In order to create a high quality learning environment for LCC students, class size is limited to approximately 36 members each year. Students are selected based on written applications, interviews, and references. Factors considered include demonstrated and potential leadership ability, prior community involvement, demonstrated or planned intent to give back to the community, communications skills, and commitment to the LCC program. To make the experience as enriching as possible for all participants, we also strive to have each class reflect the diversity of our community, as well as a mix of public and private-sector professional expertise, and varied personal/life experiences.
We are accepting applications until April 30th for the Class of 2012. Download an application to get started. Any questions on your application can be forwarded to: Leadership Clark County |
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Application Deadlines:
Early Enrollment – March 1, 2012. Note: Early applicants will receive priority consideration, including interviews in advance of the regular enrollment period.
Miss the early enrollment deadline? Then plan to join us for an informational session about how you can still apply for the Class of 2013.
Information Session, Battle Ground – March 13, 2011 from 5 - 6:30 p.m. at the Mill Creek Pub.
Information Session, Vancouver – March 21, 2011 from 5 - 6:30 p.m. at the Educational Service District 112.
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LCC may offer scholarship assistance (download application) if there is adequate funding and demonstrated financial need. Documentation will be required.
LCC also offers an Excellence in Racial Equity Scholarship (EiRES) (download application) to honor current and past Clark County, Washington citizens who have contributed to the advancement of cultural, economic, and social equity across all races in our community and to encourage and develop future leaders passionate about social change and racial equity. Unlike LCC’s “needs based” general scholarship program, EiRES is a community “area of leadership” based scholarship.
Alumni Contact Update
LCC Alumni, please visit our update page to provide us with your most current contact information.
2012-2013 Schedule
The 2012-2013 class schedule is now available
Class of 2013 - Update!
Applications must be postmarked by May 1.
You may also email your application to director@leadershipclarkcounty.com or deliver to the LCC office (located across the street from the new library) at 400 E. Evergreen, Suite 113.
Class of 2012
The current class of 33 remarkable students began their LCC journey last fall. They are hard at work as they prepare to graduate this June! For a class list, click here
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