The CAC High School Leadership Conference (HSLC) is a three-day program designed for high school juniors across the country. Organized by the University of Oklahoma, this program aims to equip, empower, and inspire students to lead and make a meaningful impact in their communities. Since its inception in 1998, HSLC has been entirely student-run, with an executive committee consisting of more than 100 University of Oklahoma students. The main objective of HSLC is to help high school students realize their leadership potential and inspire them to make a substantial impact on their surroundings. It is designed with the intention that students will depart the program with skills and characteristics that will aid them in becoming more caring, capable, and efficient leaders for the rest of their lives. This leadership program takes place annually over three days in mid-February. The specific activities and events planned for each day are still in progress, but the schedule will include a camper check-in from 3:00-5:00 PM on the first day and a camper check-out at 12:30 PM on the last day. While specific details about the instructors for the HSLC are not provided, it is noted that the program is completely student-run with an executive committee of over 100 University of Oklahoma students. This suggests that the program is led by a dedicated team of university students who are passionate about leadership and fostering these qualities in high school students. As for prerequisites and eligibility, the program is explicitly targeted at high school juniors, though further specifics regarding requirements for participation are not provided. The primary intended outcome of the program is that participants will return to their communities as inspired and capable leaders, equipped to make a positive impact.