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The 2021 College Fair, under the big tent, Memorial Grove, September 19. Photography by Glenn Minshall.
NMH and other Pioneer Valley area high school students got a glimpse to their future as college and university admission officers represented their educational institutions at the annual fall college fair at Forslund Gymnasium on September 22, 2019. Photography by Glenn Minshall.
NMH and other Pioneer Valley area high school students got a glimpse to their future as college and university admission officers North America wide represented their educational institutions at the annual fall college fair at Forslund Gymnasium on September 23, 2018. Photography by Glenn Minshall.
Representative from IUPUI speaking to interested students at US Educational Group college fair in Kuwait
Students in grades 10-12 explored schools and engaged with representatives from 30 colleges and universities at College Counseling's mini fair on Wednesday, Sept. 8, 2021. (Photo by Todd Race)
Dallas ISD students and their parents could sign up for information from several colleges and universities, talk to representatives and attend information sessons on what to expect at college and how to apply for financial aid at the "Dallas ISD Goes to College" college fair on Saturday, Feb. 19, 2011, at American Airlines Center. (Official Dallas ISD photo by Todd Overman)
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4/13/2019 - CCSU Open House. (L) Nicloe Girouard (R) Emily Fletcher, graduate students who work at Learning Center. Photo by Stan Godlewski
College of DuPage recently hosted a Black Student Leadership Conference at the Glen Ellyn campus, 425 Fawell Blvd. The conference included a Mock College Admissions game, Career Exploration Express, admissions representatives from various colleges and a College Fair.
The fair, held in partnership with District 502 high schools, featured representatives from more than 200 college and universities from all over the country. Guests also attended financial aid presentation and learned about the college search process from in-district counselors.
North Carolina area colleges, universities, and vocational schools convened at University City Regional Library to provide families with opportunities to speak with school representatives, take home educational resources, learn more about college life, and explore educational pathways. Financial aid experts from College Foundation of North Carolina kicked off the College and Career Fair with options on how to apply and pay for college. And local professionals spoke with families about alternative careers such as dancing, photography, theatre, and more. Over 300 families received “college knowledge” to prepare their teens for success and lifelong learning!
Throughout the day, children engaged in activities dedicated to Community Helpers. An officer from Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Department’s Bears Behind the Badge even visited to read to children during family storytime! Free popcorn and a drop-in dance session from a career panelist rounded out some of the fun activities families enjoyed.
September 14, 2019 – University City Regional Library
Photo courtesy: Everett Blackmon
College of DuPage recently hosted a Black Student Leadership Conference at the Glen Ellyn campus, 425 Fawell Blvd. The conference included a Mock College Admissions game, Career Exploration Express, admissions representatives from various colleges and a College Fair.
The 2021 College Fair, under the big tent, Memorial Grove, September 19. Photography by Glenn Minshall.
PPS Sitton School Thursday January 21, 2016 -- College fair for 3rd. 4th. and 5th. graders with many colleges represented. Sitton is a feeder school for Jefferson High School and leaders want to get students thinking early about college. © 2016 Portland Public Schools / www.fredjoephoto.com
On Sep. 16, CFBISD hosted a College Night at Smith High School. Over 100 colleges/universities participated, attracting over 3,000 students and parents.
Photos by LaDacher Jackson
2010 AmeriCorps Week Site Projects: May 8th – 15th.
The National Society for American Indian Elderly (NSAIE).
The National Society for American Indian Elderly (NSAIE) 2010 AmeriCorps Week Service Projects included projects at eight Tribal Sites, nationwide. The participants, organizers and attendees were as varied as the projects. The NSAIE AmeriCorps VISTA Members, their supervisors and Elders, as well as youth from each community participated.
The National Society for American Indian Elderly - Phoenix, Arizona.
AmeriCorps VISTA project participant: Alane Golden, NSAIE AmeriCorps VISTA
DATE: May 13: 3pm – 6pm
TITLE: Yavapai Nation, Yavapai Nation College Fair.
Outreach/AmeriCorps presentation at the 2010 Yavapai Nation College Fair sponsored by the Fort McDowell Higher Education Department. NSAIE AmeriCorps Week eReporter for the all Tribal Site projects: May 8 - 15. Alane Golden, the National Society for American Indian Elderly.
LOCATION: Yavapai Nation, the Fort McDowell Higher Education Department.
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The second annual Yavapai Nation College Fair took place at the Yavapai Parks and Recreation Center on Thursday, May 13th, 2010, from three to six o'clock. Among the 32 participants, the National Society for American Indian Elderly (NSAIE) AmeriCorps' table stood out as it was the only public service option among a sea of university, military and law enforcement recruiters. Organized by the Yavapai Nation Higher Education Department, over one-hundred middle / high school students and their parents / grandparents were in attendance. Julie Doka, the Yavapai Nation Higher Education Director, organized a lunch and an assortment of raffle prizes from table attendees donations. The NSAIE gifted one of its cookbooks, Wisdom of Elders, created from a grant administered by the Administration for Native Americans (ANA).
Through this fair, the NSAIE had was able to take advantage of a rare opportunity to reach youth - ages 12 + to engage in public service. While certainly young, this particular group were very excited and keen to hear more about public service opportunities with, and for, American Indians - both locally and nationally. The AmeriCorps presentation, PSAs and videos streaming on the laptop was truly helpful, drawing in scores who might otherwise have simply walked past. Among the literature, a definitive stand-out was the NCCC information - practically flying off the outreach table.
Through this new partnership, the NSAIE was able to introduce a key tribal member responsible for education, scholarship and work opportunities to the myriad of public service opportunities afforded under the Corporation for National Community Service umbrella. The National Society for American Indian Elderly look forward to a lasting partnership with Ms. Doka and the Yavapai Nation and are grateful for being afforded the opportunity.
For more information on the Yavapai Nation: www.ftmcdowell.org/
The Corporation for National and Community Service is a federal agency that engages more than five million Americans in service through its Senior Corps, AmeriCorps, and Learn and Serve America programs, and leads President Obama's national call to service initiative, United We Serve. For more information, visit www.NationalService.gov.
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