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MT Service Academy Days: Missoula American Legion,
Thursday, April 24th, 3-6 PM
MONTANA'S 2025 SERVICE ACADEMY DAYS - Representatives from all five service academies (Army, Navy, Coast Guard, Merchant Marines, and Air Force), ROTC, and the Montana National Guard will be available to provide information about the application and nomination process .For more information please contact kristin_kuiken@daines.senate.gov
HOBY’s 70 State Leadership Seminars
HOBY’s 70 State Leadership Seminars
Attention, current sophomores (2024-2025), this is for you! I sent an email to you on April 23; please let me know if you are interested and if you would like me or another staff member to nominate you.
Each spring, 10,000 high school sophomores from across the country join one of HOBY’s 70 State Leadership Seminars to recognize their leadership talents and apply them to become effective, ethical leaders in their home, school, workplace, and community. Ambassadors will participate in activities, keynotes, and discussions focused on HOBY’s three phases of the Social Change Model of Leadership – personal leadership, group leadership, and societal leadership. Each year, every Montana High School is invited to nominate at least one student to attend the annual leadership seminar, but we also encourage community nominations!
I am reaching out because I am hoping to get Florence-Carlton HS representation at the Montana HOBY leadership seminar in June this year. I attended Montana HOBY as an ambassador in 2015 and am still here 10 years later because of the impact it has had on my life.
This opportunity is solely for sophomore students who will be going into their junior year in Fall 2025. If you have any students that you think could benefit from an outstanding leadership experience, please nominate them here: https://hoby.org/nominate-a-student/ [hoby.org]. If you could please share this with your sophomore students, if you have any, that would be incredibly helpful!
The 2025 seminar will take place on the MSUB Campus in Billings, MT from June 5 – 8, 2025 and the registration cost is $275 per student. If you would like more information, please feel free to contact me or take a look at our website: www.montanahoby.org
Best,
Mackenzie Spence
Hello Educators & Student Advocates!
It is that time of year again when Jackson Contractor Group [jacksoncontractorgroup.com] needs your help to get the word out to our local High School Juniors about our amazing Summer Carpentry Pre-Apprenticeship Program.
Last summer, we successfully brought on four students from the Missoula and surrounding areas. These students were given the opportunity to be a part of the Jackson team and dip their toes into the world of construction by working on some of our most recent projects like the new Arlee School, Mazevo Coffee, Missoula Fairground’s Rodeo Grandstands, and Montana Home Montana!
Linked HERE you will find our flyer and application outlining this year’s schedule and processes. Please share these with your student and faculty members.
Applications for interested students are due Monday, May 12th by 5:00pm either by email, mail, or drop off.
Email: courtneyc@jacksoncontractorgroup.com
Jackson Office: 5800 Highway 93 South, Missoula
We look forward to continuing our partnership with our communities to get students interested in the trades. Please feel free to call or email me with any questions you or your students may have.
Thank you,
COURTNEY M. CORONADO | Human Resources Specialist |
Jackson Contractor Group, Inc.
Montana Natural Resource
Montana Natural Resource
Youth Camp
Youth Camp
Save the Date: July 13-18, 2025
Save the Date: July 13-18, 2025
Lubrecht Experimental Forest, Greenough, Montana
Lubrecht Experimental Forest, Greenough, Montana
The future decisions of how our natural resources will be managed will be made by the youth of today.
For 38 years, the Montana Natural Resources Youth Camp has provided youth an opportunity to study in an outdoor classroom the scientific principles, economic realities, historical heritage, and social perspectives of today, to help these future leaders in their quest to gain a natural resources perspective that is informed and progressive.
We invite youth ages 14-18 and 13 (if graduated from eight grade) to spend one week in the rustic setting of Lubrecht Experimental Forest east of Missoula and learn about Montana's natural resources. The accommodations are comfortable, the food is great, and the instruction and friendships are the best.
Campers learn about forests, streams, soils, geology, range land, wildlife, and recreation, and spend a half-day rafting the Alberton Gorge of the Clark Fork River. In between the field sessions, taught largely by professionals that volunteer from a variety of natural resources based agencies and industries, specialty evening programs, guest speakers, hands-on learning-through-discovery, and campfires provide for a lasting summer camp experience.
Student teams also compete in a Land-Use-Game where they manage a 3,800 acre ranch for 20 years. As in real life teams must make hard choices between profits and conservation ethics, especially if they face poor commodity prices. Most students enjoy the competition and have the typical reaction of "Wow, I never knew that making a living by managing land was so hard."
Camp Application We accept ages 14-18 and 13 year olds if they have graduated the 8th grade.
What to support camp? Camp Donation/Sponsorship Form
MDT Aeronautics poster contest
MDT Aeronautics poster contest
Please find the attached flyer to promote the MDT Aeronautics poster contest and share to your teachers and students. This division of MDT is relatively unknown but is a very important piece of what they do.
Aviation careers go beyond pilots or aircraft technicians. They also encompass air traffic control, ground crew, EMT, and much more. This contest is just another way to spread the word and the prizes are great!
Big Tuition Savings for Students through WUE
Big Tuition Savings for Students through WUE
Did you know? Your students could save thousands on out-of-state college tuition through the Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE), the largest regional tuition savings program in the nation.
Out-of-state tuition can be anywhere from two to three times more than the cost of in-state tuition. Students who live in the West are eligible to apply for the WUE rate at 170 participating colleges and universities across the region and could pay no more than 150% of in-state tuition. That means more options, more savings, and less student debt!
Learn how your students can take advantage of WUE
Watch this short video on how to apply for the WUE rate.
Explore the WUE Tuition Savings Finder online dashboard to see school profiles, eligible majors, and estimated WUE tuition rates and savings at participating schools across 15 states in the West.
Download a list of participating WUE schools.
Share this slide deck about the benefits of WUE at your next event.
Got a question? Check out our Frequently Asked Questions page.
Share these WUE resources with your students and their families today!
If you have questions, our team is happy to help — email us at info-sap@wiche.edu.
Dear Principal/Superintendent,
We are thrilled to share an incredible opportunity for your high school students—Montana Aerospace Scholars! This NASA-inspired program, run through the Montana Learning Center at Canyon Ferry Lake, is designed for motivated students eager to explore aerospace, engineering, and planetary science while gaining real-world experience.
We would greatly appreciate your help in sharing this with your staff, students, and families. Below is an email that can be forwarded to parents/guardians:
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Exciting NASA Opportunity for Your High School Student! Apply Now!
Dear Parent and/or Guardian,
We are excited to share an incredible opportunity for your student—Montana Aerospace Scholars! This NASA-inspired program is designed for motivated high school students who want to explore aerospace, engineering, and planetary science while gaining college credit and real-world experience.
Why Should Your Student Apply?
Why Should Your Student Apply?
Engage in NASA-Inspired Missions – Tackle real-world aerospace challenges just like NASA engineers and scientists.
Work Alongside Industry Experts – Learn from NASA professionals, aerospace engineers, and university faculty, gaining valuable mentorship.
Exclusive Opportunities – Stand out with VIP field experiences, potential NASA internships, and college scholarships to launch a future in STEM.
Join Montana’s Top STEM Scholars – Become part of an elite network of Aerospace Scholars.
This is more than just a class—it’s a launchpad for future innovators, engineers, and space explorers! Many past participants have gone on to earn NASA-related internships, STEM scholarships, and leadership roles in aerospace and engineering.
Apply Now!
Apply Now!
Learn more and apply today: https://montanalearning.org/apollo50/
Application Deadline: March 15th
Don't let your student miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to reach for the stars! If you have any questions, feel free to reach out.
Best,
Ryan
Ryan Hannahoe
Executive Director
Montana Learning Center
at Canyon Ferry Lake
p:
(406) 475-3638
a:
7653 Canyon Ferry Road
Helena, MT 59602
w:
e:
montanalearningcenter@gmail.com
Schwanke Honors Institute. summer opportunity.
Schwanke Honors Institute. summer opportunity.
The Schwanke Honors Institute invites seniors (either current or rising to Fall 2025) to join a 10-day summer program here on campus designed to give them a peek into university life and academics. Participants learn from honors faculty in award-winning UM programs, build connections with other motivated students, and explore honors education at UM, including experiential learning and small class sizes. Upon successful completion of the program, students earn two University of Montana honors credits!
The 2025 Schwanke Honors Institute is focused on the environment and sustainability through an immersive, classroom and field-based itinerary. Students choose one of two options for courses, which draw from UM’s nationally-distinctive programs in creative writing and wildlife biology:
HONR 191 – Creative Writing in the Environment
HONR 191 – Wildlife Wonders: Exploring Ecology and Conservation in Montana
The Schwanke Honors Institute will take place on the University of Montana campus in Missoula from June 11 - June 20, 2025.
Features of the program include:
On-campus housing in a University residence hall with fellow pre-college students and university student resident assistants;
Engaging morning class sessions and afternoons spent exploring Missoula and the surrounding area on exciting field trips;
A visit to the iconic Flathead Lake Biological Station and a two-night stay in cabins at UM’s field station at Lubrecht Forest.
Priority Application deadline: March 3, 2025. The program is limited to 30 students and we encourage early applications.
**Please note: there is currently still space available and we will accept applications through April as space allows.
Scholarships available! We encourage students to consider our March 3rd priority scholarship application deadline. We will accept scholarship applications past the March 3rd deadline on a rolling basis until the allotted scholarship funding is exhausted.
We sincerely appreciate your help identifying students who may benefit from and contribute to the Schwanke Honors Institute. Please share the attached program flier widely! The application and full program details are available on the DHC website: SCHWANKE HONORS INSTITUTE
BETHANY APPLEGATE She/Her
DIRECTOR OF STUDENT ENGAGEMENT
DAVIDSON HONORS COLLEGE
Davidson Honors College 102 | Missoula, Montana
t: (406) 243-2537 | e: bethany.applegate@umontana.edu
U N I V E R S I T Y O F M O N T A N A
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Eastern MT Girls Leadership Program- May 2nd-4th
Eastern MT Girls Leadership Program- May 2nd-4th
We hope this winter has been treating you well. I am reaching out to spread the word about our exciting new Eastern Montana Girls Leadership Program! This NO COST program is designed to inspire hope for our youth, develop pride in our rural communities, and foster strength and courage in our leadership.
Participants attend a single weekend retreat centered on gaining a clearer sense of self, acquiring practical leadership tools, and building a supportive network of women dedicated to growth and leadership.
Who: Girls currently in their sophomore year of high school residing in the greater Eastern Montana area- inclusive of the sovereign tribal nations within Montana.
Where: Retreat located in Miles City, MT
When: Application NOW OPEN: February 5 – March 10, 2025; Virtual Meet & Greet: Wednesday, April 23, 2025 | 6-7:30 p.m.; Retreat: Friday, May 2 5:30pm– Sunday, May 4, 2025 1:00pm
No previous leadership experience necessary. Please share this opportunity with your community and networks. Visit our website or see the attached flyer for more details.
**Not located in Eastern Montana, our 2025-2026 Flagship Girls Leadership Program application will open on May 1st, 2025, accepting juniors in highschool from across the state!
Lineup Released: 2025 Red Ants Pants Music Festival!
In case you missed it, we released our lineup for the 14th Red Ants Pants Music Festival which will take place July 24 – 27, 2025 on the Jackson Ranch just outside of White Sulphur Springs, Montana. Proceeds from this event make our Foundation programs possible including Community Grants, Girls Leadership, Women Work Skills, and Women in Ag Wellbeing. We hope to see you there!
Please reach out with any questions.
Best,
Amy Freund
Program Director (she/her)
406.209.8236 - amy@redantspantsfoundation.org
Youth Exchange Program (YEP) at University of Montana.
The Youth Exchange Program (YEP), an exciting and transformative two-week summer experience designed for select current high school juniors from Montana and Chicago.
YEP is a unique opportunity for students to delve into the foundational principles of democracy, exploring them through both urban and rural perspectives. Our primary objective is to foster a deeper understanding and respect for the differences that make each community unique while appreciating the commonalities that bind us together.
Participants will have the opportunity to travel across Montana, Chicago, and Washington D.C., engaging with politicians, non-profit organizations, and leaders in each community. By channeling the Mansfield way, YEP aims to instill a sense of purpose and civic responsibility in the next generation of leaders, inspiring them to forge connections across urban and rural landscapes for a more united and harmonious future.
. Students can apply and learn more about the program here: https://www.umt.edu/mansfield/high-school/yep/default.php
The program dates are June 15-29, 2025 and applications are due by March 2nd, 2025. Additionally, the program is fully funded and no cost to the participant!
Questions? Contact:
Annie Zavitz, Program Officer at the Mansfield Center at the University of Montana
annie.zavitz@mso.umt.edu
MSU Department of Ed
MSU Department of Ed
New Programs Available!
• Please note that we have developed a Bridge to College Program for any
high school students who are interested in becoming teachers. The program
consists of the Future Rural Educators’ online learning community and
members of the community are eligible to apply for a FREE week-long
summer camp immersion experience (includes mileage and a sHpend) that
provides students with an opportunity to gain teaching experience, learn
how to navigate college and develop their leadership skills.
• MSU now offers a Special Education Certficate that can be completed in
tandem with students’ 4-year degree program. We have specifically
designated scholarships to offset the cost of tuition for students interested
in becoming Special Education teachers.
Student Information Sessions
Do you have any students or staff who are interested in our teaching major options?
Please have the students scan the QR code or visit the web link to sign up for one of
our information sessions. Students will have the ability to ask questions during each
session and parents and school staff are also welcome to attend.
The sessions will take place on:
• Wednesday, February 26th at 7:00am (this early morning meeHng is to
accommodate our students involved in many a[er school acHviHes)
• Monday, March 3rd at 5:00pm
• Tuesday, April 8th at 7:00pm
Link to RSVP or Scan the QR Code:
bit.ly/teachinginfosession
Marcie Reuer, Ed.D.
Associate Teaching Professor
Director of Outreach and Engagement
Rural Teacher Pathways
Department of Education, Montana State University
YELLOWSTONE BACKPACKING ADVENTURE
YELLOWSTONE BACKPACKING ADVENTURE
Adventures & Expeditions
July 19 – 26, 2025
8-day adventure through remote area of the Montana wilderness, developing leadership and outdoor skills in navigation, camping, backcountry cooking and teamwork.
Highlights include
Highlights include
Backpacking in the mountains of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
Navigation, orienteering, and wilderness travel skills
Wilderness decision-making and communication skills
Experiencing abundant wildlife and ecosystems
August 9 – 14, 2025
Enjoy 6 days of intro-level whitewater packrafting (lightweight inflatable kayaks) on one of Montana’s iconic waterways.
Highlights include
Highlights include
Adventurous backcountry packrafting (inflatable kayaks) on exciting whitewater
Swiftwater rescue techniques
River navigation skills
Wilderness decision-making and communication skills
Pristine ecosystems, huge river beaches, and natural hot springs
Montana LeadHERship Conference
Montana LeadHERship Conference
We are thrilled to announce the Montana LeadHERship Conference, taking place June 19–20, 2025, at Montana State University - Northern in Havre. This year’s theme, “Women at Work,” celebrates the achievements of women while fostering growth, connection, and empowerment
Beth Durodoye, EdD, NCC
Dean, College of Arts, Sciences, and Education
Montana State University-Northern
130 13th Street West
Havre, MT 59501
406.265.3768
beth.durodoye@msun.edu
Applications open for Montana Tech’s free Metallurgical and Materials Engineering Summer Program
Applications open for Montana Tech’s free Metallurgical and Materials Engineering Summer Program
High school students are invited to apply for Montana Technological University’s free Metallurgical and Materials Engineering Summer Program that will take place on the University’s Butte campus June 15-20, 2025.
The week-long residential program is open to high school sophomores and juniors who are interested in exploring careers in science, technology, engineering, or math (STEM) fields. It features hands-on learning, field trips, and presentations by subject matter experts.
Applications are due March 31, 2025. Spaces are limited, so we encourage interested students to apply as soon as possible.
Learn more and apply here.
Megan Strickland
Marketing and Communications Specialist
406.496.4403 | mstrickland@mtech.edu
Civic Internship Opportunity for Students
Civic Internship Opportunity for Students
I am the Internship Director at TurnUp, a 501(c)(3) non-partisan non-profit organization dedicated to increasing youth civic education, empowerment, and engagement. We were featured in Forbes as the standout non-profit organization.
I am reaching out to share our Civic and Activism Remote Internship for your students at Florence-Carlton High School. The program is free and has no costs. We have been working with students year round since 2019 and have been thrilled by the enthusiasm and development of our graduates! Our capacity has grown to meet Gen Z's passion and we are excited to bring this invitation to students at Florence-Carlton High School. Here is the application link.
The program's format is tailored to accommodate the ever fluctuating commitments and responsibilities of a student's lifestyle, our program is fully remote, has start dates each month and has a flexible time frame and schedule. All students have access to grow into more capable and responsible citizens and to develop their professional skills for a successful future.
Students join remote teams that are energized by diverse students from around the country who work on amplifying youth civic engagement. Along with our unique curriculum, peer to peer learning and expert speakers deepen their experience.
The program is free and has no costs. Students can count their participation for community service hours and TurnUp is authorized to give out awards and certificates, including The President’s Volunteer Service Award. The internship has also been invaluable for bolstering resumes, widening networking reach, and for earning college letters of recommendation.
We would like to invite your students to apply. The application link is here at bit.ly/tuinternship and the deadline for applications is rolling.
I deliver this invitation with confidence that your students will both enjoy and benefit from this internship experience.
Here are a few links to learn more about our program and to a flyer to share with your students: a flyer, a detailed description of our program, and our website.
If you have further questions, I would welcome the opportunity to talk with you about the program. Please feel free to sign up to join an information session with me here. We would be honored to be placed on your list of recommended internship opportunities.
Sincerely,
Nancy Shapiro, Psy.D
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Nancy Shapiro, Psy.D
Internship Director, TurnUp
(207) 558-2474
nancyshapiro@turnup.us
West Point Summer Programs
West Point Summer Programs
The United States Military Academy at West Point is excited to offer two unique opportunities for high school and middle school students to experience the Academy this summer.
Opportunity 1: Summer Leader Experience (SLE) View Flyer
This one-week program is designed for current high school juniors, offering them a unique opportunity to experience life as a Cadet at West Point. The action-packed week will be both challenging and rewarding, with participants taking part in:
Four hands-on academic workshops selected from 17 different options, taught by West Point faculty.
Physical and mental challenges, including indoor and outdoor obstacle courses, intramurals, and the Candidate Fitness Assessment.
Leadership and character development through team challenges, the Leader Reaction Course, and ethics discussions led by West Point Cadets.
Check out the SLE 2024 VIDEO to learn more about the experience.
Students can choose between two SLE sessions:
May 31 – June 6
June 7 – June 13
Applications for SLE open on February 15, and selections will be made on a rolling basis starting March 15. Completing this application also fulfills the first portion of the application to West Point.
West Point provides scholarships to cover the costs of SLE fees and travel expenses for students who have proven financial need.
Learn more here: West Point Summer Leader Experience
Apply to SLE: SLE Application
Opportunity 2: Summer STEM Workshops
For students in 6th through 9th grade, West Point will host its annual Summer STEM Workshops. During these workshops, students will explore the Academy grounds, experience cadet life, and participate in a variety of hands-on STEM activities. Workshop topics include human physiology, fuel cell cars, propellants, robotics, cantilevers, soldering circuits, fish biodiversity, water chemistry, meteorology, egg drop engineering, data analytics, and more.
The workshops are scheduled as follows:
June 2–6 for 6th-7th graders
June 9–13 for 8th-9th graders
Applications for Summer STEM are open now through February 28, 2025.
For more information, visit the Center for Leader Development in STEM (CLDSTEM) website:
Center for Leader Development in STEM | United States Military Academy West Point
Apply to Summer STEM: Summer STEM Workshop Application
Best,
Riley
COL Riley J. Post
Deputy Director of Admissions
United States Military Academy, West Point
Build MT PopUp Event in Missoula
Build MT PopUp Event in Missoula
Montana Contractors Association will be in Missoula on April 16, 2025 providing a 2.5 hour, morning and afternoon session for 9-12 grade students to experiences hands-on construction experience. Spots are limited. Please email Hailee@mtagc.org to save your spot. There’s room for 120 students per session. This is an outdoor event in April; dress accordingly.
I’ve attached videos from previous PopUps across MT. Hope you can make it!
Julissa Bencia-Hensel
Career Development Specialist
Montana Department of Labor & Industry
Business and Education Engagement Bureau
CELL (406) 324-0226
Julissa.bencia-hensel2@mt.gov
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Patriot's Pen:
Each year, nearly 68,800 students in sixth through eighth grades enter the VFW’s Patriot’s Pen youth essay contest for a chance to win their share of nearly $1 million in state and national awards. Each first place state winner receives a minimum of $500 at the national level, and the national first place winner wins $5,000!
The essay contest encourages young minds to examine America’s history, along with their own experiences in modern American society, by drafting a 300- to 400-word essay, expressing their views based on a patriotic theme chosen by the VFW Commander-in-Chief. Applications must be turned in by midnight, Oct. 31 to Supporting VFW Post.
The 2024-25 theme is: "My Voice in America's Democracy?"
Voice of Democracy:
Established in 1947, our Voice of Democracy audio-essay program provides high school students with the unique opportunity to express themselves in regards to a democratic and patriotic-themed recorded essay. Each year, nearly 25,000 ninth through 12th grade students from across the country enter to win their share of more than $1 million in educational scholarships and incentives awarded through the program.
The national first place winner receives a $35,000 scholarship paid directly to the recipient’s American university, college or vocational/technical school. A complete list of other national scholarships range from $1,000-$21,000, and the first place winner from each VFW Department (state) wins at least a scholarship of $1,000. Applications must be turned in by midnight, Oct. 31.
The 2024-25 theme is: "Is America Today Our Forefathers' Vision?"
For any high school seniors interested in applying to a U.S. Service Academy and the corresponding Congressional Nomination process, read below!
To apply and be considered for a U.S. Service Academy Class of 2029’s Nomination, you must be:
- Between the ages of 17 and 23
- U.S. Citizen
- Unmarried, not pregnant, and without legal obligation to support children or other dependents
- Reside within the legal boundaries of Montana
- NOTE: If you are attending a service academy preparatory school, a university out of state and graduated from a Montana high school, or have recently relocated out of the U.S. due to your parents’ service in the military and maintain Montana as your permanent residence, you may still apply with the Montana delegation.
And do these two things:
1) Contact the academy directly to open a pre-candidate file. You must have an open candidate file prior to the interview in December to receive a nomination.
a. United States Air Force Academy
b. United States Naval Academy
c. United States Military Academy
d. United States Merchant Marines Academy
2) Apply for a nomination from the Senator to an academy. Completed applications for a nomination must be received in Senator Daines' office no later than 5 p.m. MST on November 1st with all necessary documentation. This is a firm deadline. In person interviews will be held in Helena on Dec. 9-11th.
Please go to the Senator Daines Service Academy Website for complete details and and to apply for the Congressional Nomination:
https://www.daines.senate.gov/services/student-resources/academy-nominations/
NASA TechRise Student Challenge
NASA TechRise Student Challenge
NASA is calling on middle and high school students to join the fourth NASA TechRise Student Challenge, which invites student teams to submit science and technology experiment ideas to fly on a commercial high-altitude balloon. Students in sixth to 12th grades attending a U.S. public, private, or charter school – including those in U.S. territories – are challenged to team up with their schoolmates to design an experiment under the guidance of an educator. Administered by Future Engineers, the challenge offers participants hands-on insight into the payload design and suborbital flight test process, with the goal of inspiring a deeper understanding of space exploration, Earth observation, coding, electronics, and the value of test data. The challenge opens at the beginning of August, and Teams should submit their experiment ideas by the challenge deadline on November 1, 2024.
A total of 60 winning teams will be selected to build their proposed experiment. Each winning team will receive $1,500 to build their experiment, a flight box in which to build it, and an assigned spot to test their experiment on a NASA-sponsored high-altitude balloon flight. Winning teams will also receive technical support from Future Engineers advisors, who will help students learn the skills needed to turn their experiment idea into reality. No experience is necessary to join the NASA TechRise Challenge!
To learn more about this exciting opportunity and how to get involved as a student, educator, or judge, visit the NASA TechRise Student Challenge [futureengineers.org] page, or send an email to techrise@futureengineers.org
Challenge Explainer Video: https://youtu.be/juaMmu5bL1M [youtu.be]
NASA TechRise Images & Logo: https://futureengineers.box.com/s/q3xhia7riqm2mglc6kzwnomgbc7ypzo6 [futureengineers.box.com]
Teacher Testimonial Video: https://youtu.be/n4zA_8fqCbc [youtu.be]
AEOP Veterans Appreciation Challenge
AEOP Veterans Appreciation Challenge
The AEOP Veterans Appreciation Challenge [futureengineers.org] is now open for entries until December 13, 2024. With Veterans Day approaching, this challenge offers a unique opportunity for your students to honor veterans while boosting their creativity and STEAM skills through 3D pin design.
Here’s what makes this project special:
Enhance Creativity and STEM Skills:Engage students in 3D design and problem-solving.
Access Free Resources:Easy-to-follow tools are available to support your students.
Win Amazing Prizes:Includes a trip for two and a 3D printer for your school!
Learn more and share the challenge here: https://www.futureengineers.org/aeopvetsappreciation [futureengineers.org] or email support@futureengineers.org
Deadline: December 13, 2024
TRAPPER CREEK
TRAPPER CREEK
JOB CORPS CIVILIAN
JOB CORPS CIVILIAN
CONSERVATION CENTER
CONSERVATION CENTER
5139 WEST FORK ROAD | DARBY, MONTANA 59829 | (406) 821-3286
5139 WEST FORK ROAD | DARBY, MONTANA 59829 | (406) 821-3286
The Resort at Paws Up is HIRING Summer Jobs! Paws Up is America's premier luxury ranch resort. Set on a 37,000-acre ranch, Paws Up embodies the spirit of the American West with constant innovation for affluent and influential travelers from all over the world.
Paws Up employees are responsible for providing an exceptional experience to guests staying at The Resort. Every position is important to achieving the high level of service our guests anticipate. Find them here!
https://www.pawsup.com/careers
Spring is in full swing, and it’s for sure the time when minds wander into the space of “What am I going to do this summer?”
MSU Extension Forestry for 38 years has offered the Montana Natural Resource Youth Camp; it’s set to happen again from July 14-19. Scores of resource professionals across agencies, the private sector, and non-profit organizations dedicate their time and expertise in sharing their knowledge of our precious natural resources and the management of them; tons of fun is packed in, too!
The Missoula Conservation District Board believes this is an amazing opportunity for Missoula County youth, so much so that they have committed funds to cover the $300 registration fee of five Missoula County students, ages 14-18. These funds will be awarded* on a first-come, first-served basis. *MCD will pay MNRYC directly.
We greatly appreciate you all spreading the word about this opportunity. Interested students can contact our office to learn more.
Best regards,
Sonja Skovlin
Outreach and Office Coordinator
Phone: 406-258-3430
Email: sskovlin@missoulcd.org
Web: www.missoulacd.org
1075 South Avenue West, Ste. 3
Missoula, MT 59801
AMDA College of the Performing arts NYC and LA locations
AMDA College of the Performing arts NYC and LA locations
Please share this information with your performing arts students. For further insights into AMDA and the enriching programs we offer to nurture emerging talents, we encourage you to delve into our comprehensive AMDA Stat Sheet, available for download and perusal. For more about AMDA, our programs or our application process visit amda.edu.
Give your performing arts students the platform they need to shine with AMDA College of the Performing Arts - a leader in the entertainment industry since 1964.
All the Best,
Blake Babbitt
Director of Outreach
AMDA College of the Performing Arts
outreach@amda.edu | www.amda.edu
Free Future Rural Educators' Summer Camp for Juniors & Seniors
Calling all college-bound juniors and seniors—the Future Rural Educators’ Summer Camp is an all-expense paid immersive experience for rising juniors and seniors seeking to become teachers.
The Future Rural Educators’ Summer Camp will be held June 16-21, 2024, on the Montana State University campus in Bozeman. Participants will stay on campus.
The Future Rural Educators’ Summer Camp will feature—
· Teaching Orientation: Teaching experience, leadership orientation, and mentorship from award-winning teachers and faculty.
· Campus Orientation: Admissions coaching, financial aid coaching, and residence life intro.
· Community Orientation: Extreme history walk, hiking, swimming, kayaking, bowling, live music, and more.
Future attendance at MSU is not required, mileage to and from the camp is reimbursed, and all expenses paid.
Interested?
Step #1: Sign up for the Future Rural Educators’ Summer Camp here.
Step #2: Submit your application for the immersive summer camp experience.
Hello Student Advocates!
It is that time of year again when Jackson Contractor Group [jacksoncontractorgroup.com] needs your help to get the word out to our local High School Juniors about our amazing Summer Carpentry Pre-Apprenticeship Program.
Last summer, we successfully brought on four students from the Missoula and surrounding areas. These students were given the opportunity to be a part of the Jackson team and dip their toes into the world of construction by working on some of our most recent projects like the new Lolo School, Peterbuilt, Missoula Election Center, and the Missoula Butterfly House!
Attached you will find our flyer and application outlining this year’s schedule and processes. Please share these with your student and faculty members.
Applications for interested students are due Monday, May 13th, 2023 by 5:00pm either by email, mail, or drop off.
Email: courtneyc@jacksoncontractorgroup.com
Jackson Office: 5800 Highway 93 South, Missoula
We look forward to continuing our partnership with our communities to get students interested in the trades. Please feel free to call or email me with any questions you or your students may have.
Thank you,
COURTNEY M. CORONADO | Human Resources Specialist |
Jackson Contractor Group, Inc.
Email courtneyc@jacksoncontractorgroup.com [jacksoncontractorgroup.com] Website www.jacksoncontractorgroup.com [jacksoncontractorgroup.com]
Office 406-542-9150 Fax 406-542-3515 Cell 406-207-8689 Address P.O. Box 967, Missoula, MT 59806
Click HERE for the PDF info sheet!
Check out West Point’s Summer Leaders Experience (SLE).
At West Point we develop Leaders of Character, and we are looking for high-achieving young people who are in great standing with their school and community, and who want to challenge themselves. Please see the attached flyer to share with your students, educators, and parents!
What is SLE?
SLE is a one-week program for current Juniors (High School Class of 2025) to visit West Point in June.
Students in this program get to spend the week with our cadets, live in the barracks, and eat in the mess hall.
Learn about West Point’s world class academics by trying 4 of our 17 academic workshops.
Learn about military training and becoming a Leader of Character at West Point by completing two military days to include rappelling, Zodiac boats, combatives (like Jiu-Jitsu) training and more!
Challenge themselves physically by attempting the Candidate Fitness Assessment, conducting physical training, and sports.
Complete their admissions interview with a cadet.
Spend the week making friends with other students from all over the US who are applying to West Point.
All the students that I have spoken with have really enjoyed this program and they especially enjoy interacting with the cadets. Your students may sign up for this program now by using the QR code in the attached “2024 SLE FLYER” or directly at westpoint.edu. We will accept applications until April 15th. SLE is competitive and not all who apply are offered to attend.
Learn more about SLE- https://www.westpoint.edu/admissions/summer-program
Apply now- https://apply.westpoint.edu/portal/candidate
Please direct any questions to admissionsne@westpoint.edu.
Richard M. Simpson
Major, U.S. Army
Northeast Regional Commander
Directorate of Admissions
United States Military Academy
The Corps Starts Here!
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