FLA Basics
When did FLA start?
1982
What city is the Youth Leadership Camp held in?
San Luis Obispo
What does FLAMA stand for?
Future Leaders of America Master Achievers
How many times per year do University Seminars take place?
What is the minimum GPA requirement to apply?
2.5 GPA
What two counties does FLA operate in?
Ventura County and Santa Barbara County
Name one skill youth learn at camp.
Public speaking, teamwork, networking, leadership skills, etc.
Who elects FLAMA student leaders?
Their peers
What do students explore besides campuses during seminars?
Financial aid opportunities
How much is the camp deposit?
$50
What type of organization is FLA?
A non-porfit
What month does Session #1 of camp begin in 2026?
July
Name one topic students create advocacy projects about.
Education Equity, Mental Health & Wellness, Alcohol/Drug Prevention
Are University Seminars free or donation-based?
Free or donation-based
What happens to the deposit if students complete the conference?
It gets reimbursed/refunded
According to the belief message, what should young people not have to wait to do?
Lead
Name one cultural or personal development activity offered at camp.
Self-esteem workshops, cultural activities, goal setting, etc.
FLAMA helps students continue building skills introduced during what event?
Youth Leadership Camp
Name one university shown in the presentation.
UCLA, UCSB, Stanford, UC Berkeley, CSUN, etc.
What document besides the autobiography is required in the application process?
Unofficial transcript or letter of recommendation
What is the main mission of FLA spaces according to the presentation?
To organize, advocate, and shape the systems that shape their lives
Will you be applying to camp?
YES
What does FLAMA encourage youth to shape?
Their community
What can students envision beyond high school during seminars?
Life beyond high school ex. higher education
What are the ages that are able to apply to our Youth Leadership Camp
13-17