Fulton students attend leadership camp

June 19, 2019 at 12:10 a.m. | Updated June 19, 2019 at 12:37 p.m.

Fulton Public schools in attendance at the Missouri Association of Student Councils' Summer Leadership Workshop are, in the front row, Junior Counselors Grace Sparks, Haden Trowbridge and Evan Gray, in the second row, Elaina Gray, Kylea Macon and Jackson Caswell, in the third row: Reagan Echlemeier, Owen Uhls, Madison Dyro, Kelly Gillespie and Carly Foster, and in the back row: Nicholas Dyro, Alex Trowbridge and Kayla Neal. Not pictured: Anna DeFily and Reagan Hill. (Submitted photo)
Fulton Public schools in attendance at the Missouri Association of Student Councils' Summer Leadership Workshop are, in the front row, Junior Counselors Grace Sparks, Haden Trowbridge and Evan Gray, in the second row, Elaina Gray, Kylea Macon and Jackson Caswell, in the third row: Reagan Echlemeier, Owen Uhls, Madison Dyro, Kelly Gillespie and Carly Foster, and in the back row: Nicholas Dyro, Alex Trowbridge and Kayla Neal. Not pictured: Anna DeFily and Reagan Hill. (Submitted photo)

The flagship event of the Missouri Association of Student Councils is the Summer Leadership Workshop.

Taking place every year in June, the Summer Leadership Workshop is a weeklong leadership camp on the campus of William Woods University in Fulton, bringing together more than 700 of the best and brightest student leaders in Missouri.

The curriculum is an active, hands-on and high energy learning experience. Daily topics and breakout sessions include problem solving, service, large/small group activities and projects, self-esteem, parliamentary procedure and meeting skills, project planning and team building.