Twelve bright high school students from Loudoun County — joined by a peer from St. Alban’s School in Washington, D.C. — took part in the Marshall Center’s two-day Ethical Leadership Conference (ELC) on September 5 and 6.
Eighty years ago, the final chapter of World War II in the Pacific ended not only with devastation but with a timeless lesson in visionary leadership.
In a special one-day session of our Ethical Leadership Conference for High School Students, the George C. Marshall International Center had the privilege of working with ten exceptional young women from military families across the Mid-Atlantic region. Hosted at the beautiful retreat center of the Boulder Crest Foundation in Clarke County, Virginia, the event offered a meaningful opportunity to share General George C. Marshall’s enduring example of leadership.
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