Outstanding AchievementsHOBY Alum Featured in the Arizona Daily StarAli Rawaf, a 2006 alumni of HOBY Arizona, and a student in the Tucson Unified School District, was featured in the Arizona Daily Star. TEAM HOBY is proud to have Arizona State University as an “Official Sponsor of Youth Leaders.” With more than 250 academic programs, ASU offers a wide variety of courses to help students make their mark as compassionate and effective leaders. Visit www.asu.edu to learn more about how ASU can help you take your leadership skills to new heights.
“…I was pleased to learn that their experiences were focused on the principles of democracy, free enterprise, education, volunteerism, communication and critical thinking.”
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The 2008 HOBY Arizona SeminarJune 5th through June 8th, 2008 Hosted by Arizona State University, Tempe Campus This year we welcome students from more than 150 high schools throughout the state of Arizona to our annual HOBY Leadership Seminar. Each participating school has selected their outstanding sophomore representative. These student "ambassadors" will hear from leaders in government, free enterprise, entertainment, sports, and technology. Along with invaluable learning opportunities at the seminar, ambassadors will participate in community service projects, and will select the 2008 HOBY Arizona Global Project. For more information, contact Rachel Aja, 2008 HOBY Leadership Seminar Chair via Email: Introducing HOBY ReverbHOBY is proud to partner with HOBY friend, national speaker, author and entrepreneur, Leon Quan to launch our newest venture, HOBY Reverb. HOBY Reverb, a leader-driven online community, connects dynamic speakers with local HOBY seminars to help promote HOBY’s core values of volunteerism, diversity, and lifelong leadership. HOBY Celebrates 50 YearsOn April 10th, HOBY celebrated 50 years of leadership. The event featured talk-show host Larry King, Aeropostale President Mindy Meads, and Paul Minorini of Boys Hope & Girls Hope who honored a half-century of empowering, inspiring, and guiding future leaders. |
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