Program Dates: November 3, 2025 - February 1, 2026

Application Deadline: October 5, 2025

Eligible: all upper school students

About the Opportunity:

Students need to have had experience in the theatre as an actor, crew member, or technician and/ or have taken or are currently taking a theatre course in the upper school. Interns must have strong interpersonal skills and will be working closely with 6th-8th grade actors & technicians, as well as the adult directors of the production. Students must be organized, able to post to Google Classroom, able to create, compile, and edit google docs, forms, slides, and spreadsheets. Students must have a positive attitude and a passion for theatre. All Student Directors must interview with Ms. Eads to be considered. 

Student Directors will be expected to attend rehearsals regularly based on their availability to assist the Director, Music Director, Technical Director, or Crew Director. Students will be asked to take notes, lead small groups of students in review of scenes, dances, or songs, and provide guidance to middle school artists. Student Directors will assist MS Musical leadership during acting, dance, and singing rehearsals, then move to a production team job in January. 

Ability to sing, act, or dance is helpful but not required. If interested in crew, ability to help with painting or building helpful.

Student Directors must be available at least 3 days per week from November 3 to December 17, then 5 days per week in the month of January. There will be 2-3 weekend dates in the month of January as well. Student Directors must be available for all shows January 29-31. Preference will be given to students who have more flexible schedules.

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Program Dates: Summer 2026

Application Deadline: December 2, 2025

Eligible: juniors

About the Opportunity:

The Bronfman Fellowship is an opportunity unlike any other: a space where young people who want to see the world through a lens broader than their own can explore issues with depth, candor, and joy, while forming friendships to last a lifetime.

Every year, our pluralistic group of twenty-six Fellows embark on a transformative, deeply personal journey. Inspired by a diverse faculty of Rabbis and educators, Fellows explore the rich tapestry of Jewish texts and ideas, using them to spark conversations, engage with stimulating existential questions, and achieve a deeper understanding of themselves and one another. They also expand their perspectives through intensive encounters with a parallel group of Israeli peers.

Fellows are encouraged to explore and develop their passions towards the goal of having a significant impact on the world. After the Fellowship year, Fellows join our extraordinarily active, 1500+ member alumni community.

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Application Deadline: August 31, 2025

Eligible: all upper school students

About the Opportunity:

Every year, The Women's Fund brings together hundreds of volunteer Grant Readers to review and score grant applications. They lend their voice and perspective to The Women's Fund's grantmaking process and help mobilize funds towards innovative programs for women and girls in Central Ohio. The Women's Fund is committed to ensuring that each group of Grant Readers is as representative of our community as possible. They are seeking people of all ages, genders, races, and backgrounds to apply. For more information or to apply, please visit www.womensfundcentralohio.org/grant-reading 

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Application Deadline: Sunday, September 7, 2025

Eligible: all upper school students

About the Opportunity:

The Ohio Association of Student Leaders (OASL) is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping Ohio’s middle and high school students identify and develop their leadership capacity to make positive change in their schools and communities.

Created by students, teachers, and administrators back in 1953, we continue to design and facilitate our high-impact educational experiences specifically for the developmental needs of youth leaders in partnership with educators and schools across the state.

The OASL team will stay in contact with each school’s designated liaison throughout the year to share updates on upcoming OASL events and important information. In turn, liaisons are encouraged to relay these updates to their school’s clubs and student body to help promote involvement.

Liaisons earn points throughout the year, which can be redeemed for up to $100 off OASL’s Summer Leadership Workshop. They’ll also receive an exclusive T-shirt and be recognized at State Conference in March.

Liaisons earn points by completing a short form after each OASL event. In April, we’ll total their points and share how much they can apply toward their Summer Leadership Workshop registration fee.

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