The conference brings together student government, media, activity and other leaders from a half dozen public and private colleges for workshops, activities and community service opportunities.
A delegation of 14 student leaders is representing Honolulu Community College at the conference.
The conference kicked off Thursday night with welcoming ceremonies at the Kaua’i museum in Lihue.
Friday’s activities revolve around more than a dozen workshops and seminars covering various aspects of leadership skills.
On Saturday, the student leaders will be joining a Habitat for Humanity program building homes on the Garden Island.
