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Program Details

The roster for LNC Class XXVIII (2020-2021) will be announced in August of 2020. The application period for LNC Class XXIX (2021-2022) will be open May 20 – June 30, 2021. The link to the application will be available on this page while it is open. Applications will be reviewed by our selection committee in July and invitations to participate in Class XXIX will be extended by early August 2021.

Please explore the links below and the rest of the LNC website to learn more about our program. To receive announcements about the application process and our quarterly newsletter, complete the interest form below.

Program Schedule & Locations–Current Year

Program Schedule & Locations–2021-2022

Interest Form Class XXIX (2021-2022)

100 County Initiative

Scholarship Opportunities

Sample Program Application

Selection Criteria

Each Leadership North Carolina class is made up of approximately 55 current and emerging leaders from across the state. Special effort is made to ensure that each class reflects the diversity of the state in terms of age, race, gender, geography, sector of employment, stage of career, and types of civic and community involvement.

Characteristics of a successful applicant include commitment, motivation, and interest in serving the state; demonstrated voluntary leadership in community affairs; desire and willingness to seek key volunteer and/or appointed leadership roles; an occupational commitment to remain in the state; and long-term commitment to playing a personal role in helping to shape North Carolina’s future.

Participants must have the full support of their employers, with approval for participation in accordance with LNC’s attendance protocols.

Program Fee

The program fee for Class XXIX will be $5,500.* This fee covers all programming and session materials and meals during the in-person sessions. Travel and lodging expenses are the responsibility of each class member. A limited number of partial scholarships are available.

*This is less than half of what it would be without generous corporate, foundation, and individual support.