Jackson Hole Music Experience (JHME) invites aspiring rock musicians of all ages to
register for Rock & Roll Camp 2009 at Colter Elementary School. Celebrating its fifth
year, Rock Camp is a highly popular multi-day program that helps young musicians
develop their musical skills in the context of a real rock band.
“Due to public demand, the world class clinicians, classes, and ensemble workshops that
the kids have enjoyed for the last four years will now be available to adult musicians for
the first time ever,” said JHME board member Andy Calder. In addition to launching the
adult program, Rock Camp 2009 has some great new features for the kids, including a
bigger and longer program for first time participants and a Rookie Program for younger
students. The week-long Rock Camp program will run from July 13-17, 2009. Call
307.733.3970 for more information.
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
Student Leadership Safari: Uganda, East Africa
You are invited to participate in a thought provoking and exciting summer adventure to East Africa. Known as the “Green Pearl of Africa,” Uganda is an extraordinary balance of culture wildlife and natural resources. Balancing the needs of people and preserving the natural environment is one of Africa’s greatest challenges.
As a volunteer, you will go “behind-the-scenes” to meet inspirational youth leaders committed to transforming their lives and their country. In addition, you will to learn about Africa’s magnificent endangered animals (elephant, giraffe, lion, leopard, rhino, etc….) on safari in the lush Murchison Falls!
For more info, see Cheryl or:
http://www.foundationforgloballeadership.com/
As a volunteer, you will go “behind-the-scenes” to meet inspirational youth leaders committed to transforming their lives and their country. In addition, you will to learn about Africa’s magnificent endangered animals (elephant, giraffe, lion, leopard, rhino, etc….) on safari in the lush Murchison Falls!
For more info, see Cheryl or:
http://www.foundationforgloballeadership.com/
Encounter India, Bringing Students Together
The Mahindra United World College of India (MUWCI) offers participants from around the world an opportunity to come together, work, learn, and experience India through one of the defining features of the College: The Community Interaction Program (CIP)
. This program builds relationships with our surrounding communities based on equity and the mutual sharing of experiences, knowledge, and energy.
This unique experience will be offered between June 28, 2009 and July 18, 2009. During their stay here, participants will have the chance to volunteer and work with various Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) which work in rural grassroots
development. There is also opportunity to travel within India and to discover its culture, hospitality and diversity.
More info at: http://www.muwci.net/triveni/summer.html
. This program builds relationships with our surrounding communities based on equity and the mutual sharing of experiences, knowledge, and energy.
This unique experience will be offered between June 28, 2009 and July 18, 2009. During their stay here, participants will have the chance to volunteer and work with various Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) which work in rural grassroots
development. There is also opportunity to travel within India and to discover its culture, hospitality and diversity.
More info at: http://www.muwci.net/triveni/summer.html
Thursday, December 18, 2008
VISIONS Service Adventures
"Since 1989 VISIONS has set the standard for international community service summer programs for teens. Our programs for high school students blend hands-on community service, cross-cultural immersion, exploration and adventure in communities in North, Central and South America, the Caribbean West Indies, and Vietnam.
Living with other teenagers in the heart of a host community whose members become familiar friends, you will experience ways of life very different from your own. Immersed in this other culture, you'll awaken to days with a rhythm and substance that push you to tap into and trust your potential."
http://www.visionsserviceadventures.com/See Cheryl or the Educational Opportunities Bulletin Board for more info.
Friday, October 24, 2008
Teton County Fair Board Looking for a Youth Liason
The Teton County Fair board looks to create an exceptional fair for the community. Being part of the Fair Board, would enable you to have a say in the planning and preparation of the Teton County Fair. Monthly evening board meetings and 40 hours of service during the Fair are expected for this position.
See Cheryl for details and an application.
See Cheryl for details and an application.
Vermont Intercultural Semesters
Vermont Intercultural Semesters (VIS) is an international semester program of cultural immersion, currently in Ladakh, a former Buddhist Kingdom in the Himalaya that is now part of India. VIS is unique because it offers:
Affordability & Accreditation for HS students, who earn 5.5 academic credits.
Cultural immersion – students live with peers abroad for 3-4 months.
Mutually beneficial studies involving both sets of students.
See their website for more details:
www.vermontis.org
Affordability & Accreditation for HS students, who earn 5.5 academic credits.
Cultural immersion – students live with peers abroad for 3-4 months.
Mutually beneficial studies involving both sets of students.
See their website for more details:
www.vermontis.org
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Teton Science Schools' Young Women and Science Field Research Program
October 26-31, 2008
9th Grade Girls are invited to spend a week at the Science School's Kelly campus and improve their research and biology skills by studying the local natural history and environment. See Robin for details. Free!
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