This weekend, November 9 and 10, some of America's newest conservative leaders-Senator Ron Johnson, Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler, Senator-elect Ted Cruz, and Dave Bossie President of Citizens United Foundation-will inspire a maximum capacity audience of students at Young America's Foundation's annual College Conference at the Reagan Ranch.

The program, the first major conservative conference following the election, will bring together top leaders and more than 200 conference participants from around the country to discuss the future of the Conservative Movement.

The conference participants will also walk in the President's footsteps at his beloved Rancho del Cielo, where they will gain a greater appreciation for President Reagan and his lasting accomplishments.

Past program attendees described their Reagan Ranch visit as "one of the most exciting experiences" of their lives.  His beloved ranch is a place of learning and inspiration for generations to come. The Reagan Ranch Center in downtown Santa Barbara is a "schoolhouse for Reaganism" where students can learn more about one of America's greatest presidents.

This conference brings young people face-to-face with national leaders working to grow our economy and advance freedom by advocating for the ideas and values President Reagan championed.  

"Young America's Foundation remains committed to what we've always been committed to: winning the next generation with conservative ideas," remarked Ron Robinson, president of Young America's Foundation. "The division of America by race and gender and the preaching of envy and coveting as if those are virtues will continue to plague America's public life as long as those ideologies dominate in our classrooms."