Leadership is not only a natural trait; it is also a skill that can be learned. Workshop will show students and professionals how to implement leadership skills in pursuit of their academic and professional goals.
Presenter: Speaker, Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute

Workshop will teach professionals and students how to communicate efficiently using verbal and non-verbal communication skills that will help in reaching academic and professional objectives.
Presenter: Sean Andrade - Regional Chair for the National Hispanic Bar Association.

Workshop will help students master stage-fright and become adept public speakers that can convey ideas clearly, concisely, and efficiently to their peers.
Presenter: Anthony Solana - President and Founder of the "For People of Color" organization.

Workshop will demonstrate how students and professionals can be public advocates who speak and act on behalf of others, namely: their community.
Presenter:To be updated.

Higher education is very costly. This workshop will teach participants how to meet and manage the economic demands of financing a higher education.
Presenter: Speaker, Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute

Managing personal finances can prove to be a difficult and often confusing task. Workshop will illustrate basic investment and management skills for students and professionals as they prepare for the future upon graduation.
Presenter: To be updated.

Workshop will provide information on climate change and how students can support efforts to implement effective solutions to fight global warming.
Presenter: Hector Rivera - Trained by Al Gore in 2006 to present on climate change, the message of the film “An Inconvenient Truth.”

With obesity rising in the United States, growing health concerns demand a healthier way of living. This workshop will discuss changes that can be made to our lifestyles to significantly improve and maintain our health.

Presenter: Francine R. Kaufman, M.D. Distinguished Professor of Pediatrics and Communications Keck School of Medicine and Annenberg School of Communications of USC
Head, Center for Diabetes, Endocrinology and Metabolism

Gaining admission to a college or university of your choice can often be a daunting and difficult process. This workshop will guide students through the pitfalls of the admissions process and provide them with a clear grasp of what steps they need to take to be admitted to a school of their choice.
Presenter: To be updated.

Designed for students who are currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree, this workshop will provide them with the practical tools they need to pursue a professional degree.
Presenter: Dean Campbell, Ed.D. - Associate Dean & Director of Graduate Admissions at U.S.C.

Workshop will teach participants critical interviewing skills, in order to leave a lasting impression and obtain their professional goals.
Presenter: Esther Lee is a Career Counselor at the University of Southern California. She holds a Master of Science in Counseling with a specialization in Career Counseling

Speaker: Melinda Molina

Speaker: Lainie Liberti, Principal of Jungle8

Speaker: Lupita D. Montoya, Ph.D. Assistant Professor Mechanical, Aerospace, & Nuclear Engineering Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

Speaker: Angel Manzano, Assistant City Attorney, Los Angeles

Speaker: Ian Lorenzana is a Business Development Specialist for the division of Small Business Administration at the Los Angeles District office

Speaker: Diana Garcia de Alba University of Phoenix Woodland B.S. Business Management Antioch University Culver City,CA M.A psychology