AI for Business - Weekend Program for High School Students - SKEMA Business School - Centennial Campus NCSU

 SKEMA Business School is offering an AI for Business Weekend Program for high school students Nov 23^rd-24^th.

 

SKEMA partners with the NCSU Poole School of Management for a joint undergraduate degree in Business and is located on the Centennial Campus in Raleigh NC.

 

This weekend program at SKEMA Business School is currently recruiting high schools students for the AI for Business program. Please pass on and share!

 

• Weekend Program: AI for BUSINESS– November 23^rd-24th (Saturday and Sunday, 9am-4pm)– PDF Attached.
• Cost: $165 Lunch Included – NCSTATE Dining Hall
• Location: SKEMA Business School at NC State Centennial Campus
• Sign Up Link: HERE

Continuando Mi Camino will take place on October 26 from 12-4 p.m.

 

About | Sobre

Continuando Mi Camino is a bilingual (English/Spanish) postsecondary exploration event for middle and high school students and their families. The event will feature colleges/universities, community-based organizations, employment opportunities, and guest speakers for participants to start planning for their futures and learn about the resources available to them. Continuando Mi Camino is hosted by Game Plan: College in collaboration with LatinxEd & UNC Greensboro.

This event is intended to be fully in Spanish/bilingual. Open to anyone in the community, and completely free!

Partners

LatinxEd is an educational initiative in NC providing targeted, multi-year support to Latinx students and immigrant families striving for higher education and greater opportunity in a state that has the sixth fastest growing Latinx population and the seventh largest Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) population in the nation.

UNC Greensboro is consistently named among the best universities in the U.S. As one of the largest schools in NC, their students are given the resources they need to forge a meaningful path throughout their 4 years on campus. 

This year, Continuando Mi Camino will be hosted during NC Free College Application Week. There will be a College Foundation of NC (CFNC) representative present to assist current seniors interested in applying to participating colleges/universities.

REGISTER HERE

Elon University Emerging Journalism Program

 Any HS student who is interested in a career in Journalism is encouraged to check out the in Elon University Emerging Journalists Program! This is an ideal opportunity for high school students to explore what it means to be a journalist, to report and to produce news that informs communities. Applications are now open, and students may apply for our virtual sessions only or for both the virtual component and the on-campus summer experience, scheduled for June 16-27, 2025, at Elon. This on-campus residential learning workshop is open to students from diverse socio-economic, racial and ethnic backgrounds. And, again, it’s completely free. EJP pays for students’ travel, lodging, meals and instructional materials.

Find out more, and apply HERE

The CSS Profile is open

 

                         

     What is the CSS Profile?

• The CSS Profile is an online application used by colleges and scholarship programs to award non-federal institutional aid. ( For federal aid you must complete the FAFSA.)
• Most students complete the application in their senior year of high school starting on October 1. Schools may have different deadlines - be sure to check with each school you are applying to.
• Check your colleges’ information to determine whether they require the CSS Profile. A list of participating school is available online. Some schools may also require divorced or separated parents to complete separate applications.
• The CSS Profile may only be submitted through the sign on link available at cssprofile.org. Learn more about submitting your application on our CSS Profile Application Page.

VAHS Service Club "Light The Night" Fundraising Page

Please join the VAHS Service Club in bringing light to the darkness of cancer! We are forming a fundraising walk team for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's (LLS) Light The Night. Register today HERE to join our team or make a donation and help fund cancer cures!

By donating today, you can help children like Ben. In 2019, at four years old, he was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL). Though there were many difficulties along the way, he finished treatment in June of 2022 and has returned to school. Now that he’s done with treatment, Ben spends more time with friends, and says he’s looking forward to all sorts of adventures out in the world! 

Funds raised through Light The Night allow LLS to fund treatments for patients who are suffering from all forms of blood cancers. LLS has helped fund over 70% of FDA-approved blood cancer treatments since 2016.

Help defeat the darkness of cancer. Please donate today to continue to help patients and their families across the country!