“Opportunities don’t happen, you create them.”
“Opportunities don’t happen, you create them.”
– Chris Grosser
– Chris Grosser
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Whether you're curious about what’s out there or already have a dream job in mind, we've got the tools, tips, and encouragement to help you every step of the way. Let's turn your passions into a purpose and your skills into success.
Whether you're curious about what’s out there or already have a dream job in mind, we've got the tools, tips, and encouragement to help you every step of the way. Let's turn your passions into a purpose and your skills into success.
GROUP JOB SHADOWS, INDUSTRY TOURS & COLLEGE VISITS
9.24 | UNA Discovery Event: Undecided Major Fair
9.24 | UNA Discovery Event: Undecided Major Fair
CLICK HERE to sign up!
WHO?
This is for students who are interested in attending college but are unsure of what they want to study or career they want to pursue.
WHEN?
Wednesday, September 24th @ 9:45 am
WHERE?
First Floor of Wendell W. Gunn University Commons, Aderholt Way, Florence, AL 35630 (where Chick-Fil-A and Starbucks are located)
PARKING?
In order to park on campus, please complete this form to receive a parking pass. https://www.una.edu/transportation/request-for-visitor-parking-permission.html
Or, there MIGHT be visitor parking available but be sure to arrive EARLY in order to find parking.
WHAT TO WEAR?
NO shorts, Long pants required, jeans with NO holes and a shirt with sleeves -- NO hats please
TRANSPORTATION: Provide your own transportation to and from the tour.
PAPERWORK: Remember you will need to fill out a Job Shadow Permission form from your school at least 2 DAYS PRIOR to the shadow to receive an excused absence from school.
9.30 | UNA Dept of Kinesiology & Athletic Training
9.30 | UNA Dept of Kinesiology & Athletic Training
CLICK HERE to sign up!
WHO?
This is for students interested in pursuing a career in Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy and Athletic Training. Attending students to tour the exercise science lab, talk with UNA athletic trainers and tour the facility, see research being conducted in lab, talk with former students that are now an OT and PT and talk with exercise science faculty.
WHEN?
Tuesday, September 30th @ 8:30 am
WHERE?
We will meet right in front of the main entrance to Flowers Hall: 701 N Pine St, Florence, AL 35632
PARKING?
In order to park on campus, please complete this form to receive a parking pass. https://www.una.edu/transportation/request-for-visitor-parking-permission.html
Or, there MIGHT be visitor parking available but be sure to arrive EARLY in order to find parking.
The parking pass will allow you to parking in the parking deck, in front of dorms, beside Kilby or anywhere you can find parking on campus.
Please use extreme caution when crossing Pine Street. Only use crosswalks and wait for the light to change for safe walking.
WHAT TO WEAR?
NO shorts, Long pants required, jeans with NO holes and a shirt with sleeves -- NO hats please
TRANSPORTATION: Provide your own transportation to and from the tour.
PAPERWORK: Remember you will need to fill out a Job Shadow Permission form from your school at least 2 DAYS PRIOR to the shadow to receive an excused absence from school.
10.22 | UNA CPA Day | Accounting
10.22 | UNA CPA Day | Accounting
CLICK HERE to sign up!
WHO?
This is for students who are interested in pursuing a career in Accounting.
WHEN?
Wednesday, October 22nd @ 8:45 am
WHERE?
First Floor of Wendell W. Gunn University Commons, Aderholt Way, Florence, AL 35630 (where Chick-Fil-A and Starbucks are located)
EVENT HIGHLIGHTS?
Welcome Presentation - Hear from UNA accounting faculty and the Dean.
Campus Tour – Guided by the LaGrange Society.
Student Panel – Engage with current accounting students and ask questions about their experiences.
Picnic-Style Lunch – Enjoy free Chick-fil-A and meet our mascots for photos in front of Keller Hall.
Free T-Shirts – For all attendees.
PARKING?
In order to park on campus, please complete this form to receive a parking pass. https://www.una.edu/transportation/request-for-visitor-parking-permission.html
Or, there MIGHT be visitor parking available but be sure to arrive EARLY in order to find parking.
WHAT TO WEAR?
NO shorts, Long pants required, jeans with NO holes and a shirt with sleeves -- NO hats please - Must wear closed toed shoes.
TRANSPORTATION: Provide your own transportation to and from the tour.
PAPERWORK: Remember you will need to fill out a Job Shadow Permission form from your school at least 2 DAYS PRIOR to the shadow to receive an excused absence from school.
10.22 | Industry Tour: G & G Steel (Russellville)
10.22 | Industry Tour: G & G Steel (Russellville)
CLICK HERE to sign up!
WHO?
This is for students who are interested in pursuing careers in welding, manufacturing, industrial painting, machining, engineering, and other trade careers.
WHEN?
Wednesday, October 22nd @ 9 am
WHERE?
G & G Steel, 15825 AL-243, Russellville, AL 35653
WHAT TO WEAR?
NO shorts, Long pants required, jeans with NO holes and a shirt with sleeves -- NO hats please - Must wear closed toed shoes.
TRANSPORTATION: Provide your own transportation to and from the tour.
PAPERWORK: Remember you will need to fill out a Job Shadow Permission form from your school at least 2 DAYS PRIOR to the shadow to receive an excused absence from school.
10.24 | Industry Tour: Hospitality, Culinary & Event Planning
10.24 | Industry Tour: Hospitality, Culinary & Event Planning
CLICK HERE to sign up!
WHO?
This is for students who are interested in pursuing a career in hospitality, cruise ship operations, event planning, community outreach, culinary, and restaurant management.
WHEN?
Friday, October 24 @ 8:15 am
WHERE?
Downtown Florence - NEW Tombigbee Parking Garage: 128 W Tombigbee St - We will meet at the corner of N Pine Street and W Tombigbee Street. THEN, you will drive to McFarland Park after the Downtown Florence Walkabout.
PARKING?
You are welcome to parking in the parking garage or along the street. Please be advised the garage is cashless at a rate of $0.50 per hour, with a maximum daily rate of $4. The street parking only takes quarters or the park mobile app.
SCHEDULE?
8:30 am - 9:30 am: Downtown Florence Walkabout with Chris Stange, Executive Director of the Downtown Florence Alliance. Chris has extensive experience in event planning (First Fridays Organizer) and working with the downtown businesses and restaurants. Chris will discuss careers in culinary, event planning and community outreach. He will along introduce us to various local Chefs in Downtown Florence.
Following the walkabout, we will DRIVE TO MCFARLAND PARK.
9:45 am - 11:15 am: American Cruise Lines Ship Tour - We will tour the large ship and meet various staff and industry professionals who live and work on the cruise ship. You will learn about careers in ship operations, hospitality, culinary and more!
WHAT TO WEAR?
NO shorts, Long pants required, jeans with NO holes and a shirt with sleeves -- NO hats please - Must wear closed toed shoes.
TRANSPORTATION: Provide your own transportation to and from the tour.
PAPERWORK: Remember you will need to fill out a Job Shadow Permission form from your school at least 2 DAYS PRIOR to the shadow to receive an excused absence from school.
10.29 | Group Shadow: Florence Fire & Rescue
10.29 | Group Shadow: Florence Fire & Rescue
CLICK HERE to sign up!
WHO?
This is for students who are interested in learning more about what a typical day in the life of a firefighter is like and what it takes to become a firefighter.
WHEN?
Wednesday, October 29th @ 9 am - 1 pm
WHERE?
Station #1, 402 S Wood Ave, Florence, 35630
WHAT TO WEAR?
NO shorts, Long pants required, jeans with NO holes and a shirt with sleeves -- NO hats please - Must wear closed toed shoes.
TRANSPORTATION: Provide your own transportation to and from the tour.
PAPERWORK: Remember you will need to fill out a Job Shadow Permission form from your school at least 2 DAYS PRIOR to the shadow to receive an excused absence from school.
11.5 | Group Shadow: Teaching | Underwood Elementary
11.5 | Group Shadow: Teaching | Underwood Elementary
CLICK HERE to sign up!
WHO?
This is for students who are interested in pursuing a career in elementary education.
WHEN?
Wednesday, November 5 @ 7:45 am
WHERE?
4725 AL-157, Florence, AL 35633 - Park closer to the Volunteer Fire Dept. side of the parking lot. - One of the Career Coaches will meet you in the parking lot.
WHAT TO WEAR?
NO shorts, Long pants required, jeans with NO holes and a shirt with sleeves -- NO hats please. Dress how you would as a first day teacher!
TRANSPORTATION: Provide your own transportation to and from the tour.
PAPERWORK: Remember you will need to fill out a Job Shadow Permission form from your school at least 2 DAYS PRIOR to the shadow to receive an excused absence from school.
11.14 | Audio Production, Show Production & Entertainment Business
11.14 | Audio Production, Show Production & Entertainment Business
CLICK HERE to sign up!
WHO?
This is for students who are interested in learning more about careers in audio production, show production, and entertainment business. Students will have the opportunity to tour the facilities and participate in hands-on workshops with UNA instructors in Audio Production and Show Production (Lighting, Live Sound, Venue Management, etc.).
WHEN?
Friday, November 14 @ 9 am
WHERE?
Where to go: UNA Department of Entertainment Industry, 122 West Tombigbee Street Florence, AL
PARKING?
The new parking deck downtown should provide plenty of parking. Be aware, it is a cashless parking deck. Rates: $0.50/hour, with a daily maximum of $4
WHAT TO WEAR?
NO shorts, Long pants required, jeans with NO holes and a shirt with sleeves -- NO hats please -- NO Sweatpants -- NO Holes in pants.
TRANSPORTATION: Provide your own transportation to and from the tour.
PAPERWORK: Remember you will need to fill out a Job Shadow Permission form from your school at least 2 DAYS PRIOR to the shadow to receive an excused absence from school.
12.3 | Digital Careers in Tech @ Allen Thornton CTC
12.3 | Digital Careers in Tech @ Allen Thornton CTC
CLICK HERE to sign up!
WHO?
This is for students who are interested in learning more about careers in a variety of IT, Computer Science, and Technology Related Career Pathways. Our plan is to have a representative from each of the following pathways: Software Engineering, Cybersecurity, Game Design, Drone Pilot, Robotics/Mechatronics and more!
WHEN?
Wednesday, December 3rd @ 9 am
WHERE?
Allen Thornton Career Technical Center Auditorium, 7275 Hwy 72, Killen, AL 35645
WHAT TO WEAR?
NO shorts, Long pants required, jeans with NO holes and a shirt with sleeves -- NO hats please -- NO Sweatpants -- NO Holes in pants.
TRANSPORTATION: Provide your own transportation to and from the tour.
PAPERWORK: Remember you will need to fill out a Job Shadow Permission form from your school at least 2 DAYS PRIOR to the shadow to receive an excused absence from school.
1.21 | Industry Tour: Biology, Chemistry & Water Treatment
1.21 | Industry Tour: Biology, Chemistry & Water Treatment
CLICK HERE to sign up!
WHO?
This is for students who are interested in pursuing careers in biology, chemistry, data analyst, lab technician and engineering.
WHEN?
January 21, 2026 @ 9:15 am
WHERE?
City of Florence Water Treatment Plant: 601 S Cox Creek Blvd Florence, AL
WHAT TO WEAR?
NO shorts, Long pants required, closed-toed shoes, jeans with NO holes and a shirt with sleeves -- NO hats please.
TRANSPORTATION: Provide your own transportation to and from the tour.
PAPERWORK: Remember you will need to fill out a Job Shadow Permission form from your school at least 2 DAYS PRIOR to the shadow to receive an excused absence from school.
1.28 | Industry Tour: Mazda Toyota (Huntsville)
1.28 | Industry Tour: Mazda Toyota (Huntsville)
CLICK HERE to sign up!
WHO?
This is for students who are interested in pursuing careers in production, maintenance (including electrical, mechanical, PLC, robotics) , tool & die, engineering, etc.
WHEN?
Wednesday, January 28 @ 9 am
WHERE?
Meet at Allen Thornton Career Technical Center to get on a school bus @ 7:40 am (Make sure you are on time to get signed in and get on the bus ready to depart for Mazda Toyota in Huntsville by 8 am)
WHAT TO WEAR?
NO shorts, Long pants required, jeans with NO holes and a shirt with sleeves -- NO hats please - Must wear closed toed shoes.
TRANSPORTATION: Provide your own transportation to and from the tour.
PAPERWORK: Remember you will need to fill out a Job Shadow Permission form from your school at least 2 DAYS PRIOR to the shadow to receive an excused absence from school.
2.4 | Careers for Creators @ Allen Thornton CTC
2.4 | Careers for Creators @ Allen Thornton CTC
CLICK HERE to sign up!
WHO?
This is for students who are interested in learning more about careers in a variety of Design, Photography, Content Creation, and Artistic Career Pathways. Our plan is to have a representative from each of the following pathways: Fashion Design, Interior Design, Graphic Design, Jewelry Design, Floral Design, Photography, Videography, Landscape Artist, Tattoo Artist, Wedding & Event Planning, and more!
WHEN?
Wednesday, February 4th @ 9 am
WHERE?
Allen Thornton Career Technical Center Auditorium, 7275 Hwy 72, Killen, AL 35645
WHAT TO WEAR?
NO shorts, Long pants required, jeans with NO holes and a shirt with sleeves -- NO hats please -- NO Sweatpants -- NO Holes in pants.
TRANSPORTATION: Provide your own transportation to and from the tour.
PAPERWORK: Remember you will need to fill out a Job Shadow Permission form from your school at least 2 DAYS PRIOR to the shadow to receive an excused absence from school.
2.18 | Group Shadow | Architecture
2.18 | Group Shadow | Architecture
CLICK HERE to sign up!
WHO?
This is for students who are interested in pursuing a career in architecture, drafting or design.
WHEN?
Wednesday, February 18 @ 8:30 am
WHERE?
Lauderdale County Board of Education Annex, 355 Co Rd 61, Florence, AL 35634 - This is the tan building to the right with a sign that says "Lauderdale County Schools Instructional Services Center"
WHAT TO WEAR?
NO shorts, Long pants required, jeans with NO holes and a shirt with sleeves -- NO hats please.
TRANSPORTATION: Provide your own transportation to and from the tour.
PAPERWORK: Remember you will need to fill out a Job Shadow Permission form from your school at least 2 DAYS PRIOR to the shadow to receive an excused absence from school.
2.25 | Industry Tour: Listerhill Credit Union | Financial Industry Careers
2.25 | Industry Tour: Listerhill Credit Union | Financial Industry Careers
CLICK HERE to sign up!
WHO?
This is for students who are interested in pursuing careers in banking, finance, accounting, marketing, IT, risk management, human resources, legal, etc. We will tour the headquarters of Listerhill Credit Union and possibly a branch office and chat with various career professionals.
WHEN?
Wednesday, February 25 @ 8:30 am
WHERE?
Listerhill Credit Union: 4790 E 2nd St Muscle Shoals, AL
WHAT TO WEAR?
Business Professional: dress slacks or khakis with a dress shirt or polo, comfortable shoes. NO shorts, NO jeans -- NO hats please.
TRANSPORTATION: Provide your own transportation to and from the tour.
PAPERWORK: Remember you will need to fill out a Job Shadow Permission form from your school at least 2 DAYS PRIOR to the shadow to receive an excused absence from school.
4.7 | Industry Tour: Turtle Point Yacht & Country Club
4.7 | Industry Tour: Turtle Point Yacht & Country Club
CLICK HERE to sign up!
WHO?
This is for students who are interested in learning more about careers in hospitality, culinary, golf course maintenance and venue management.
WHEN?
Tuesday, April 7th, @ 9am
WHERE?
Turtle Point Yacht & Country Club, 1000 Club Dr, Killen, AL 35645
WHAT TO WEAR?
Wear closed toe shoes, NO shorts, Long pants required, jeans with NO holes and a shirt with sleeves -- NO hats please -- NO Sweatpants -- NO Holes in pants.
TRANSPORTATION: Provide your own transportation to and from the tour.
PAPERWORK: Remember you will need to fill out a Job Shadow Permission form from your school at least 2 DAYS PRIOR to the shadow to receive an excused absence from school.
RESOURCES
Scholarships
Scholarships
Please note: Some scholarships applications for the 2025-2026 school year may not be open or updated yet. Keep checking back for the latest updates.
DUE DATE:
9/15 - The Gates Scholarship - Minimum GPA: 3.3
9/20 - Better Business Bureau of North Alabama
9/30 - Regions Riding Forward - Qtr 3 Contest
9/30 - Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation - Minimum GPA: 3.0
9/30 - Ford Motors Auto Tech Scholarship - Auto Careers
9/30 - Home Depot Path to Pro - Qtr 3 Trade Related
10/28 - Chick-Fil-A Community Scholars - NOT open to employees - Based on community service and leadership.
10/30 - Toyota Scholarship Program
11/3 - Alabama Cattlemen's Foundation Scholarships
11/10 - Alabama Football Coaches Association - 9 different scholarship opportunities
11/12 - Elks National Foundation - Applicants do not need to be related to a member of the Elks.
11/12 - Jack Kent Cooke - will reopen on August 20, 2025 - GPA of 3.75 or above
11/15 - Odenza Marketing Group Scholarship - Minimum GPA: 2.5
11/15 - ACES Scholarships - Journalism or Writing - Application opens August 15th
11/21 - Trash Pandas Scholarship - 500 Word Essay
11/21 - AFC Future Leaders Scholarship - Agriculture
11/21 - John H. & Willodene Mathews Scholarship - Agriculture @ Auburn
11/24 - National Honor Society - Application will open September 8th
11/30 - Brent Willis - Must have a GPA of 3.0 or higher
12/5 - University of Alabama In-State Competitive Admissions Scholarship
12/6 - Debbie Rice Memorial Scholarship
12/6 - ALET Member Scholarship
12/16 - Burger King Foundation
12/16 - Wellroot Family Services Scholarship - Click the "Remind Me" button to be notified when the 2026 application opens.
12/31 - Home Depot Path to Pro - Qtr 4 Trade Related
12/31 - Regions Riding Forward - Qtr 4 Contest
12/31 - Smith Scholarship Program
1/8 - Live Más Taco Bell Scholarship
1/9 - Amazon Future Engineer Scholarship - Computer Science & Engineering Careers - Minimum GPA: 2.3
1/10 - Linley Heflin Scholarship - Women with a minimum ACT of 23, may be superscored
1/15 - FBLA Scholarships - Must be a paid member
1/16 - FFA Scholarships - Must be a paid member - Application opens November 1
1/17 - JFK Scholarship Contest - Courage Essay
1/24 - R. Gene Richter Scholarship - Supply Chain Management
1/31 - LPGA Scholarships - Female Golfers
1/31 - Alabama Grocers Foundation
1/31 - Daughter of American Revolution - Must be eligible for membership
1/31 - MHEFI - Engineering, Logistics, Supply Chain Management
2/3 - ALFA Scholarship - Minimum 2.5 GPA
2/6 - Young Roots - Agriculture, Accounting, Forestry, Finance, or Business (community colleges)
2/6 - McDonald's HACER National Scholarship - Minimum GPA: 2.8 - Must have a parent of Hispanic/Latino Heritage
2/7 - Jimmy Rane Foundation - Minimum GPA: 3.0
2/12 - Alabama Banker's Association - Minimum ACT of 20/GPA: 3.0 - Must have a parent employed at an ABA bank
2/15 - HSF Scholar Program - Hispanic Heritage - Minimum GPA: 3:0
2/17 - HBCU Week x AstraZeneca - Accepted/Attending to HBCU - Minimum GPA: 3.0
2/28 - CollegeCounts Scholarship - Minimum GPA: 2.75
2/28 - Redstone Federal Credit Union
2/28 - Alabama Masonic Scholarship
3/1 - UNA Scholarships
3/3 - FCCLA Scholarships - Must be a paid member
3/7 - Kayleigh Pennington Memorial Scholarship - Minimum GPA: 2.5 - ACT Score between 18 and 25.
3/10 - Connex Foundation Scholarship - Must be pursuing a career in the skilled trades - Minimum GPA: 2.5
3/13 - Women at Microsoft (WAM) Scholarship - Must be a woman pursuing technology, engineering, math, or computer science - Minimum GPA: 3.0
3/13 - Black at Microsoft (BAM) Scholarship - Must of African descent pursuing business administration, finance, or marketing - Minimum GPA: 3.0
3/13 - HOLA at Microsoft Scholarship - Must be Hispanic and Latinx descent pursuing engineering, computer science, computer information systems - Minimum GPA: 3.0
3/14 - NPCA Foundation Scholarship - Must study academic field related to the building, construction, engineering or precast concrete industry.
3/14 - NAIFA Scholarship - Minimum GPA: 2.5
3/14 - Mercedes-Benz U.S. International
3/14 - The Kim and Harold Louie Family Foundation - Minimum ACT score: 25 - GPA: 3.5 - 4.0
3/14 - American Meteorological Society - Must pursue a degree in the atmospheric or related oceanic or hydrologic sciences - Minimum GPA: 3.0
3/14 - The Quell Foundation Survivor Scholarship - Must be a student who has experienced the devastating loss of a parent, caregiver, or sibling to suicide - Minimum GPA: 3.5
3/15 - Sofia's Hope Scholarship - Must a cancer survivor or sibling of a cancer survivor
3/15 - Alabama Home Builders Association - Construction Related Trades
3/15 - UCB Family Epilepsy Scholarship - Must be diagnosed with epilepsy by a physician
3/15 - TREE Fund Scholarship - Must be pursuing a career in arboriculture, urban forestry, and related fields - Minimum GPA: 3.0
3/15 - Catching the Dream - Must be ¼ or more degree American Indian, and an enrolled member of a U.S. tribe.
Opens 3/15 - Horatio Alger Association CTE Scholarships - must show household income of $65,000 or less
3/16 - Journalism Institute Scholarship - Must be pursuing a career in journalism - Minimum GPA: 3.0
3/16 - Animal Welfare Institute Scholarship - pursue a career that will seek to reduce animal suffering and protect vulnerable species
3/21 - Les Dames d’Escoffier International - Culinary & Hospitality for Alabama Women
3/21 - NWSCC Foundation Scholarships
3/24 - Southern Automotive Womens Forum Scholarship - Women in STEM-related field
3/25 - LMC Scholarship Program - Journalism or Public Relations - Minimum: 3.0
3/25 - American Brother Foundation Scholarship Program - dependents of current or past members of the US military - Minimum GPA: 3.0
3/26 - Balkhi Foundation Higher Education Scholarship - 3.5 weighted or unweighted GPA with financial need
3/28 - HITEC Foundation - Must be a Hispanic student pursuing a degree in technology - Minimum GPA: 3.0
3/30 - EFWA Scholarships - Women in Accounting
3/31 - The FMA Foundation - Engineering & Manufacturing Careers
3/31 - Regions Riding Forward
3/31 - Nufarm Grassmanship - Agriculture - Minimum GPA 2.5
3/31 - Drew Ferguson Memorial - Must be accepted/enrolled in Athletic Training Education Program in Alabama
3/31 - National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Scholarship - Communications, Broadcasting, Visual & Interactive Media, Film, Television & Interactive Media
3/31 - Garage Gurus Scholarship - Automotive Technician degree
3/31 - National Metric Awards - Engineering, Mathematics, or Electronics
3/31 - Organization of Latino Actuaries (OLA) Scholarship
4/1 - American Legion Scholarship
4/1 - Jamie Bax Memorial Scholarship - Must have Cystic Fibrosis
4/1 - Bucket of Smiles - Childhood Cancer Survivor in Alabama
4/1 - American Nuclear Society - Engineering
4/1 - Build Your Future - Construction Related Trades
4/4 - NAL Scholarships - Business, Engineering or Technology
4/10 - Guild Giving Foundation Scholarship - Minimum GPA: 2.5
4/11 - Driver Safety Scholarship - Video Essay
4/15 - Lauderdale County Farmers Federation - You or Parent/Guardian MUST be a member
4/15 - NESS NextGen Scholarship - Statistics and Data science
4/15 - Alabama Student Grant Program
4/15 - NGA Foundation Scholarship - Minimum GPA: 2.5
4/18 - The Great Khalid Foundation - Performing Arts, Minimum GPA: 3.5
4/25 - Trevor Smith Scholarship - Modern Academy of Cosmetology
4/30 - LifeSouth - MUST coordinate and promote at least one successful LifeSouth blood drive before April 30th.
4/30 - ¡HICA! Scholarship - Minimum GPA: 3.0
5/1 - Jon H. Poteat - Exclusively for active National Technical Honor Society members
5/1 - Alabama Hispanic Student Scholarship
5/17 - Bank of Hope - Must demonstrate financial need - Minimum GPA: 3.0
5/31 - ExtraSpace Storage Scholarship
6/30 - Beacon Scholarship - Must demonstrate financial need.
Northwest Shoals Community College Scholarship Information
University of North Alabama Scholarship Information
University of North Alabama Scholarships
Auburn University Freshman Scholarships
University of Alabama Scholarship Information
Self Discovery Tools
Self Discovery Tools
Apprenticeship Programs & Organized Labor Info
Apprenticeship Programs & Organized Labor Info
Local Union 760 Pipefitter Apprenticeship Program
Application Week: June 9 - 13, 2025 Click HERE for more details.
North Alabama Electrical Training Alliance Apprenticeship Program (IBEW)
Application Due: May 31, 2025 Click HERE for more details
Alabama Office of Apprenticeship
Grayson Carter & Son Contracting, Inc. Get in the Dirt
Lockheed Martin AMTAP
FAME @ NWSCC
Machinist Apprenticeship Program - IAMAW - Great route to TVA!
Alabama Talent Triad is a great resource for researching apprenticeship programs across the state!
Volunteer Opportunities
Volunteer Opportunities
NAMC (North Alabama Medical Center) Must be 14 years old - Sheila McCord (Manager of Volunteer Services) Sheila.McCord@namccares.com or 256-629-1089
Helen Keller Hospital - Must be 15 years old. Karran Sasser at hkhfoundation@helenkeller.com
SouthernCare New Beacon - Hospice Services - Contact Larry Lewey: larry.lewey@southerncareinc.com
Mitchell Hollingsworth Nursing Home - Click the link to fill out the application. (256) 740-5400
Alabama Hospice of the Shoals- Susan Coke - Volunteer Manager - susan.coke@lhcgroup.com
Florence-Lauderdale Animal Shelter - Opportunities for ages: 5 - 18 years old - Phone Number: (256) 760-6676
P.A.W.S - Pets Are Worth Saving - Email shoalspaws@gmail.com
HASRA - Killen, AL - Pet Rescue - Steps on how to become a volunteer: Please go to our Facebook Page, Press the Like button and send us a detailed Message.
Shoals Dream Center - info@shoalsdreamcenter.org
Florence-Lauderdale Public Library - Must be 16 years old
Community Action Agency of Northwest Alabama - Reach out to Eva Graham at 256-766-4330
United Way - Various Opportunities - Click the link to complete the application. May have to be 18 years old.
One Place of the Shoals - Must be 18 years old
Safeplace - Must be 18 years old
Habitat for Humanity - Opportunities for 14+ years old and up! lucas.berry@shoalshabitat.org
The Healing Place (grief education) - May have to be 18 years old.
College Information
College Information
2025 Summer Camps
2025 Summer Camps
The RNT+ Experience – June 11 – 15 – FREE – Huntsville, AL
All lodging & food provided... FREE
Deadline to register: May 15
Hospitality, Tourism & Entertainment
Assist with a Concert at The Orion Amphitheater
Open to rising 9th - 12th grade
Camp Erin Northwest Alabama – June 27th - FREE
Ages 6 – 17
Grief Education & Traditional Camp Activities
University of Alabama Computer Science Camp: FREE - 9 - 12 grade
A computer science camp available this summer- this camp aims to provide students with a solid foundation in AP Computer Science Principles
Fink’s Music Camps - $100 per camp - Ages 6 - 17
Beginning Guitar: June 3 – 19
Taylor Swift Era Piano Camp: June 3 – 19
Video Game & Movie Music: June 3 – 19
School of Rock Musical: June 23
Stage Band Camp: July 1 – 17
Playmation STEAM Camp: July 7 – 17
Hope Springs Ranch Horse Camp - $300 -Ages: 6 - 16
Riding, Learning & Crafts
June 12 – 14
June 19 – 21
University of Alabama Youth Camps - Registration costs vary depending on the camp. Opportunities include:
Cybersecurity
Art
Leadership
Writing
Reading
STEAM
Calhoun Cybersecurity Camp - $30
Decatur, AL
Grades 6 -12
STEM Leadership Academy - Mobile, AL
Rising 7th, 8th, and 9th graders
$375 - $500
3D Printing, Engineering, Mini-Medical, Rocketry, Marine Biology, Phun Physics, Underwater Robotics and more!
American Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary Leadership Camp - Montgomery, AL
$160 - Includes lodging and food
Ages 8 - 18
Alabama State University ASPIRE Camp - Registration Cost - $225
Grade 5 – 12
June 9 – 26
Academic Prep, Community Service & Field Trips
University of Alabama – Huntsville (UAH) - Registration fees vary depending on the camp. Camp opportunities include:
Business Explorations
Young Women in Business
Engineering
Nursing
Tennessee Valley Museum of Arts - $150 - Opportunities for students up to 17 years old.
Art Camp: June 16 – 20 or July 21-25
Acting Camp: June 16 – 20 or July 21-25
Pinspiration the Shoals Art Camps – $150 - Ages: 6 and up
June - Pet Palooza
June - Under the Sea
July - STEAM Camp
Mary-Huston Wylie Art Camp - $150 - Ages: 5 - 12
University of North Alabama STEAM Camp:
$500 - Includes room and board
Deadline to register: May 1
Grades: 9 -12
Muscle Shoals Music Camp @ UNA
Deadline to register: May 15
Songwriting and live performances
Cost: $250 – includes meals, transportation and admission to FAME, Muscle Shoals Music Camp, and the Alabama Music Hall of Fame
Dream Camp - Huntsville, AL - Maitland Conservatory: $375
Ages: 13 - 18
Film & Video
Audio Production & Recording
Digital Art & Animation
Fantasy Playhouse Theatre Camp - Huntsville, AL
Ages 8 - 18
Cost varies: $195 - $305
Urban Avenues Film Camp - Birmingham, AL
Alabama School of Fine Arts
$300 - scholarships available
Grades 9 - 12
Belmont Science Camps - Nashville, TN
Registration Costs varies ($125 - $475) depending on the camp
Opportunities for Middle & High School
MTSU Digital Media & Content Creation Camp - Murfreesboro, TN
$250
Grades 9 -12
TN State University Summer Programs - Nashville, AL - Cost varies by programs. Programs include:
Aviation
Engineering
Accounting
STEAM
Math Institute
Auburn Youth Summer Camps -9th - 12th grade - Registration costs vary depending on the camp. They have camps for all of the following & more:
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