Throughout the
week, scholars meet with the
nation's leaders, debating current
public policy issues, exchanging
ideas and formulating positions.
Each year, the NYLC brings
several thousand young leaders to
the nation's capital. A great cross
section of America is represented
as all fifty states and territories
actively participate.
In the fall and spring, high school
juniors and seniors are selected to
participate in the National Young
Leaders Conference. During the
summer, college-bound high
school graduates attend the
NYLC Post Graduate Program
which includes valuable college
survival skills ranging from career
orientation and faculty advisor
guidance to campus living.
Congressional Scholars
Young leaders attending the
National Young Leaders
Conference are from public,
private and religious schools
nationwide. Individuals selected
as Congressional Scholars have
met the following criteria:
outstanding scholarship,
leadership, and citizenship.
There are only two ways a young
person can become a
Congressional Scholar. The first
is by direct nomination of their
high school principal, who each
year may nominate up to three
individuals who best demonstrate
academic achievement, extra-
curricular activities and
community service.
The Council also makes direct
nominations of Congressional
Scholars based on survey research
information supplied through
sources similar to those used by
university or college recruiters.
Confidential information, such as
SAT or ACT scores, is not used.
Congressional Scholars truly
represent the best and brightest
of America's youth. They are
civic-minded, conscientious, and
eager. The knowledge gained
from their unique Washington
experience is in turn imparted to
their peers, schools and
communities.
Educational Instruction
The National Young Leaders
Conference complements civics
curricula with its exciting
hands-on approach. Instruction
and curriculum encourage critical
thinking and challenge scholars to
apply their knowledge and values
to policy issues facing the nation.
To facilitate educational
instruction, one faculty advisor is
assigned to every group of 22
scholars. These specially selected
faculty advisors, many of whom
are professional educators, bring
with them a wealth of experience
in program instruction and public
policy.
Daily group meetings conducted
by faculty advisors allow scholars
to actively engage the program
material in a supportive manner.
Extensive peer interaction
facilitates the sharing of
experiences, thoughts and
perceptions and deepens scholars'
appreciation for America's great
diversity.
Much attention is given to
educational curriculum for
Congressional Scholars. Prior to
and during the National Young
Leaders Conference, scholars
receive comprehensive
information to prepare them for
discussion topics, educational
activities, and historical
sightseeing.
The NYLC demonstrates a strong
commitment to honoring and
educating promising youth. It is
the unique curriculum and format,
coupled with the caliber of
Congressional Scholars, that
distinguish the National Young
Leaders Conference as a premier
educational program in
Washington.
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Program Format
The National Young Leaders
Conference is uniquely structured
to focus each day on one of the
three branches of government, the
media, or world affairs.
The Executive Day is designed to
draw scholars into the top level of
the administration where they
meet with Cabinet Secretaries and
members of the White House
staff. The day includes numerous
addresses from high-ranking
administration officials discussing
the Washington political arena
and the President's agenda.
The Legislative Day opens with
special greetings by Members of
Congress on the Floor of the
House of Representatives. The
scholars attend legislative issue
briefings and are provided with
individually scheduled
appointments to meet with their
representatives and senators.
Through a government relations
forum comprised of leading
Washington business and public
interest representatives, scholars
learn how special interest groups
impact Congress.
The Judicial Day examines the
judicial branch of government and
the process of legal review.
Experts in the area of judicial
review, the Constitution and the
Supreme Court address the
scholars and speak to their
specific concerns. Scholars are
also able to sit in on sessions at
the Supreme Court and view the
Constitution at the National
Archives.
The Media Day is designed for
scholars to examine the role of
the media and its coverage of
Congressional Scholars visit with Senator Grassley of Iowa.
newsworthy events. A highlight of
the day is a special breakfast at
the National Press Club which
enables Congressional Scholars to
confront a panel of senior
members of the Washington press
corp and ask dynamic questions
about the media in society.
The World Affairs Day is
designed to stimulate student
awareness of issues confronting
the global community. Discussions
focus on critical issues such as
terrorism, trade relations, and
world peace. Briefings are held at
the Department of State, the
Organization of American States,
and the Pentagon. Dividing into
small groups, Congressional
Scholars are given the unique
privilege of being hosted by
ambassadors at their respective
embassies.
The Mock Congress
The Mock Congress is an
extensive educational exercise
which enables scholars to
understand firsthand how
legislation is enacted. In the Mock
Congress, scholars take a bill
through the congressional hearing
process, lobbying fellow
members, adding amendments,
then casting their final votes on
the 'floor of the House of
Representatives.' The Mock
Congress is a favorite activity of
Congressional Scholars.
Historical & Cultural
Activities
The NYLC program enables
scholars to visit the nation's
historic monuments and
independently explore the
Smithsonian museums and the
National Gallery of Art.
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Admissions
Applications for the National _
Young Leaders Conference are
accepted on a first-come-first-
served basis. _
Participation in the NYLC is
approximately 250 Congressional
Scholars per session. Enrollment
is limited to provide maximum
scholar participation in activities
and speaker questioning.
Tuition
The Conference tuition is $540.00
and covers all program costs,
including instructional materials,
accommodations, meals, and
transportation while in
Washington. Scholars are
responsible for travel costs to and
from Washington and incidental
expenses.
Scholarships
The Council actively seeks
corporate Support for participant
scholarships. While the number of
scholarships available is limited,
the Council has prepared an
extensive fund-raising guide, The
Local Scholarship Initiatives for
Congressional Scholars, for all
interested students upon request.
This carefully constructed guide
helps scholars seek financial
assistance from local businesses
and community organizations.
Past scholars have been
tremendously successful in their
efforts.
Accommodations
Congressional Scholars
participating in the National
Young Leaders Conference during
the fall and spring are housed at
the National 4-H Center located in
Bethesda, Maryland. To provide a
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
June 15, 1987
Warmest greetings to everyone gathered in Washington for
the Congressional Youth Leadership Council's National
Young Leaders Conference. I am delighted that so many
outstanding young people like you are examining firsthand
the workings of the Federal government.
Your visit to our Nation's Capital coincides with this year's
celebration of the Bicentennial of the Constitution, our
charter of limited government. In the constitutions of many
countries, the government tells the people what they are
allowed to do. In America's Constitution, though, "We the
People" tell the government what it can and cannot do.
Your conference symbolizes what is best about our free and
open society. As you study the Federal government and its
functions, I know you'll reflect on our Nation's fundamental
purposes and gain a new sense of appreciation for the public
and for our dedicated public servants. Perhaps one day,
some of you will join their ranks -- in the words of the
Constitution, to "secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves
and our Posterity."
You have my best wishes for a productive and enjoyable
stay in Washington. God bless you and God bless America.
Presidential letter of Recognition.
firsthand experience in college
life, participants in the Summer
National Young Leaders
Conference Post Graduate
Program are housed on a college
campus in suburban Washington,
D.C.
Supervision
Congressional Scholars are
supervised 24 hours a day from
their initial arrival until their final
departure. Conference staff and
faculty advisors oversee all
activities and reside with the
scholars at the Conference site. In
addition, night security
is provided.
Recognition of Achievement
To publicly honor Congressional
Scholars, the Council informs
scholars' local newspapers of
their selection to the National
Young Leaders Conference. To
provide personal recognition for
their meritorious achievement in
scholarship, leadership and
citizenship, scholars are honored
with the Council's "Youth
Leadership Award." Congressioanl
Scholars also receive a letter of
welcome from the President as
recognition of their achievement.
As recognition of achievement is
additionally important to college
recruiters and civic organizations,
the Council verifies scholars'
participation upon request.
Future Oportunities
Many alumni volunteer to serve
as references for future scholars.
For Congressional Scholars
desiring a greater Washington
educational experience, they may
be offered an internship with the
Council or their congressional
office.
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Program Comments
"This was the first time I had been
in Washington. In less than one
week I was able to learn and
experience so much. Experience is
the key. I could not begin to have
attempted to learn all this from
books or the classroom."
Theresa Guthrie
Meadow Lake High School
Dayton, Ohio
"I came here confused and
frustrated with the system. Today, I
leave knowing that I can and
should make a difference in the way
our government is run. I have
discovered government can be a tool
of possibility rather than a trap or
predicament. Thank you."
Ken Williamson
Marbury High School
Marbury, Alabama
"The way I read the paper and
watch the news will be altered
forever because of this experience."
Christina Brotto
Queen of Peace High School
Hickory Hills, Illinois
"As a former teacher, I have
concern about young people being
aquainted with the issues. One of
the outstanding aspects of the
National Young Leaders
Conference is that it gives young
people the opportunity for a hands-
on experience with elected
representatives as well as other
representatives responsible for
implementing policy."
Representative Phil Crane
12th District of Illinois
"The National Young Leaders
Conference gave us a chance to see
first-hand how the government is
run and to meet the people who
make it run, but most importantly,
we learned that we all have a
Congressional Scholars on the steps of the US. Capitol.
responsibility in making it run."
Anthony Rabak
Salsian High School
El Sobrante, California
"The N Y LC is really great because
you meet and share ideas with
people from different states. Seeing
how we all get along gives us hope
for a more peaceful nation and
world one day"
Janet Creech
Southern Nash High School
Bailey, North Carolina
"It is not often that the intent and
philosophy of an organization
actually comes to life. The National
Young Leaders Conference is an
example of where it does. The
individual awakening that I have
witnessed and personally
experienced makes the NY LC one
of the most outstanding educational
programs I am aware of"
Alyce Loesch
High School Educator
Stamford, Connecticut
"The wide range of activities and
speakers helped me to understand
Washington's policies and to better
form my own opinions."
Lada Hornjatkevyc
St. George Academy
New York, New York
"I think it is a tremendous
opportunity for students to come to
Washington to learn about their
government firsthand. I am proud
to be a part of the National Young
Leaders Conference and recommend
it highly for young men and women
in our society who aspire to
leadership in this country."
Representative William E.
Dannemeyer
39th District of California
'America should know it has great
potential in its youth!"
Marr-Lynn McGee
Morrilton High School
Morrilton, Arkansas
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What is the Congressional
Youth Leadership Council?
The Congressional Youth
Leadership Council is a non-profit,
non-partisan educational
organization located in
Washington, D.C. The Council
serves as a nationwide educational
network by bringing outstanding
youth to the nation's capital to
experience the dynamics of
constitutional democracy.
The Congressional Youth
Leadership Council is founded on
the belief Americans have a
responsibility to educate young
people for the citizenship and
leadership roles they will inherit
as future leaders of the nation.
Fostering these young leader's
belief in democratic principles,
strengthening the goals they
strive toward, and inspiring them
to lead responsibly are the
guiding principles behind the
Congressional Youth Leadership
Council.
Programs
The Congressional Youth
Leadership Council is involved in
a variety of educational programs
to honor young people who best
demonstrate excellence in
citizenship, leadership and
scholarship. The Council's
programs honor outstanding youth
nationwide from diverse social,
economic and cultural
backgrounds.
The Council's educational
programs provide a strong
complement to school civics
curricula through a "hands-on"
approach to teaching American
government.
The major program of the Council
is the National Young Leaders
Conference. Each year, several
thousand high-school-aged youth
come to the nation's capital to
participate in the National Young
Leaders Conference.
History & Governance
The Congressional Youth
Leadership Council was
incorporated as a non-partisan,
non-profit 501(c)(3) organization in
1985.
The Council originated as the
successor organization to the
highly acclaimed Election '84
Youth Inaugural Conference
which brought young leaders
nationwide to Washington to
experience the Presidential
Inauguration in both an
educational and civic context.
Over the past several years, the
Council has grown in size, scope
and reputation. In 1987, the
Congressional Youth Leadership
Council was awarded the
Freedom Foundation's prestigious
Valley Forge Honor Certificate
for Excellence in the category of
Community Programs.
As a non-partisan organization,
the Council does not support any
particular political ideology or
candidates seeking office.
As a non-profit organization, the
Council neither seeks nor receives
federal funding. The Council is
funded directly through student
tuition and by contributions from
Corporations and foundations.
An appointed board of directors
determines policy governing
matters of the Congressional
Youth Leadership Council.
Honorary Congressional
Board of Advisors
The Council is guided by an
Honorary Congressional Board of
Advisors consisting of more than
half the members of the United
States Congress. While members
of the Council's Honorary
Congressional Board of Advisors
reflect a variety of political
viewpoints, they unanimously join
the Council in its commitment to
honor outstanding youth.
The Honorary Board of Advisors
provide the Council with speakers
and assist in the development of
programs and activities. Members
also work with the Council in
generating program scholarships.
Washington Community
The success of the Congressional
Youth Leadership Council also
rests upon a large network of
support from leaders in the
Washington community who join
the Council in its civics education
commitment.
These leaders from the executive,
legislative and judicial branch, the
media, diplomatic corps and
business sector generously
contribute to the Council's
programs their valuable time and
insights.
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Mrs. Barbara Harris
Co-Chairman
Mrs. Harris is an educator by
profession. Currently, Mrs. Harris
is president of Washington
Educational Resources which
conducts a variety of intensive
educational seminars for
secondary school students on
topics such as international
relations, constitutionalism, and
the media.
Between 1956 and 1984, Mrs.
Harris served in numerous
educational capacities including:
classroom teacher; elementary
school principal; middle school
administrator; assistant to the
Deputy Superintendent of
Schools.
Mrs. Harris is a member of the
National Council for the Social
Studies, the National Press Club,
the American Enterprise Institute,
and the National Education
Association. She is listed in Who's
Who in American Women.
Mrs. Harris received a Bachelor
of Arts degree from Hunter
College and a Master of Science
degree from Hofstra University.
Born in New York City, Mrs.
Harris attended public schools in
the city.
Mrs. Harris resides with her
husband in Washington, D.C.
Mr. Richard Rossi
Co-Chairman
Mr. Rossi is currently president
of Washington Strategies, a
company providing management
consulting, direct mail, and
computer services to candidates
seeking federal political offices.
Having begun his career on
Capitol Hill, Mr. Rossi served as
the Executive Assistant to a
United States Senator where he
was responsible for administration
of the Senator's offices and staff.
Mr. Rossi is an active member of
the Association of American
Political Consultants.
Mr. Rossi attended Georgetown
University, where he received a
Bachelor of Arts degree in
government.
Born in New York City, he was
educated in both private and
public schools in Greenwich,
Connecticut and Palm Beach,
Florida.
Mr. Rossi lives in Washington,
D.C.
Mr. John Madison Hines
Executive Director
Before joining the Council, Mr.
Hines was affiliated with the
National Republican Senatorial
Committee where he was Director
of Special Projects.
During his tenure with the
Committee, he was primarily
responsible for the development
and implementation of long-range
programs aimed at improving
organizational efficiency.
Mr. Hines' academic qualifications
include a Master of Business
Administration from George
Washington University with an
emphasis in business and
government relations. Mr. Hines'
Bachelor of Arts degree is in
sociology from Western Maryland
College.
Born in Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
Mr. Hines was educated in public
and private schools. He has been
a resident of the Washington
area for the past twenty years.
Mr. Hines resides with his wife in
Silver Spring, Maryland.
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Jeff Bingaman Pete V. Domenici
Quentin N. Burdick David F. Durenberger
Lawton Chiles Daniel J. Evans
Thad Cochran Jake Garn
Kent Conrad John Glenn
John C. Danforth Orrin G. Hatch
Thomas A. Daschle Chic Hecht
Dennis DeConcini Howell Heflin
Jesse Helms
United States Senators
Ernest F. Hollings ? ?
Gordon J. Humphrey -
Daniel-K. Inouye -
J. Bennett Johnston
Robert W. Kasten, Jr.
John F. Kerry
Spark M. Matsunaga
John McCain
James A. McClure
George J. Mitchell
Frank H. Murkowski
Donald L. Nickles
Claiborne Pell
Larry Pressler
Harry M. Reid
Donald W. Reigle, Jr.
John D. Rockefeller, IV
Richard C. Shelby
United States Representatives
Daniel K. Akaka Harold J. Daub
Richard K. Armey Robert W. Davis
Chester G. Atkins Thomas D. DeLay
Les AuCoin Butler C. Derrick
Robert E. Badham Joseph J. DioGuardi
Joe Barton Julian C. Dixon
Herbert H. Bateman Byron L. Dorgan
Jim Bates Robert K. Dornan
Helen Delich Bentley Richard J. Durbin
Howard L. Berman Mervyn M. Dymally
Tom Bevil! Dennis E. Eckart
Mario Biaggi William Emerson
James H. Bilbray Glenn L. English
Michael Bilirakis Lane Evans
Ben Garrido Blaz -Hamilton Fish, Jr.
Sherwood L. Boehlert Floyd H. Flake
Lindy Boggs Ronnie G. Flippo
Don L. Honker, Martin Frost
Robert A. Borski Jaime B. Fuster
Beau Boutler Robert Garcia
Barbara Boxer Samuel Gejdenson
William S. Broomfield George W. Gekas
Terry L. Bruce Richard A. Gephardt
John Bryant Dan Glickman
Jack Buechner William F. Goodling
Danny L. Burton Kenneth J. Gray
Beverly B. Byron William H. Gray
Sonny Callahan Frank J. Guarini
Benjamin Cardin Steve Gunderson
Thomas R. Carper Ralph M. Hall
Rodney Chandler Lee H. Hamilton
Bill Chappell, Jr. John Hammerschmidt
William L. Clay J. Dennis Hastert
William F. Clinger, Jr. Charles A. Hayes
Howard Coble Jimmy Hayes
E. Thomas Coleman Joel Hefley
Ronald D. Coleman W.G. (Bill) Hefner
Larry Combest Wally Herger
Silvio 0. Conte John Hiler
Jim Cooper George Hochbrueckner
James A. Courter Clyde Holloway
Larry Craig Frank Horton
Philip M. Crane James J. Howard
George Crockett, Jr. Steny H. Hoyer
William E. Dannemeyer Carroll Hubbard, Jr.
George W. Darden Jerry Huckaby
William J. Hughes
Duncan L. Hunter
Earl Hutto
James M. Inhofe
James M. Jeffords
Nancy L. Johnson
Tim Johnson
Walter B. Jones
Jim Jontz
Marcy Kaptur
John Kasich
Jack Kemp
Dale E. Kildee
Joseph P. Kolter
Jon Kyl -
Robert J. Lagomarsino
H. Martin Lancaster
Tom Lantos '
Marvin Leath
Norman F. Lent -
Sander M. Levin
Mel Levine ?
Jerry Lewis
William 0. Lipinski
Robert Livingston
Marilyn Lloyd ?
Trent Lott
William D. Lowery
Michael E. Lowry
Buddy MacKay
Edward R. Madigan
Thomas J. Manton
Lynn M. Martin
Matthew G. Martinez
Robert T. Masui
Nicholas Mavroules
Al McCandless
Frank X. McCloskey
Bill McCollum
Dave McCurdy
Bob McEwen
Raymond J. McGrath
Matthew F. McHugh
J. Alex McMillan
Thomas McMillen
Dan Mica
John R. Miller
Norman Y. Mineta
Alan B. Mollohan
Sonny Montgomery
Carlos J. Moorhead
Bruce A. Morrison
Sid Morrison
Robert J. Mrazek
Austin J. Murphy
Stephen L. Neal
Howard C. Nielson
Henry Nowak
Solomon P. Ortiz
Major R. Owens
Wayne Owens
Michael G. Oxley
Ron Packard
Leon' E. Panetta
Stan Parris
Charles Pashayan, Jr.
Elizabeth J. Patterson
Timothy J. Penny
Claude Pepper
Thomas E. Petri
John Edward Porter
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David E. Price
Nick Joe Rahall, II
Charles B. Rangel
Ralph S. Regula
William B. Richardson
Thomas J. Ridge
Matthew J. Rinaldo
Don Ritter
Robert Roe
Charles Roemer
Harold Rogers
Charles Rose
Dan Rostenkowski
Toby Roth
Marge Roukema
John G. Rowland
Edward R. Roybal
Patricia Saiki
H. James Saxton
Claudine Schneider
Bill Schuette
Alan K. Simpson
Arlen Specter
Robert T. Stafford
Ted Stevens
Strom Thurmond
Pete Wilson
Timothy E. Wirth
Norman D. Shumway
Gerry Sikorski
Norman Sisisky
David Skaggs
Joseph R. Skeen
D. Slaughter, Jr.
Denny Smith
Floyd D. Spence
John M. Spratt, Jr.
Richard H. Stallings
Charles W. Stenholm
Louis Stokes
Samuel S. Stratton
Donald K. Sundquist
Fofo I.F. Sunia
Patrick L. Swindall
Robin Tallon
Thomas J. Tauke
W.J. Tauzin
Robert L. Thomas
William M. Thomas
Esteban Torres
Edolphus Towns
James Traficant, Jr.
Fred Upton
Tim Valentine, Jr.
Barbara Vucanovich
Wes Watkins
Vin Weber
Theodore S. Weiss
Curt Weldon
Jamie L. Whitten
Charles Wilson
Frank R. Wolf
Howard Wolpe
George C. Wortley
Ron Wyden
C.W. Bill Young
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