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The Alameda County Office of Education is thrilled to announce their partnership with Career Launch---a leading social enterprise that provides Career Readiness enrichment programs to high school students and college students. Career Launch is led by Dr. La'Tonya Rease Miles, Marieli Rubio, and Sean O'Keefe---who are nationally recognized experts in career development.

Through this opportunity, funded by ACOE, students will be expected to spend approximately two hours per week participating in this program, where they will:

learn how to explore career fields, industries, and job types

improve professional communication skills and self-confidence related to career development

Space is limited so please sign-up for this program as soon as possible, which begins June 13th.

The deadline for students to register is May 27th.

www.careerlaunch.academy/acoe

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Cal State East Bay is hosting a science festival April 30th, from 11am-4pm. Enjoy a showcase of science, technology, and engineering-led by businesses, museums, and universities from the East Bay and beyond!!! Hands-on, interactive science booths and live science demos, you can explore STEM fields, engage your passions and discover new ones.

~FREE ADMISSION & PARKING~
https://lnkd.in/gCHcC2Uf

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Free computer science program with Google!
Deadline to apply April 29th, 2022

Click here to apply!

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Seniors, an opportunity to apply for and earn the California State Seal of Civic Engagement.  The State Seal of Civic Engagement is a seal affixed to your student's diploma when they graduate.  It’s awarded for demonstrating their knowledge of civics, responsibility they show towards the community, and for meaningful civic engagement.  If your student has participated in the community throughout their high school career, they should apply to get recognition for the good work they've done and to highlight their work for colleges and potential employers.  Students who earn the seal will see the seal on their diploma, an official note on their transcript, and a special cord to wear at graduation.  Visit civic.slusd.us for more information and to apply!

Applications now open until April 15!

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California Life Sciences - CLS' NexGeneGirls program has extended the deadline to apply for their summer internships! Applications close on Thursday, March 31. Apply today at https://formstack.io/4BACC

NexGeneGirls delivers a comprehensive program of hands-on research internships at local life science organizations, leadership development, and career exploration for high school females of color from historically excluded communities in the San Francisco Bay Area. The program serves rising sophomores, juniors, and seniors in high school. Learn more at https://www.califesciences.org/nexgenegirls/

The core program takes place over 8 weeks in the summer (June 13 – August 5, 2022) for 30-35 hours per week, preceded by two mandatory Saturday workshops in April. The core program takes place in San Francisco, with internships located throughout the Bay Area.

Details:
Applicants who are accepted into the 2022 program will receive a $4000 stipend for completing the full program and includes:
NexGeneGirls Spring Bootcamp: 2 Saturdays in April 2022 (TBD)
NexGeneGirls Summer Science Academy: June 13 – August 5, 2022

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Students can explore college and specific pathways in Health, Digital Media, Business, and Auto Technology through our Dual Enrollment Summer Academies.   Students in 10th, 11th, 12th or recently graduated high school students are encouraged to join.

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The UCSF AI4ALL is a program promoting greater diversity and inclusion in the field of Artificial Intelligence. During the program, participants receive broad exposure to Artificial Intelligence topics through faculty lectures and field trips, as well as an in-depth experience with a research area through hands-on projects.

UCSF AI4ALL application is currently open, https://lnkd.in/gz7rkXHN

Applications due March 31, 2022

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APPLICATION DEADLINE: MARCH 31
Program Dates: Monday, July 11 - Friday, July 29
Location: Virtual

UCSF AI4ALL is a program promoting greater diversity and inclusion in the field of Artificial Intelligence. Our mission is to inspire tomorrow’s leaders to know, think about, and use artificial intelligence ethically. During the program, participants receive broad exposure to Artificial Intelligence topics through faculty lectures and field trips, as well as an in-depth experience with a research area through hands-on projects. Mentoring and career/personal development sessions with faculty, researchers, and graduate students further enable personal growth and an opportunity to explore career interests at the intersection of Computer Science and Biomedicine. We are committed to serving students of all financial backgrounds.

The program targets 9th-12th graders from racial/ethnic groups dramatically underrepresented in AI: Black, Hispanic/Latinx, and Native American. Applications from young women are particularly encouraged.

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Tentative Timeline

Completed applications are due Thursday, March 31, 2022.

Recommendation letters will be requested . You will enter information about your letter writer on the application form, and we will contact them after you submit your application. It is strongly recommended that you contact your letter writer ahead of time to make sure that their letter arrives on time.

Notification of acceptance will be sent out after Friday, May 6, 2022.

If you are accepted, you will have one week to confirm your intent to attend.

Admission Criteria

Students must be in 8th-11th grade (rising 9th-12th grade) at the time of application. For 2022: in the past we have required our participants to be in the San Francisco Bay Area. Due to the pandemic, we will be holding our program online and accepting applications from students outside of San Francisco Bay Area. The Summer 2022 program will be virtual.

Ideal Candidates

Ideal candidates should:

Have a strong interest in AI (no previous AI background is required).

Have considerable interest in biology or medicine.

Have leadership skills and the potential to make a broader impact.

Be passionate about creating an inclusive and diverse environment.

Application Checklist

A school transcript or grade report - unofficial transcripts are acceptable. Provide the most recent year of grades.

Recommendation letter - on the application, you will be able to include the contact information of your recommendation letter writer. We will contact them after you submit your application. Required information: write full name, email address, phone number

Tuition

The program is free for the students.

Questions?

If you have any questions regarding the application process, please contact ai4all@listsrv.ucsf.edu

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Close the Gap Foundation - Social Impact Fellowship 2022 (Virtual)

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Close the Gap Foundation - Social Impact Fellowship 2022 (Virtual)

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APPLICATION DEADELINE: MARCH 31st

Program Dates:

The Social Impact Fellowship is a summer program for rising 11th and 12th graders from low-income upbringings to find mentors, give back to their community, and build confidence. Our students build lifelong confidence and network through structured mentorship and project-based learning. Our alums have gone on to receive scholarships and attend top universities.

Structured Mentorship
Every fellow is paired with a mentor who they meet with weekly. Mentors are full-time professionals from top companies, startups, and graduate schools.

Project-Based Learning
Fellows tackle a social issue they care about and self-direct a social impact project. Our fellows have used their social impact project as part of their college application and personal insight questions.

Social Impact Scholarships
Present your Social Impact Project to a panel of Silicon Valley leaders. The most impactful project will receive the $1,000 Growth Mindset Scholarship. We have awarded over $15,000 in scholarships to date.

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The Social Impact Project

The Fellowship was conceived through a "pay it forward to move forward" model. As Fellows gain the toolkit to close their own gap, they will also give back to the very community that nurtured their growth and success (hint hint: it's never too early to give back!).

The Social Impact Project introduces students to project-based learning and empowers them to tackle social issues that impact their local community. At the end of the program, the most creative, impactful project will be awarded the $1,000 Growth Mindset Scholarship.

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The Fellowship was conceived through a "pay it forward to move forward" model. As Fellows gain the toolkit to close their own gap, they will also give back to the very community that nurtured their growth and success (hint hint: it's never too early to give back!).

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Academy of Art University Pre-College Art Experience (PCAE)

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Academy of Art University Pre-College Art Experience (PCAE)

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Dates: June 25th-August 26th
Location: San Francisco, CA or virtual
Application deadline: Rolling
Program Cost: FREE

The Pre-College Art Experience (PCAE) at Academic of Art University is a tuition-FREE art and design education program for high school students.

It’s a great opportunity to jump-start your art and design education while earning money toward your college degree. You can take the pre-college program on our campus in San Francisco or online year-round. Explore your future, gain confidence in your creative abilities, and have the time of your life as an art and design student at Academy of Art University.

Tuition Free
Tuition is covered by the Academy and no application fee is required. (You will still need to buy your classroom supplies depending on your courses)

Earn while you learn
For every one class in which you receive a PASS, you’ll earn $1,000 toward your undergraduate studies at Academy of Art University. (Earn up to $4,000 maximum)

All year long
Unlike other schools that just offer a summer program, the PCAE is available year-round. For Spring and Fall, all onsite classes are held on Saturdays.

On-campus or online
You can choose to take courses on-campus in San Francisco or online. Join students from all across the world as they being to hone their art and design skills.

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You can register for one or two of our free art and design classes per semester in Fall and Spring. You can take each class in whatever modality works best for you. For example, you can take one class on campus and the other online. Don't forget: some classes allow you to combine the on-campus and virtual experience through Zoom.

All students who want to participate in our juried art shows and alumni panels will have the opportunity to do so.

Click here to see the schedule of classes in Game Design, Fashion Design, Toy Design, Car Design, Interior Design, Photography, Filmmaking, Animation, Auto Restoration, Illustration, Painting, Drawing, Architecture, and many more.

Before registering, check each class for required supplies; the cost of supplies is the student's responsibility. Scholarships for supplies are available on a needs basis. To apply for a supplies scholarship, click here.

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Academy of Art University's free Pre-College Art & Design Experience (PCADE) is for every high school student who wants to take a deep dive into their own creative universe. Study animation, game design, fashion, fine art, photography, filmmaking, and much more. We've designed our college-level courses for high school students new...

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Summer Intensive Studies NYC | Parsons School of Design

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Program Dates: July 6th-21st
Location: Parsons’ NYC Greenwich Village campus (New York City, NY)
Application Deadline: Session 1 - May 29th; Session 2 - June 30th
Program Cost: $4,250 plus fees

Course Dates
Session 1: Monday, June 6, 2022-Friday, June 24, 2022
Session 2: Monday, July 11, 2022-Friday, July 29, 2022
Monday-Friday 9:00am-3:59pm ET

Requirements: must be 18 or older

This art and design program immerses juniors and seniors in the environment of one of the most prominent design schools nationwide. Students dive deep into creative practices such as fine arts, illustration, photography, product design, and much more. Students attend field trips and meet industry professionals. All studio courses are geared toward developing college application portfolios.

Study with Parsons’ world-class faculty to deepen your knowledge of art and design while immersing yourself in the inspiring environment of New York City in this three-week, three-credit intensive program. Studio classes are academically rigorous and artistically stimulating, featuring project-based learning, art and design field trips, guest speakers from the industry, and portfolio reviews aimed at developing and honing your creative and professional skills.

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Undergraduates

To apply to any of our undergraduate programs (except the Bachelor's Program for Adults and Transfer Students and Parsons Associate of Applied Science programs) complete and submit the Common App online.

Undergraduate Adult Learners

To apply to any of our Bachelor's Program for Adults and Transfer Students and Parsons Associate of Applied Science programs, complete and submit the New School Online Application.

Graduates

To apply to any of our Master's, Doctoral, Professional Studies Diploma, and Graduate Certificate programs, complete and submit the New School Online Application.

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To apply to any of our undergraduate programs (except the Bachelor's Program for Adults and Transfer Students and Parsons Associate of Applied Science programs) complete and submit the Common App online. To apply to any of our Bachelor's Program for Adults and Transfer Students and Parsons Associate of Applied Science programs, complete and submit the New School Online Application.

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APPLICATION DEADLINE: MARCH 31, 2022

The Center for Science, Education, and Outreach is pleased to announce an exciting PAID internship opportunity.

Participants will gain valuable experience being mentored by UCSF Faculty, Post-Docs, and Students while conducting scientific Cancer research. Students will partake in interesting scientific lectures, receive workshops on professionalism and college access, as well as join fun interactive college visits.

Program Dates: June 6th-August 5th

Applicant Eligibility Requirements:
- Identify as African American or Latinx
- Must be a current junior in high school
- Must have a minimum GPA of 2.5
- Must have completed and passed Biology or Chemistry with a B or better
- Must be able to commit to 40 hours a week during the summer (June 6th-August 5th).

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Online Survey Software | Qualtrics Survey Solutions

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The most powerful, simple and trusted way to gather experience data. Start your journey to experience management and try a free account today.

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APPLICATION DEADLINE: APRIL 29, 2022

PITCH, or the Program for Investigation and Training for Careers in Health, is a 3-week summer internship for high school students.

Program Dates: July 18 - August 5

As a PITCH Program Participant, you will:
- Explore careers within dentistry, medicine, nursing, pharmacy, and physical therapy
- Conduct research and participate in labs and activities directly related to healthcare
- Meet UCSF professors and graduate student mentors throughout the internship

For questions or to request more information, email Karen Louriana M at karenlouriana.medina@ucsf.edu.

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2022 Doctors on Board Program and Community Health Internship

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2022 Doctors on Board Program and Community Health Internship

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APPLICATION DEADLINE: MARCH 25th by 5:00 pm

Who Should Apply: the Doctors on Board Program and Community Health Internship is an innovative and exciting opportunity for African American/Black, Native/Indigenous, Hispanic/Latinx underrepresented minority students who want to become medical doctors. Students who are in high school, pre-med, college/university, gap year, community college students, and post-baccalaureaute students are encouraged to apply.

Program Schedule:
The program is virtual with one in-person session. The dates are as follows:
- Saturday, April 9, 2022 9:30 AM to 2:30 PM (Virtual)
- Saturday, April 16, 2022 9:30 AM to 2:30 PM (Virtual)
- Saturday, April 23, 2022 9:00 AM to 2:30 PM (Virtual)
- Saturday, April 30, 2022 9:30 AM to 2:30 PM Parent/Family Workshop (Virtual)
- May 1-9, 2022 Work on Team Projects (Virtual)
- Saturday, May 14, 2022 10:30 AM to 1:30 PM (Virtual Ceremony and Certificates Awarded)

Important Notes:
1. Students who attend both the Doctors on Board Program and complete the Internship Projects will be awarded a Certificate of Completion for both programs and other special recognition. Priority will be given to those students who register for the full program. We strongly encourage students to complete the full program and internship. The May 2022 dates will focus on the internship program.
2. While all healthcare professions are critically important, please understand that the Doctors On Board Program and Internship is designed for only those who want to become medical doctors.

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Doctors On Board Program® About Doctors on Board Program® The “Doctors On Board Program” is an innovative and exciting opportunity for underrepresented minorities students who are African American/Black, Native American and Latino/Hispanic. Post-baccalaureate, pre-meds, college/university students…

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Advancing Latinx Achievement and Success (ALAS) Program

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Advancing Latinx Achievement and Success (ALAS) Program

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Register for the workshops here: https://svefoundation.org/alas

ALAS is a special event led by the Silicon Valley Education Foundation and its partners to offer 10+ pre-recorded and live sessions to inspire and guide you on how to achieve your college and career journey.

High School Virtual Programs

Workshop 1: College and Financial Aid 101
Thinking about going to college? Join us to learn about the benefits of college education, the different types of higher educational institutions, and the different financial aid sources available to help you pay for your education.

Workshop 2: Interested in Attending San Jose State University?
Attend this presentation to learn more about the 23 campuses of the CSU, the Cal State Apply application, CSU requirements and the admission process to enroll at a California State University. You will also hear more about San Jose State University and how you can become a Spartan.

Workshop 3: Introducing the University of California
Tune in to this 30-minute session to learn more about the University of California and the student experience! You will hear from five recent UC graduates and get an overview of the admission requirements, the application process, and the nine campuses that offer undergraduate education.

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NAF Future Ready Scholars STEM Career Day

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NAF Future Ready Scholars is hosting a STEM Career Day for high school and community college students. Registration is due by March 31st.

REGISTER HERE: https://tinyurl.com/stemcareerday22/

Participants will have the opportunity to hear from panelists in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math), participate in a career exploration/preparation workshop, and have a chance to win prizes in a giveaway!

If you have any questions, please contact Elizabeth Potts with NAF Future Ready Scholars at UC Berkeley by email at epotts@berkeley.edu.

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Hack the Hood is excited to announce the opening of our DRIVE: Laney CIS 2022 Program! Hack the Hood works with early career communities of color to provide data and tech skill building programs grounded in justice that lead to career opportunities in tech. Hack the Hood is partnering with Laney Community College in Oakland, CA to provide learners with support and career exposure on their pathway towards a Computer Information Systems Associates Degree and/or Certificate.

This 12-month paid program will offer learners enrolled:

The potential to earn up to $6,000 to support the as they pursue their degree

The opportunity to join a like-minded, supportive cohort of other early-career BIPOC youth passionate about leveraging tech for social justice

Mentorship from someone already working in tech who can help learners network, refine their tech skills, and set their career vision

Professional development workshops hosted in partnership with leading tech companies to help learners level up their resume, job search, and coding skills

Support in enrolling and beginning an Associate’s Degree and/or Certificate in Computer Information Systems program at Laney Community College, including help with finding financial aid and priority enrollment for classes

After completion of the program, learners will also have support to apply to and pursue paid internships in the tech industry that can help them build their skills and launch their career.

Who is eligible for this program?

Black, Latinx, AAPI, and Indigenous high school graduates from 2020, 2021 and 2022 graduating seniors.

For further information please read THIS Program Information Sheet.

Application LINK

The deadline to apply to this program is March 4, 2022 11:59pm PT. (We will be extending to March 11th)

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EAOP Pre-College Academy for 9th and 10th-grade students

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EAOP Pre-College Academy for 9th and 10th-grade students

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DEADLINE: APRIL 10th

The Pre-College Academy (PCA) is a six-week college preparatory summer program hosted by EAOP at the University of California, Berkeley.  For 30 years PCA has provided intensive preparation for EAOP students enrolled in partner schools throughout the Bay Area.  PCA prepares students for their academic and professional futures by providing them with the opportunity to share in the University of California's tradition of educational excellence and diversity.  PCA prepares students for success in the following academic year, including preparation for classes that meet the University of California's and California State University's A-G subject requirements.

PCA offers students rigorous coursework, college-level expectations and a chance to join a community of college bound scholars.  Participants in the program take two classes, one in a theme-based writing course and a second course in math (Geometry, Advanced Algebra, Pre-Calculus).  Recent writing course titles include Critical Media Literacy; Living in the Shadows: Race, Gender & Identity Politics in the United States; Zombie Apocalypse: A Post-Apocalyptic Study of Modern America.  Students are enrolled in the math level that will be taking in their schools the following fall.

PCA can accommodate a limited number of students. The selection process is designed to select a group of highly qualified and engaged students. For acceptance, students must demonstrate academic qualifications and/or participation in EAOP activities during the regular school year. Students must have a minimum 2.50 GPA in their academic coursework. They must also attend an EAOP partner school.

PCA takes place between the middle of June and the end of July every year. Students take classes four days a week, Monday through Thursday. All PCA program activities take place on the UC Berkeley campus.

Students do not pay for program fees. Students are required to pay for transportation, but BART and AC Transit subsidies are available participants who qualify for financial assistance. Lunch is not provided to students.

In addition to coursework, PCA students participate in co-curricular activities designed to build community amongst the students, faculty and staff.  Recent activities have included the PCA Amazing Race (campus scavenger hunt), PCA Talent Show, and the PCA Extravanganza (outdoor festival with games and food).

Second year PCA students also have the option to enroll in the Leadership Academy.  This group of students meet twice a week during PCA to explore what it means to be a leader and how to translate their leadership skills into action. Leadership Academy students also go on an overnight camping trip one weekend during PCA.

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Where Preparation Meets Opportunity DONATE

EAOP is now accepting applications for the Pre-College Academy
APPLICATION APPLICATION DEADLINE FOR SUMMER 2022: APRIL 10, 2022 NOTE: SUMMER 2022 IS PLANNED TO BE IN PERSON AT THE UC BERKELEY CAMPUS. Summer 2022 Program Dates Orientation: June 4, 2022 (Saturday) - Tentative Date
Classes: June 21, 2022 - July 28, 2022, Monday - Thursday (10:00 AM - 3:30 PM)

Courses Offered this Summer: College Writing, Geometry, Algebra 2, Integrated Math 2, Integrated Math 3, Pre-Calculus, & Calculus

Program Overview

The Pre-College Academy (PCA) is a six-week college preparatory summer program hosted by EAOP at the University of California, Berkeley. For 30 years PCA has provided intensive preparation for EAOP students enrolled in partner schools throughout the Bay Area. PCA prepares students for their academic and professional futures by providing them with the opportunity to share in the University of California's tradition of educational excellence and diversity. PCA prepares students for success in the following academic year, including preparation for classes that meet the University of California's and California State University's A-G subject requirements.

Course Information

PCA offers students rigorous coursework, college-level expectations and a chance to join a community of college bound scholars. Participants in the program take two classes, one in a theme-based writing course and a second course in math (Geometry, Advanced Algebra, Pre-Calculus). Recent writing course titles include Critical Media Literacy; Living in the Shadows: Race, Gender & Identity Politics in the United States; Zombie Apocalypse: A Post-Apocalyptic Study of Modern America. Students are enrolled in the math level that will be taking in their schools the following fall.

Admission Requirements

PCA can accommodate a limited number of students. The selection process is designed to select a group of highly qualified and engaged students. For acceptance, students must demonstrate academic qualifications and/or participation in EAOP activities during the regular school year. Students must have a minimum 2.50 GPA in their academic coursework. They must also attend an EAOP partner school.

Program Dates, Location And Cost

PCA takes place between the middle of June and the end of July every year. Students take classes four days a week, Monday through Thursday. All PCA program activities take place on the UC Berkeley campus.

Students do not pay for program fees. Students are required to pay for transportation, but BART and AC Transit subsidies are available participants who qualify for financial assistance. Lunch is not provided to students.

Co-Curricular Activities and Leadership Academy

In addition to coursework, PCA students participate in co-curricular activities designed to build community amongst the students, faculty and staff. Recent activities have included the PCA Amazing Race (campus scavenger hunt), PCA Talent Show, and the PCA Extravanganza (outdoor festival with games and food).

Second year PCA students also have the option to enroll in the Leadership Academy. This group of students meet twice a week during PCA to explore what it means to be a leader and how to translate their leadership skills into action. Leadership Academy students also go on an overnight camping trip one weekend during PCA.

PCA Through The Eyes Of Two Students

For more information about the Pre-College Academy, contact Nikko Roxas, Deputy Director at nikko_roxas@berkeley.edu or (510) 725-5691 or Emerald Young, Associate Director of Academic Enrichment at emeraldy@berkeley.edu or ‭(510) 960-0047‬.

CONTACT EAOP

Email: eaop@berkeley.edu
Phone: 510.642.2364
Fax: 510.643.5827

Early Academic Outreach Program

University of California, Berkeley

Hearst Field Annex, Building C
Berkeley, CA 94720-1060

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Notice! - During this unprecedented time, our concern for our students and their families remains our priority. While we are not providing college advising services in-person due to school closures, our programs are committed to serving students, partners, and communities virtually. Please watch this space for additional resources as well as connect with your local college advising staff for additional information.

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Where Preparation Meets Opportunity DONATE EAOP is now accepting applications for the Pre-College Academy APPLICATION APPLICATION DEADLINE FOR SUMMER 2022: APRIL 10, 2022 NOTE: SUMMER 2022 IS PLANNED TO BE IN PERSON AT THE UC BERKELEY CAMPUS.

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EAOP Summer Sessions for 11th grade students

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DEADLINE: APRIL 10th

The Early Academic Outreach Program (EAOP) offers enrollment in UC Berkeley's Summer Sessions for EAOP students going into the twelfth grade.  In addition to being enrolled in an actual UC Berkeley course, students are placed in a special EAOP discussion session and provided with a teaching assistant who guides them through the course material during the program. Summer Sessions courses are extremely rigorous, as they are fifteen-week classes compressed into six weeks.  Courses are taught by UC Berkeley professors and attended by UC undergraduates.  There are three courses available for EAOP UC Berkeley Summer Sessions.  Students are able to rank order their preferences and we try our best to place them in their first or second choice.  Past courses have included Environmental Earth Sciences, Ethnic Studies, and Greek & Roman Mythology.  Credit earned in a UC Berkeley Summer Sessions course appears on a standard UC Berkeley transcript and is transferable to many colleges and universities.

EAOP UC Berkeley Summer Sessions kicks off with a student and family orientation in June.  Classes take place from July to August.  Course days and times vary depending on what class students are enrolled in, with classes being held between two and four days a week.  All classes take place on the UC Berkeley campus.

To be considered for EAOP UC Berkeley Summer Sessions, students must be enrolled in EAOP, be going into their senior year the following fall, and have a cumulative GPA of 3.5 (weighted) in their A-G coursework.  The application will be made available to students in March.  Students must complete the application in its entirety to be considered for admission to Summer Sessions. Priority consideration will be given to students who have been active in EAOP throughout high school.

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EAOP is now accepting applications for Summer Sessions
APPLICATION
APPLICATION DEADLINE FOR SUMMER 2022: APRIL 10, 2022 NOTE: SUMMER 2022 HAS A MIX OF VIRTUAL AND IN-PERSON COURSE OFFERINGS

About The Program

The Early Academic Outreach Program offers enrollment in UC Berkeley's Summer Sessions for EAOP students going into the twelfth grade. In addition to being enrolled in an actual UC Berkeley course, students are placed in a special EAOP discussion session and provided with a teaching assistant who guides them through the course material during the program. Summer Sessions courses are extremely rigorous, as they are fifteen-week classes compressed into six weeks. Courses are taught by UC Berkeley professors and attended by UC undergraduates. There are three courses available for EAOP UC Berkeley Summer Sessions. Students are able to rank order their preferences and we try our best to place them in their first or second choice. Past courses have included Environmental Earth Sciences, Ethnic Studies, and Greek & Roman Mythology. Credit earned in a UC Berkeley Summer Sessions course appears on a standard UC Berkeley transcript and is transferable to many colleges and universities.

Program Dates And Location

EAOP UC Berkeley Summer Sessions kicks off with a student and family orientation in June. Classes take place from July to August. Course days and times vary depending on what class students are enrolled in, with classes being held between two and four days a week. All classes take place on the UC Berkeley campus.

Program Fees

Program registration and tuition are of no charge to EAOP students, however, financial assistance for course books and transportation (BART, AC Transit) is made available to students who qualify.

Admission Requirements

To be considered for EAOP UC Berkeley Summer Sessions, students must be enrolled in EAOP, be going into their senior year the following fall, and have a cumulative GPA of 3.5 (weighted) in their A-G coursework. The application will be made available to students in March. Students must complete the application in its entirety to be considered for admission to Summer Sessions. Priority consideration will be given to students who have been active in EAOP throughout high school.

For more information about Summer Sessions, contact Nikko Roxas, Deputy Director, at nikko_roxas@berkeley.edu or (510) 725-5691 or Associate Director of Academic Enrichment, Emerald Young at emeraldy@berkeley.edu.

CONTACT EAOP

Email: eaop@berkeley.edu
Phone: 510.642.2364
Fax: 510.643.5827

Early Academic Outreach Program

University of California, Berkeley

Hearst Field Annex, Building C
Berkeley, CA 94720-1060

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Notice! - During this unprecedented time, our concern for our students and their families remains our priority. While we are not providing college advising services in-person due to school closures, our programs are committed to serving students, partners, and communities virtually. Please watch this space for additional resources as well as connect with your local college advising staff for additional information.

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EAOP is now accepting applications for Summer Sessions APPLICATION APPLICATION DEADLINE FOR SUMMER 2022: APRIL 10, 2022 NOTE: SUMMER 2022 HAS A MIX OF VIRTUAL AND IN-PERSON COURSE OFFERINGS About The Program The Early Academic Outreach Program offers enrollment in UC Berkeley's Summer Sessions for EAOP students going into the twelfth grade.

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Girls Equity Movement: Recruiting High School Girls

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Girls Equity Movement: Recruiting High School Girls

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Science Accelerating Girls' Engagement in STEM (SAGE)

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Science Accelerating Girls' Engagement in STEM (SAGE)

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AGE stands for Science Accelerating Girls' Engagement in STEM.

The 2022 SAGE Summer Camps in Northern California will be held at three locations:

SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory (July 24-30)

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (July 24-30)

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (July 31- August 6).

There is no cost for students to attend camp.

Joining SAGE Camp is the start of building an ongoing network of professionals from the Department of Energy National Laboratories. Upon acceptance, students will be assigned to the Northern California Camp that is closest to them to support that network.

To apply for SAGE Camp 2022, please open a free account with Kaleidoscope.

You can then start filling out the application, take a break, and return back to it later. When you are ready, click “submit”.

There are two SHORT ANSWER QUESTIONS on this form. You may use word processing software such MS Word to compose your response. When ready, paste your responses in the appropriate sections on the form.

Ready to apply? Scroll back to the top of the page, and select the "Begin" button.

For more information: www.mySAGEjourney.org

ELIGIBILITY

Age – must be under 18 years of age at the end of camp.

Residence: California

Citizenship: Any Citizenship

Grade Level: H.S. Junior, H.S. Sophomore, H.S. Freshman

Click here to Apply and Learn More

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EDEN & YOUTH FAMILY CENTER: PARENT SESSION

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EDEN & YOUTH FAMILY CENTER: PARENT SESSION

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Ready to learn about land from the people whose land you are on?

We are now recruiting creative and innovative Black, Indigenous, and People of Color self Identified youth who want to learn more about the land they are on for our very first Indigenous led youth program!

Activities include trips, knowledge sharing, cultural activities, arts, gardening, political education and more!

Beginning Spring 2022!

Fill out an interest form here!

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Ready to learn about land from the people whose land you are on?

We are now recruiting creative and innovative Black, Indigenous, and People of Color self Identified youth who want to learn more about the land they are on for our very first Indigenous led youth program!

Activities include trips, knowledge sharing, cultural activities, arts, gardening, political education and more!

Beginning Spring 2022!

Fill out an interest form here!

Developed in collaboration with Dr. Eve Tuck, Dr. K. Wayne Yang, University of Toronto Circle Lab and the Land Relationship Super Collective, this program will bring youth onto rematriated land sites for land and water based learning.

Participants wills receive transportation support and a stipend.

For more information email youthprogram@rematriatetheland.org with any questions.

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New Decolonial Youth Program! - The Sogorea Te Land Trust

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Ready to learn about land from the people whose land you are on? We are now recruiting creative and innovative Black, Indigenous, and People of Color self Identified youth who want to learn more about the land they are on for our very first Indigenous led youth program!

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Greetings,

My name is Anwar Dhanani and I am the Fellowship Program Manager from Close the Gap Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to creating equitable opportunities for underprivileged youths through mentorship, project-based learning in STEM and social impact, professional development, and scholarships.I’m reaching out to you regarding our amazing program offering this upcoming summer, Social Impact Fellowship 2022. We believe this program can be very beneficial to your students. We would appreciate your help in spreading awareness and encouraging students to apply!
Learn more - Apps due 3/31 Program dates & details:Program to occur June 5 to September 24, 2022 (virtually)Application are due on March 31, 2022

Info session on March 12, 2022 at 11am-12pm PST
Applicant requirements:

Enrolled in 11th-12th grade for the 2022-2023 school year. Attending a school in the state of California.

Identify as low-income (if you are unsure of your low-income qualification, please refer to Poverty Guidelines | ASPE)

Motivated to learn and grow together (no minimum GPA)

Click here to Apply

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Have you heard of the Alt Fair?

The Alternative to College Fair (Alt Fair) was born from an understanding that not all students fit in the same educational box.  With the growing number of alternative schools and learning environments comes the need for a platform providing options for alternative post high school education as well.  The Alt Fair provides students and families a free place to explore both local and national options such as trade schools, gap year programs, young adult transitional programs, college support programs and more.

2022 marks the seventh year for this event in Walnut Creek! This year, our event is sponsored by the College Parent Survival Network, Prepare to Bloom, Lilley Consulting, and Lighthouse Guidance.

The year's event will take place March 19th from 12-3 at the Walnut Creek Marriott.

We hope that families come away from these events excited about the variety of options out there. Please use this link to register for the upcoming event

For any questions

Contact:

Shayna Abraham

shayna@preparetobloom.com

650-888-4575

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I’d like to invite your students to our free and virtual 15th Annual Northern California Pre-Pharmacy Symposium on Saturday, March 19, 2022.  I’ve attached a flyer with more information to this email, and students who are interested in attending should fill out this Interest Form.

The symposium is meant to educate attendees about the profession of Pharmacy while also building confidence in their pursuit of this career path. High school students can not only learn about Pharmacy, but also gain crucial professional development and networking skills.

Below are some highlights of the Symposium that might be informative for your students:

Guest speakers from across the Pharmacy field, including professionals who have worked in hospitals, research, education, and more.

Workshops about the scope of Pharmacy and careers in the field

A school fair where attendees can meet representatives from PharmD programs, network, and learn about pharmacy schools

The event will be  held via Zoom and facilitated by UC Berkeley’s Pre-Pharmacy Informational, Learning, and Leadership Society, given the recent surge in COVID-19 cases. Again, students who are interested in attending should fill out this Interest Form.

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Oakland Parks, Recreation & Youth Development

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Oakland Parks, Recreation & Youth Development

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Oakland Parks, Recreation & Youth Development is HIRING for this upcoming SUMMER 2022. Must be 16 and up to apply. Applications are accepted starting Monday, February 7-March 18, 2022.

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Ramp Service Employee – Part-Time – $10,000 Sign-On Bonus!

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Ramp Service Employee – Part-Time – $10,000 Sign-On Bonus!

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Ramp Agent/Baggage Handler – $10,000 Sign-On Bonus!

Help us get United flights out on time, every time

Have you ever wanted to get up close to an Airbus or Boeing airplane? Are you an outdoors type who enjoys all kinds of weather? Do you like physical work that keeps you fit? You’re a great candidate for a role as a part-time Ramp Agent/Baggage Handler for United Airlines.

As part of our baggage handling team, you’ll be in constant motion as you take on many assignments like loading and unloading aircraft cargo, moving baggage to and from terminals, and receiving and dispatching aircraft. It’s a varied job that can be fun, tiring, rewarding and exhilarating, all at once.

Are you the right fit for this service?

You will be working outside in all kinds of weather, as we don’t stop flying when it rains, snows or is too hot

You must love physical activity, as you will be lifting as many as 100 items per flight, some weighing as much as 70 lbs

You’ll need a commitment to safety at all times, including an attention to detail and your surroundings

You should be committed to caring for bags as if they were your own (passengers can see you!) and providing excellent customer service for your fellow United employees

Many routes to success

You will start by loading and unloading aircraft and placing baggage on belts

We provide paid training, including 1 week of orientation, 1 week in the classroom and 1-3 weeks on the job

Once you’ve got the basics, you can explore other duties such as de-icing, marshaling aircraft and driving a wide variety of mechanical equipment like cargo carts and conveyor belts

Later, you can grow into a team lead, become a supervisor or manager, or join the team that moves our aircraft

You’ll also have the ability to transfer to other locations within our amazing network

The ability to work any schedule or shift is crucial

Since this is a union job based on seniority, you will be assigned your initial schedule to meet our needs at the airport

You must be available for day and night shifts, weekends and holidays

You will be required to work mandatory overtime, when necessary

As you gain seniority, you can trade days with colleagues, pick up extra hours and have more control over your schedule

Punctuality and reliability are essential – we’ve got flight schedules to meet!

The rewards for your efforts

$19.05/hour, with yearly increases (as per the union contract)

Medical benefits

Flight privileges: you and your family can fly anywhere in the world on stand-by

Time off: you’ll always have two days off in a row and can earn vacation days based on length of service

*Sign-On Bonus!

New applicants who are hired for a United Airlines Part Time Ramp Service Employee position at the San Francisco International Airport will receive a $10,000 sign-on bonus upon successfully completing the following Payout Qualification Terms and Conditions:

Must pass background check and all other pre-employment screenings.

Must remain employed in good standing as a Ramp Service Employee in San Francisco for one year.

Must be an active employee on payout day.

Sign-on bonus will be issued in 833.33 increments at the end of month 1 and the remaining 11 months. If employees do not remain a UA employee in San Francisco for 12 months, they will be required to repay all $10,000.

A few additional requirements

High school diploma, GED or equivalent

Minimum of 18 years old

Ability to operate a computer to enter and retrieve data

A valid state issued driver’s license with acceptable driving record

Ability to pass a background check, physical abilities test, hearing and vision tests, and drug screen

Eligibility to obtain necessary credentials and clearances (FAA, TSA, Port Authority, U.S. Customs and U.S. Postal)

Must NOT have lived outside of the United States in the past 5 years for any period longer than six months, excluding military duty or government-approved exceptions

Legally authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship

Equal Opportunity Employer – Minorities/Women/Veterans/Disabled/LGBT

Click here to Apply

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Laney College Career Education Open House

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Laney College Career Education Open House

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Laney College invites you to its biggest Career and Technical Education (CTE) event of the year!!!!If you are considering a career in Electrical, HVACR, Engineering, Construction, Business, Advanced Manufacturing, Green Technology, Culinary Arts, Cosmetology, and so many other fields, Laney College is the place!Come visit more than 18 departments that prepare students for careers in industry. Meet teachers, current students, and participate in live demonstrations of what you will be learning in each program!We’ll have:College Registration sessionsFinancial aid application assistanceRafflesTours / DemosWorkshopsHands-on activitiesSummer Institute Info sessionMeet Industry Partners& more...We hope you are able to join us!Location: Laney College, 900 Fallon St, Oakland CA, 94607  (In-person)Time: 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM*We will live stream between 10:00 AM-11:50 AM. (Register to get updates)

Saturday, April 23, 2022 9:00 AM
Laney College Career Education Open House
Register

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The Alameda County Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee for the Electrical (Inside Wireman) Trade

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The Alameda County Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee for the Electrical (Inside Wireman) Trade

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Are you a high school student looking for volunteer opportunities this summer?

If you will be a rising 10th, 11th, or 12th grader this summer, you can apply to be a volunteer for our Girls in Engineering summer camp.

Click here to apply and more information.

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Are you a high school student looking for volunteer opportunities this summer?

If you will be a rising 10th, 11th, or 12th grader this summer, you can apply to be a volunteer for our Girls in Engineering summer camp.

Click here to apply and more information.

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Girls Who Code: Summer Immersion Program

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Girls Who Code: Summer Immersion Program

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Hi friend,

Our summer programs application is live and open to current high school students who identify as girls or non-binary — including past summer program participants!

This year, we offer free virtual programs from June 17 — August 12.

Students who apply by February 16 get early-decision priority consideration. Regular-decision applications are due by March 18.

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UC Santa Barbara High School Summer Programs

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UC Santa Barbara High School Summer Programs

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Summer Programs for High School Students

High school students in the ninth through eleventh grades can apply now for UC Santa Barbara's Research Mentorship Program (RMP) or the Summer Research Academies (SRA). These summer programs provide students with a unique opportunity to gain university-level research experience and earn college credit.

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Santa Clara University: Spring & Summer Engineering Programs

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Santa Clara University: Spring & Summer Engineering Programs

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Here are the links to our spring and summer programs for 10th and 11th graders to apply to. Both are free programs.

Our spring program is called:

Spring Engineering Education Days (commonly known as SEEDs): https://www.scu.edu/engineering/beyond-the-classroom/outreach/spring-engineering-education-days-seeds/

Our summer programs is called:

Summer Engineering Seminar (commonly known as SES): https://www.scu.edu/engineering/beyond-the-classroom/outreach/summer-engineering-seminar-ses/

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Rising Sun offers FREE training and preparation for entry into union apprenticeships  and careers in construction.

You must meet these basic eligibility requirements:
• 18 years or older
• Have a valid photo ID or driver’s license
• Qualify as low income
• Have a high school diploma or GED
• Proof of Vaccination (Fully Vaccinated)

Apply Online or Scan QR Code:
risingsunopp.org/adult-participant-application
or call Marlin for more information
(510) 665-1501 ext. 342

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Rising Sun offers FREE training and preparation for entry into union apprenticeships  and careers in construction.

You must meet these basic eligibility requirements:
• 18 years or older
• Have a valid photo ID or driver’s license
• Qualify as low income
• Have a high school diploma or GED
• Proof of Vaccination (Fully Vaccinated)

Apply Online or Scan QR Code:
risingsunopp.org/adult-participant-application
or call Marlin for more information
(510) 665-1501 ext. 342

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Rising Sun offers FREE training and preparation for entry into union apprenticeships  and careers in construction.

You must meet these basic eligibility requirements:
• 18 years or older
• Have a valid photo ID or driver’s license
• Qualify as low income
• Have a high school diploma or GED
• Proof of Vaccination (Fully Vaccinated)

Apply Online or Scan QR Code:
risingsunopp.org/adult-participant-application
or call Marlin for more information
(510) 665-1501 ext. 342

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Already dreaming about next summer? Same here! As we look forward to an in-person USC Summer back on campus, we are thrilled to announce our 2022 program dates, and share that applications will be open in November! Will you save the date?

Summer courses for high school students
June 19 to July 16, 2022. Starting next month, prospective students can submit their applications for our summer 2022 program, which allows students to deepen their knowledge in a particular interest, or have the opportunity to discover something completely new –– all while earning college credit.
Check out our website in November for course options, tuition and fees, and deadlines. Also, be sure to sign up for our mailing list to be notified of all program updates.

Click here to register to mailing list

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Columbia University offers high school students the opportunity to prepare for the college experience through exploratory coursework and connect with the Columbia University community. Also, earn college credit and advance your college preparation with advanced coursework taught alongside current Columbia University students.

Click here to Explore Columbia Universities programs for high school students 9th to 12th grade.

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Click here to view the upcoming presentations being held at SLHS

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IDENTIFY AS FEMALE OR NON-BINARY ONLY

Applications open year-round

Apply before March 26, 2022 to be paired with a mentor for the upcoming April-June mentorship cycle! For further details, please visit Girls For Business

Click her e to apply

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DWIB High School Outreach Program Registration

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DWIB High School Outreach Program Registration

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*Click here to  register

It is such a pleasure to invite your students to Davis Women in Business’s (DWIB) first-ever high school outreach program. We ask that you share the details of our outreach program with your students.

We will host 8 workshops over the course of 6 months via Zoom that are focused on business-centric topics - professionalism, career exploration, interview prep, resume 101, etc.

Workshop Overview:

1. Workshop 7: Investments and Budgeting - March 10th, Thursday 7:00-7:45pm

2. Workshop 8: Leadership - March 31st, Thursday 7:00-7:45