Tuesday, April 18, 2023

46th Annual NACAC New York City College Fair

NACAC’s upcoming National College Fair on Sunday, April 23 that will take place at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center. This is a great opportunity for you and your students to connect face-to-face with representatives from hundreds of colleges and universities. NACAC will also be offering special STEM and Performing and Visual Arts - focused areas at this fair. All high school students, transfer students, and families are welcome to register for this complimentary event

Date and Times:
Sunday, April 23
12:00pm - 4:00pm ET

Location:
Jacob K. Javits Convention Center
429 11th Ave
New York, NY 10001


Exhibitors:
View the list of colleges and universities exhibiting at this event.

Register now and meet face-to-face with representatives from colleges and universities this weekend.


Rutgers University: Reading & Writing/College Prep Programs


These programs are offered through the Rutgers University Division of Continuing Studies. Programs are taught by instructors from the Institute of Reading Development. Tuition varies by program level. Please ask about our family discount. 

This summer, classes are offered online OR on-campus at Rutgers University in New Brunswick or Newark. All programs meet once a week.  

 

Tuesday, April 4, 2023

Teen Mental Health & Anxiety with Lynn Lyons - Free event!

Challenge Success is hosting a free virtual event on April 19th with licensed psychotherapist, Lynn Lyons, on teen mental health and anxiety. If you’re not familiar with Lynn’s work, she’s quite spectacular, and it’s sure to be a timely and useful event for parents and educators.

We are trying to get the word out to support teen mental health. Please feel free to share this with your school community. Other districts and schools have shared it out via social posts, newsletter, and email.


Below, I've included a linked media kit for the event that has blurbs for social posts, newsletters, and direct emails as well as a link to images. If you have any questions or need different sized images, please let me know.


Mental Health on Purpose with Lynn Lyons (FREE EVENT) - April 19th, 2023


Other Upcoming Events with Challenge Success



Monday, April 3, 2023

Exciting Summer Programs at Fordham

FORDHAM SUMMER PRE-COLLEGE PROGRAM

July 5- August 7

  • The Pre-College program is a selective program designed to provide you with experience, connections, and knowledge from participation in an undergraduate college course. 
  • Select college-level courses are available to Fordham’s Pre-College scholars and allow students the chance to earn college credits while sharing the classroom with current undergraduates and Fordham faculty.

FORDHAM REAL ESTATE INSTITUTE SUMMER HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM

GABELLI SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

CENTER FOR COMMUNITY ENGAGED LEARNING

I hope you'll share these incredible course opportunities with your students.

John Carroll University Young Writers Workshop Summer 2023

 


John Carroll University

Dear Grace,

The John Carroll University Young Writers Workshop (YWW), a week-long summer camp at John Carroll University, offers in person, online, and overnight options, so students from all over the country can experience inspiring and rigorous creative writing! This year's workshop takes place from Monday, July 24 to Friday, July 28, 2023. The cost for the day-only option is $380; the residential option is $980. Early bird rates and some scholarships are available. The application deadline for the workshop is May 1, 2023. For more information about the JCU YWW, please visit sites.jcu.edu/yww.

In the JCU YWW, students in grades 8-12 participate in an immersive writing experience in the craft of fiction, non-fiction, and poetry. Studying with acclaimed professors, students read, engage in writing exercises, workshop their stories and poems, and experience a pre-college environment. They also compose new work, which will be published in our annual anthology. The last day of camp features a reception and reading by the Young Writers. Here's a video about our program.
As a writer of nine books, I have always sought the company of other writers to improve my craft. Community is essential to my experience of being a writer. I founded the YWW in 2010 because I believed that high school writers also craved a space to read, write, and share their work -- with established writers and peers. Mentorship and community provide the kindling for the writer's fiery desire to write great stories and poems. The alums of the YWW have proved me right! For more information about my work, check out this site

Email me at pmetres@jcu.edu or call 216-556-1101 or our contact Graduate Coordinator, Megan Connor at 216-397-1911 with any questions. Join our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/jcuyoungwriters

Happy writing!