ANYTOWN LEADERSHIP CAMP TO HOST TWO SUMMER SESSIONS

WHAT: Anytown Leadership Camp is a youth leadership program that celebrates diversity and reduces bias, bigotry, and prejudice by bringing young people of all races, cultures, religions, and backgrounds together for a challenging week of learning, sharing and change. Anytown Leadership Camp participants engage in interactive dialogue within diverse community groups throughout the week in order to address the feelings that can often initiate the negative spiral of prejudice and hatred—a sense of distrust and misunderstanding. Anytown helps bring awareness to these issues, and once this awareness has been achieved, participants are then enabled and empowered to become leaders within their schools and communities.  Youth participants that graduate from the Anytown Leadership Program will receive a certificate for 50 hours of leadership training/service.

While at Anytown, participants gain valuable skills to help them deal with group dynamics, conflict management, intergroup relations, communication, and advocacy. Throughout the program year, students will also implement action plans in order to help bring about a change in their school culture. They return from the program as empowered and skilled agents of change and unity, having adopted a goal to reduce violence and prejudice.

WHEN:

· Camp 1: Sunday, June 14th, 2020 to Saturday, June 20th, 2020  

· Camp 2: Sunday, July 5th, 2020 to Saturday, July 11th, 2020

WHERE: Mingus Mountain in Prescott Valley

WHO: Anytown Leadership Camp is for youth ages 14 to 19.

HOW: Apply at www.AnytownLeadershipCamp.org. 

 

Summer Programs from

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Junior Scholars Academy

 

The Junior Scholars Academy is a 4-day workshop designed to prepare rising juniors-to-be for eventual admission to 4-year colleges and universities.  It is a highly interactive experience that promotes leadership training and college readiness while providing students a foundation for understanding what colleges offer, what they are looking for in their applicant pool, and what steps students can take to increase their chances of acceptance.  Students are asked to put information to immediate use, and to self-reflect throughout this program, culminating in a personal Education/Career Action Plan for their future.

 

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Mi Victoria Scholarship Fund

Summer Scholar 2019

General Criteria

 

• Self-identify as Hispanic/Latinx/Indigenous of Latin America.
• Attending a Phoenix-area high school.
• Demonstrate financial need.
• Must have been accepted to a competitive summer academic program away from home at the time of application submission.

Guidelines

• Completed application forms can be e-mailed to ana@mivictoria.org starting May 1, 2019. Please also submit:
  • Acceptance notice from your summer program.
  • Unofficial copy of your high school transcript.
• Recipients will receive $2,000 toward tuition/fees to be paid directly to the academic institution.
• Recipients will be notified on or about May 15, 2019.

APPLICATION

 School of Civic and Economic Thought and Leadership

Be part of a unique high school summer experience for a new class of Leaders.

To Apply:

ASU Summer Programs

Dear Mario, Access ASU is seeking qualified applicants for two of our June 2019 summer programs. As an educator we are hoping that you will nominate qualified students who would benefit from participation in one of these programs. Barrett Summer Scholars provides students with the opportunity to experience college while preparing for enrollment and success at Arizona State University and Barrett, the Honors College. The residential program invites academically-talented and motivated current 7th, 8th, and 9th grade students to engage in college-level coursework and participate in a community of peers from across the state. The César E. Chávez Leadership Institute is a free summer residential program for current 10th and 11th grade students. Attendees will participate in workshops and activities exploring higher education, leadership development and community engagement at Arizona State University's Tempe campus from June 2 – 8, 2019. If you know any students that would be a great fit for either program, please submit a nomination using the links below.

BSS Nominations CCLI Nominations

Access ASU Arizona State University PO Box 871101 Tempe, AZ 85287-1101 480-965-6060 | AccessASU@asu.edu

 

Reading Skills and Speed Reading Programs for Children and Adults.

Programs are available for children 4 year olds, entering Kindergartners through 12th, college students,

and adults here in the valley through Northern Arizona University.

Phonics 

Comprehension

Vocabulary 

Study Skills

Speed Reading

Love Reading

For more information call: 1-800-570-8936

Mon-Fri 5 am to 7 pm

Saturday 5 am-4 pm

Sunday 7 am-3 pm

 

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Attention College Depot Community! Applications for the 2018 JEM Summer Leadership Academy are now open! The Jerome E. Miller (JEM) Summer Leadership Academy is a one-week opportunity for high school Juniors and Seniors who are interested in a career in Public Service. This memorial program seeks to fulfill the legacy of the former Deputy City Manager, Jerome E. Miller, by incorporating mentorship and education with exposure to local government, with the goal of diversifying the pipeline of public servants. Take part in this week-long leadership program to earn one college credit, learn about college, and take part in a job-shadowing program with the City of Phoenix.          Requirements  Must be a Junior or Senior in high school for the 2018-2019 academic year. Must reside in the city of Phoenix. Must be available to participate from Monday, July 16th to Friday, July 20th, from 9:30 a.m to 4:30 p.m. each day. Must submit an application by the deadline date: Friday, May 25, 2018 at 5:00 p.m. Apply HERE by the May 25th deadline. For a downloadable copy of the full application click HERE.  You can also find the full flyer with information HERE.  The application can be submitted via email to azatwork@phoenix.gov or in person on the 19th Floor of Phoenix City Hall.   For more info, please call 602-261-8847 or email college.depot@phoenix.gov ordiamond.smiley@phoenix.gov. For more upcoming workshops, check out our calendar atphoenixpubliclibrary.org/collegedepot

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Get hands-on experience in the criminal justice field.

Whether you are still in high school or are currently enrolled in a university or community college criminal justice program, we invite you to apply to one of two competitive criminal justice camp programs this summer in Lake Havasu city.

For more information about either camp, please contact:
Danny Pirtle
928-854-9736
danny.pirtle@asu.edu

 (The due date has passed but still have openings)

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER