Want to learn how to fly a plane??
The Pathways Flight Academies will immerse students in learning to fly while discovering the range of exciting aviation career opportunities available. Four, two-week residential academies will be offered during the summer of 2019 for selected students who have shown an interest in and passion for Science, Technology, Engineering, or Math (STEM), and have career aspirations to become a pilot. Students admitted to this intensive program will undertake ground school and flight training that can culminate in their first solo flight at the end of the academy!
Submission deadline:January 25, 2019
2019 Academy dates:May 28 – June 8: Liberty University
July 7 – 20: Averett University
July 8 – 19: Liberty University
July 22 – August 2: Liberty University
Eligibility:Students must have at least a 3.0 GPA, be U.S. citizens, Virginia residents and 16 years old by the start of the Academy. They must also be able to pass an FAA flight physical exam.
See link for more details: vsgc.odu.edu/pathwaysflightacademies
NASA Opportunities for students!
Our Program Online Course applications are OPEN for 10th, 11th, and 12th grade students to apply.
The Virginia Space Grant Consortium (VSGC) provides the following STEM opportunities. All of our programs are FREE to all Virginia students.
Virginia Space Coast Scholars (VSCS) – Program for 10th grade students focusing on the missions flown or managed by NASA Wallops Flight Facility on Virginia’s Eastern Shore, with a Summer Academy program at NASA Wallops Flight Facility. http://vscs.spacegrant.org/
Virginia Aerospace Science and Technology Scholars (VASTS) – Program for 11th or 12th grade students focusing on NASA’s human spaceflight missions and the Journey to Mars with an online course with a Summer Academy program at NASA Langley Research Center. Students can earn up to 4 free dual enrollment credits. http://vsgc.odu.edu/VASTS/
Virginia Earth System Science Scholars (VESSS) – Program for 11th or 12th grade students, VESSS is an interactive, on-line Earth System Science Course featuring NASA scientific research and data. The students can earn up to 5 transferable, free dual enrollment college credits and can also compete to attend a Summer Academy program at NASA Langley Research Center. http://www.vsgc.odu.edu/VESSS
VCU DENTAL SCHOLARS PROGRAM
VCU Dental Scholars is an after-school program that meets twice a month for 90-minute workshops. Participants learn through lectures conducted by a VCU dental student or faculty member and through hands-on laboratory experience. VCU Dental Scholar participants visit the Dent-Sim lab, create impressions, carve a wax tooth and more.
Participants are required to provide their own transportation and parking during the program. There is no cost for the program; dental lab supplies provided. Commitment to full attendance is required to participate.
VISIT DHSD.VCU.EDU TO APPLY by OCTOBER 31!
QUESTIONS? (804) 827-0982
VA Space Grant Consortium with NASA
VSGC provides the following opportunities for middle and high school students. All programs are FREE. Click the links below for more information.
Building Leaders for Advancing Science and Technology (BLAST) – 3 day program for 8-9th graders - taught by faculty and staff from UVA, VT, or ODU, applications open 11/2018 - www.blast.spacegrant.org
Virginia Space Coast Scholars (VSCS) – Program for 10th graders – Managed by NASA Wallops Flight Facility – Deadline to apply 11/11/18 – www.vscs.spacegrant.org
Virginia Aerospace Science and Technology Scholars (VASTS) – Program for 11-12th graders - Deadline to apply 11/11/18 – www.vsgc.odu.edu/VASTS/
Virginia Earth System Science Scholars (VESSS) - Program for 11-12th graders - Deadline to apply 11/11/18 – www.vsgc.odu.edu/VESSS/
2019 Law Related Program for High School Students by William and Mary
The Center for Legal & Court Technology (CLCT) at William & Mary Law School is pleased to announce the 2019 law-related program for high school students.
This unique and innovative program consists of interactive and dynamic courses designed to stimulate students’ conceptual learning and problem solving skills. The courses cover a variety of topics ranging from the US legal system, contracts and torts, to legal issues arising from emerging technologies like Artificial Intelligence. We recommend these courses to students who are keen to explore what studying law entails, but also for those who have a passion for government studies or are interested in business and technology.
The courses are taught by Professors Fred Lederer and Iria Giuffrida, members of the faculty at William & Mary Law School and respectively CLCT’s Director and Associate Director for Research. All classes are held at the William & Mary Law School in Williamsburg, VA, which offers an exceptional opportunity for high school students to experience life in a law school that is home to the most technologically advanced courtroom in the nation.
A full list of courses, including dates and prices, is available on CLCT’s website: www.legaltechcenter.net.
Registration begins October 15, 2018
Howard University Bus Trip
The Howard University Alumni Club of Richmond, VA (HUAC-RVA) is sponsoring a bus trip to visit Howard University for its Open House Program on Saturday, October 13th, 2018 for prospective students and their parents and Howard alumni looking to mentor secondary students on their journey to Howard University. The trip includes the Open House Program, University Fair, lunch, a tour of the campus and tickets to the home game against Delaware State University. Howard University alumni will serve as chaperones; however, parents are welcome and encouraged to accompany their students on the trip.
Tickets are available at 38.00 person.
To purchase tickets for the bus trip, please visit the following link via EventBrite:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/howard-university-bus-trip-and-football-game-tickets-49984876110
This is a recruiting opportunity for the school and for the club. Ticket sales will end Wed, October 10, 2018.
Once we have reached bus capacity, participants will receive final instructions and a waiver/permission form for safety purposes. Please ensure that you enter your e-mail address into Eventbrite correctly to receive this information. All students must have their parents complete and return the waiver form before boarding the bus.
No exceptions.
Our expected arrival time back in Richmond will be between 6:00 and 6:30 pm.
We will depart from the SuperWalmart on Brook Rd. between 6:30 and 7:00 am. Look for the balloons to identify our bus. Please park your cars in the back of the parking lot. We ask that you be prompt so that we can remain on schedule and ensure that necessary permission forms are completed before we depart.
***Parents, please do not leave the drop off area until trip coordinators are able to meet with you personally to review expectations of students on the trip.
SCHEDULE
6:15-6:45am: Meet at the SuperWalmart on Brook Rd. in Richmond, Collect Waiver/Permission Forms
7:00 am: Bus Departs for Howard University
9:00-9:30 Arrive at Howard University
10:00-11:30 Open House Program
11:30-12:00 HU Fair
12:00 Lunch
1:00-3:00 Football Game
3:00-4:00pm Visit to the Campus Bookstore
4:00 Depart for Richmond, VA
6:00-6:30 pm Arrive at Walmart in Richmond
UVA Society of Women Engineers High School Visitation Program for Fall 2018
Want to see if Engineering is right for you?
The Society of Women Engineers at the University of Virginia invites you to apply for a
place in our High School Visitation Program taking place October 22, 2018.
The program gives young women a comprehensive look at engineering fields and at UVA’s engineering curriculum through informative speakers and hands-on design activities. Some of the events throughout the day are:
● Design Activity
● Majors Fair
● Scavenger Hunt around Grounds
● Lab and Dorm Tours
● Professional Panel
● Tour of UVA
How to apply:
The application to apply for Spring High School Visitation can be found at our website:
www.virginiaswe.org/hsv
VCU Health Sciences Pipeline Opportunities:
VCU is offering programs for high school student to explore dental professions, physical therapy, or other medical professions. If you are interested go to this website for more information! https://dhsd.vcu.edu/pipeline-programs/high-school/
There has been a date change to the High School to Health Care (HS2HC) program scheduled for this Saturday, September 15. The new date is Saturday, December 1, and all students who registered for the previous date are automatically enrolled for the new one. Please share the attached updated flyer with your students so that they can continue to register for the new date.
We are also currently accepting applications for our other health science academic-year programs such as VCU Dental Scholars and Project ACEe will open in November. These programs take place after school on the VCU Health Campus. Details and eligible grades levels for each program is available on our website: dhsd.vcu.edu.
The Pathways Flight Academies will immerse students in learning to fly while discovering the range of exciting aviation career opportunities available. Four, two-week residential academies will be offered during the summer of 2019 for selected students who have shown an interest in and passion for Science, Technology, Engineering, or Math (STEM), and have career aspirations to become a pilot. Students admitted to this intensive program will undertake ground school and flight training that can culminate in their first solo flight at the end of the academy!
Submission deadline:January 25, 2019
2019 Academy dates:May 28 – June 8: Liberty University
July 7 – 20: Averett University
July 8 – 19: Liberty University
July 22 – August 2: Liberty University
Eligibility:Students must have at least a 3.0 GPA, be U.S. citizens, Virginia residents and 16 years old by the start of the Academy. They must also be able to pass an FAA flight physical exam.
See link for more details: vsgc.odu.edu/pathwaysflightacademies
NASA Opportunities for students!
Our Program Online Course applications are OPEN for 10th, 11th, and 12th grade students to apply.
The Virginia Space Grant Consortium (VSGC) provides the following STEM opportunities. All of our programs are FREE to all Virginia students.
Virginia Space Coast Scholars (VSCS) – Program for 10th grade students focusing on the missions flown or managed by NASA Wallops Flight Facility on Virginia’s Eastern Shore, with a Summer Academy program at NASA Wallops Flight Facility. http://vscs.spacegrant.org/
Virginia Aerospace Science and Technology Scholars (VASTS) – Program for 11th or 12th grade students focusing on NASA’s human spaceflight missions and the Journey to Mars with an online course with a Summer Academy program at NASA Langley Research Center. Students can earn up to 4 free dual enrollment credits. http://vsgc.odu.edu/VASTS/
Virginia Earth System Science Scholars (VESSS) – Program for 11th or 12th grade students, VESSS is an interactive, on-line Earth System Science Course featuring NASA scientific research and data. The students can earn up to 5 transferable, free dual enrollment college credits and can also compete to attend a Summer Academy program at NASA Langley Research Center. http://www.vsgc.odu.edu/VESSS
VCU DENTAL SCHOLARS PROGRAM
VCU Dental Scholars is an after-school program that meets twice a month for 90-minute workshops. Participants learn through lectures conducted by a VCU dental student or faculty member and through hands-on laboratory experience. VCU Dental Scholar participants visit the Dent-Sim lab, create impressions, carve a wax tooth and more.
Participants are required to provide their own transportation and parking during the program. There is no cost for the program; dental lab supplies provided. Commitment to full attendance is required to participate.
VISIT DHSD.VCU.EDU TO APPLY by OCTOBER 31!
QUESTIONS? (804) 827-0982
VA Space Grant Consortium with NASA
VSGC provides the following opportunities for middle and high school students. All programs are FREE. Click the links below for more information.
Building Leaders for Advancing Science and Technology (BLAST) – 3 day program for 8-9th graders - taught by faculty and staff from UVA, VT, or ODU, applications open 11/2018 - www.blast.spacegrant.org
Virginia Space Coast Scholars (VSCS) – Program for 10th graders – Managed by NASA Wallops Flight Facility – Deadline to apply 11/11/18 – www.vscs.spacegrant.org
Virginia Aerospace Science and Technology Scholars (VASTS) – Program for 11-12th graders - Deadline to apply 11/11/18 – www.vsgc.odu.edu/VASTS/
Virginia Earth System Science Scholars (VESSS) - Program for 11-12th graders - Deadline to apply 11/11/18 – www.vsgc.odu.edu/VESSS/
2019 Law Related Program for High School Students by William and Mary
The Center for Legal & Court Technology (CLCT) at William & Mary Law School is pleased to announce the 2019 law-related program for high school students.
This unique and innovative program consists of interactive and dynamic courses designed to stimulate students’ conceptual learning and problem solving skills. The courses cover a variety of topics ranging from the US legal system, contracts and torts, to legal issues arising from emerging technologies like Artificial Intelligence. We recommend these courses to students who are keen to explore what studying law entails, but also for those who have a passion for government studies or are interested in business and technology.
The courses are taught by Professors Fred Lederer and Iria Giuffrida, members of the faculty at William & Mary Law School and respectively CLCT’s Director and Associate Director for Research. All classes are held at the William & Mary Law School in Williamsburg, VA, which offers an exceptional opportunity for high school students to experience life in a law school that is home to the most technologically advanced courtroom in the nation.
A full list of courses, including dates and prices, is available on CLCT’s website: www.legaltechcenter.net.
Registration begins October 15, 2018
Howard University Bus Trip
The Howard University Alumni Club of Richmond, VA (HUAC-RVA) is sponsoring a bus trip to visit Howard University for its Open House Program on Saturday, October 13th, 2018 for prospective students and their parents and Howard alumni looking to mentor secondary students on their journey to Howard University. The trip includes the Open House Program, University Fair, lunch, a tour of the campus and tickets to the home game against Delaware State University. Howard University alumni will serve as chaperones; however, parents are welcome and encouraged to accompany their students on the trip.
Tickets are available at 38.00 person.
To purchase tickets for the bus trip, please visit the following link via EventBrite:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/howard-university-bus-trip-and-football-game-tickets-49984876110
This is a recruiting opportunity for the school and for the club. Ticket sales will end Wed, October 10, 2018.
Once we have reached bus capacity, participants will receive final instructions and a waiver/permission form for safety purposes. Please ensure that you enter your e-mail address into Eventbrite correctly to receive this information. All students must have their parents complete and return the waiver form before boarding the bus.
No exceptions.
Our expected arrival time back in Richmond will be between 6:00 and 6:30 pm.
We will depart from the SuperWalmart on Brook Rd. between 6:30 and 7:00 am. Look for the balloons to identify our bus. Please park your cars in the back of the parking lot. We ask that you be prompt so that we can remain on schedule and ensure that necessary permission forms are completed before we depart.
***Parents, please do not leave the drop off area until trip coordinators are able to meet with you personally to review expectations of students on the trip.
SCHEDULE
6:15-6:45am: Meet at the SuperWalmart on Brook Rd. in Richmond, Collect Waiver/Permission Forms
7:00 am: Bus Departs for Howard University
9:00-9:30 Arrive at Howard University
10:00-11:30 Open House Program
11:30-12:00 HU Fair
12:00 Lunch
1:00-3:00 Football Game
3:00-4:00pm Visit to the Campus Bookstore
4:00 Depart for Richmond, VA
6:00-6:30 pm Arrive at Walmart in Richmond
UVA Society of Women Engineers High School Visitation Program for Fall 2018
Want to see if Engineering is right for you?
The Society of Women Engineers at the University of Virginia invites you to apply for a
place in our High School Visitation Program taking place October 22, 2018.
The program gives young women a comprehensive look at engineering fields and at UVA’s engineering curriculum through informative speakers and hands-on design activities. Some of the events throughout the day are:
● Design Activity
● Majors Fair
● Scavenger Hunt around Grounds
● Lab and Dorm Tours
● Professional Panel
● Tour of UVA
How to apply:
The application to apply for Spring High School Visitation can be found at our website:
www.virginiaswe.org/hsv
VCU Health Sciences Pipeline Opportunities:
VCU is offering programs for high school student to explore dental professions, physical therapy, or other medical professions. If you are interested go to this website for more information! https://dhsd.vcu.edu/pipeline-programs/high-school/
There has been a date change to the High School to Health Care (HS2HC) program scheduled for this Saturday, September 15. The new date is Saturday, December 1, and all students who registered for the previous date are automatically enrolled for the new one. Please share the attached updated flyer with your students so that they can continue to register for the new date.
We are also currently accepting applications for our other health science academic-year programs such as VCU Dental Scholars and Project ACEe will open in November. These programs take place after school on the VCU Health Campus. Details and eligible grades levels for each program is available on our website: dhsd.vcu.edu.
