Leadership Team

ICC understands the importance of people and relationships
in fulfilling a mission.
ICC offers a variety of student leadership opportunities that immerse our students in a culture where innovation and mentoring intersect with leadership and communication training, resulting in transformation.
We believe that student leadership development is a cornerstone of empowering next generation Christians to influence today’s culture.

2021 - 2022 RI HOPE LEADERSHIP TEAM

Student Leader Training

Three Global Leadership conference calls
Student Leader Development Curriculum (Navigator) - 12 sessions
Academy Student Leader Roles Coaching,
Student Evaluator registration
Reception with training at live events with event registration
HIGH SCHOOL CREDIT VALUE
- Leadership Practicum
- +1 high school credit

Value: $377

2021-2022 Enrollment: $97

We are empowering next generation Christians to influence today's culture by giving them a safe place to get ready. We equip them with five vital tools that they can use today, tomorrow, and wherever their future takes them:

Communication,

Collaboration, Creativity,

Cultural Awareness and

Critical Thinking.

We recognize that training and equipping emerging leaders in both communication and leadership skills is essential. That is why we offer fundamental leadership opportunities within Chapter. Cultivating relationships that facilitate growth, in a safe environment, is foundational to our mentoring model. Students get to experience this first hand within the

local RI HOPE Chapter.

Chapter Sponsor

Samantha Short

Samantha.Short@ICCinc.org

Assistant Chapter Sponsor

Courtney Goglia

Courtney.Goglia@ICCinc.org

Chapter Wise Guides

Deanna Chavez

Jen Curry

Travis King

Sarah King

Tina Johnston

Michelle Dutra

Liz Arruda

Karen Huang

Helen Cooke

Garrett Cooke

Michelle McMurphy

ICC Student Leadership Training Objectives

To inspire a shared vision
To model authentic leadership and communication
To understand the importance, and grow in, character development
To meet, encourage, and mentor students
To give your Chapter a sense of the larger community of ICC
To provide meaningful coaching for not just communication, but leadership
To collaborate with adults in leadership
To build unity and community among the Students
To learn how to create a safe environment for innovation to take place

*2023-2024 Official Student Leaders:

Chapter Mentor: Isa Chavez, Guild Inductee

Student Leaders:

Brody, Gavin, Elinor, Aili, & Claire

*Official Student Leader Requirements:

Completed Phase I of the Young Speaker Guild
Attended an ICC regional leadership training event
Agreement with ICC Statement of Faith
Regularly attend Northeast Area YSG Video Connection
Enrollment in Student Leadership
Ages 14 - 18

How RI HOPE was started in 2013

Jan Lonngren and Cindy Clarkin started RI HOPE, an ICC Chapter in September 2013. They began by mentoring nine high school students in the art of public speaking with the goal of reaching out to the community with the love of Christ. To achieve this goal,

RI HOPE a chapter of

2021 - 2022 RI HOPE LEADERSHIP TEAM

Student Leader Training

local RI HOPE Chapter.

How RI HOPE was started in 2013

Jan Lonngren and Cindy Clarkin started RI HOPE, an ICC Chapter in September 2013. They began by mentoring nine high school students in the art of public speaking with the goal of reaching out to the community with the love of Christ. To achieve this goal,

RI HOPE went to Alpine Nursing Home in December 2013 to present "Charlie Brown's Christmas" for more then 20 residents.

Starting in January 2014, the students taught eight Beginning Public Speaking Classes to 17 students ages 9-13.