Bring your brown-bag lunch and join LHC  to learn more about Leadership and Howard Community College's (HCC's) new Workforce Development & Trades Center (WDTC).  HCC is committed to empowering students, strengthening the community, and fostering economic growth. Minah Woo, LP '20 & LE '17, LHC Board Member, and HCC Vice President of Workforce, Innovation, and Strategic Partnerships, will share with us how the WDTC will not only address the critical workforce challenges in skilled trades today but will also create a more equitable future for all students by creating more opportunities and educational pathways.  

Visit the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics lab where staff will showcase the newest STEM research and development initiatives encompassing the areas of space, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and more. Participants must be U.S. Citizens and have a valid MD ID, i.e., a driver's license.  Please note that we have had to reschedule from April 8 to April 19. The new date is April 19, 2024, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Register Here

Game On is a new bar + arcade in the Merriweather District offering a fun, vibrant atmosphere. Columbia is the third location for this local chain and while it leans towards adults, gamers of all ages can enjoy vintage and new arcade games at this entertainment venue. Receive a behind-the-scenes tour from the owners and learn how this inventive new business got its start. After this LO, stay and hang out if you have time! Register Here

We are excited to partner with the Community Ecology Institute for LHC's April "Service Friday" on April 26 from 2 to 4 p.m.

                    .                   In addition to individual tickets, tables of 10 are also available for purchase; please email Karen Bryant for more information.   Click here to learn more about sponsorship opportunities.

Do you know a Howard County non-profit or government entity facing an organizational issue or challenge?  Leadership Howard County's Community Impact Project (CIP) may be the answer. Leadership Premier Class participants research and propose creative, sustainable solutions that are designed to be a beneficial experience not only for the organization but for our participants as well, helping them gain a better understanding of community needs and a deeper appreciation for community involvement Learn more by attending this virtual information session; via the Zoom link on the sidebar.  Online applications are now available HERE and are

  We are looking forward to partnering with The Columbia Jewish Congregation and Rebuilding Together Howard County in May for "Service Sunday" on May 19 from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. [ two shifts will be offered during this time [A.M. - 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. or P.M. - 12:30 to 3 p.m.].    Some of the tasks we will be taking on include painting, landscaping - mulching - planting, manual labor, etc. Donations are also being accepted for this endeavor; if you are interested in helping to support our project work, please click here

Do you know a Howard County non-profit or government entity facing an organizational issue or challenge? Leadership Howard County’s Community Impact Project (CIP) may be the answer. Leadership Premier Class participants research and propose creative, sustainable solutions that are designed to be a beneficial experience for the organization and our participants, helping them better understand community needs and, a deeper appreciation for community involvement. Learn more by attending this virtual information session; via the Zoom link on the sidebar.  Online applications are now available HERE and are due Monday, June 17. Questions? Please email Lisa

Do you know a Howard County non-profit or government entity facing an organizational issue or challenge? Leadership Howard County’s Community Impact Project (CIP) may be the answer. Leadership Premier Class participants research and propose creative, sustainable solutions that are designed to be a beneficial experience for the organization and our participants, helping them better understand community needs and, a deeper appreciation for community involvement. Learn more by attending this virtual information session; via the Zoom link on the sidebar.  Online applications are available HERE and are due Monday, June 17. Questions? Please email  Lisa Kim,