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The Ivy Leadership Summit (ILS) is an annual two-day conference hosted by the Ivy Council to bring together students from the eight Ivy League universities along with leaders from the business, government, academic, and humanitarian sectors. The conference is usually held in February and its location is rotated each year through the campuses of the Ivy League. The list of past Summits is below according to year, topic, and school: 2008 - "Creating the Leader: Leadership in Theory, Leadership in Practice, Leadership in Action" at the University of Pennsylvania 2007 - “The Future of Energy: Analyzing the Problem and Debating Solutions” at Columbia University
Ivy Leadership Summit IX The Ivy Leadership Summit IX will take place next February at Brown University. The overarching theme of the summit is Leading in a Global Community. As International Relations continues to rank as one of the most popular concentrations at Brown, Brown will serve as an ideal venue for examining the changing leadership roles in the globalizing society. This theme will be apparent in the selection of speakers, sponsors, group discussions, food, entertainment, and other aspects of the conference. At the Summit students will explore the application of leadership in various areas including politics, economics, media/tehcnology, and professionalism. In addition, there will be continent-specific sessions led by Ivy League professors with their expertise on the specific regions. Overall, students will approach the different areas of leadership through interactive workshops, panel discussions, keynote speeches and break out sessions. The goal of the conference is to cultivate the delegates as the active leaders in our globalizating community. |
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