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As a STEM Workshop Host, you facilitate an engaging, inclusive, and educational experience for all participants. Your role involves careful planning and preparation, collaborating with the organizing team to develop a detailed agenda, and ensuring all necessary equipment and materials function properly. During the workshop, you will lead sessions, guiding participants through hands-on activities, experiments, and discussions while explaining complex STEM concepts in a clear and accessible manner. Fostering an interactive and collaborative learning environment and encouraging questions, participation, and teamwork are crucial.

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Are you a business professional passionate about mentoring future leaders? Join us at the ORDECA State Career Development Conference and make a significant impact by volunteering as a competitive events judge.

Dates: Sunday February 23, 2025 Noon – 5pm; Monday February 24, 2025 8am – 4pm; Tuesday February 25, 2025 8am – 4pm

Location: Holiday Inn Columbia Riverfront – Portland, OR

Your expertise will help high school student members showcase their business acumen and leadership skills. Sign up today and be a part of their journey to success! Visit our website to learn more and take the first step towards making a lasting impact: Be our members HERO!

https://oregondeca.org/judge/

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Sunday February 23	no limit	n/a	n/a
Monday February 24	no limit	n/a	n/a
Tuesday February 25	no limit	n/a	n/a

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Are you interested in mentoring a high school student or learning more about mentoring? Support our mission to ensure all CAST students graduate with a meaningful mentorship experience. Start by joining us for CAST Schools Speed Mentor Match Day, a community event where you'll have the opportunity to meet with 10th-grade students to find a mentee for this upcoming school year. Sharing your experiences can unlock multiple opportunities for our future leaders. Located downtown in two freshly-renovated buildings on the former campus of Fox Tech High School, CAST Tech works hand-in-hand with industry partners to prepare students for careers in technology and business, fields where the demand is high for talented workers.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Speed Mentoring & 24 -25 School Year	no limit	n/a	n/a

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Are you interested in mentoring a high school student or learning more about mentoring? Support our mission to ensure all CAST students graduate with a meaningful mentorship experience. Start by joining us for CAST Schools Speed Mentor Match Day, a community event where you'll have the opportunity to meet with 10th-grade students to find a mentee for this upcoming school year. Sharing your experiences can unlock multiple opportunities for our future leaders. CAST STEM High School is San Antonio’s #1 engineering school on the south side. The public high school, created in partnership with Southwest ISD, CAST Schools, and Palo Alto College, serves approximately 200 9th through 12th-grade students from across the greater San Antonio region and emphasizes preparing students for high-demand, high-wage jobs in engineering, advanced manufacturing, and global logistics.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Speed Mentoring & 24 -25 School Year	no limit	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

Are you interested in mentoring a high school student or learning more about mentoring? Support our mission to ensure all CAST students graduate with a meaningful mentorship experience. Start by joining us for CAST Schools Speed Mentor Match Day, a community event where you'll have the opportunity to meet with 10th-grade students to find a mentee for this upcoming school year. Sharing your experiences can unlock multiple opportunities for our future leaders. Created in partnership with East Central ISD and CAST Schools Network, CAST Lead is an in-district choice high school serving 8th through 12th grade students that focuses on career and college readiness in the areas of retail and business management, e-commerce, hospitality and tourism and agribusiness.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Speed Mentoring & 24 -25 School Year	no limit	n/a	n/a

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Are you interested in mentoring a high school student or learning more about mentoring? Support our mission to ensure all CAST students graduate with a meaningful mentorship experience. Start by joining us for CAST Schools Speed Mentor Match Day, a community event where you'll have the opportunity to meet with 10th-grade students to find a mentee for this upcoming school year. Sharing your experiences can unlock multiple opportunities for our future leaders. ALA provides 21st-century opportunities within a caring and open community and fosters a depth of thinking, problem-solving, creative design, and real-world applications. Students develop deep content knowledge and cutting-edge learning skills to prepare them for any and all futures they can envision.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	no limit	n/a	n/a

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As a STEM Professional volunteer you will partner with a K-8 educator for the 2024-2025 school year to engage students monthly (about 2-4 hours/month) and get them interested in STEM. Science ATL with pair you with one of our school partners for the year. We work with schools where many students do not have exposure to STEM learning opportunities. Through your passion for STEM, you will create lessons alongside your partner teacher that get students interested in your career, your STEM industry, and general STEM field. You will impact students at local Atlanta schools to gain an interest in STEM and for many, provide their first exposure to your STEM field and career opportunity.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
2024-2025 STEM Professional Classroom Presenter	30	n/a	n/a
Imagining the Future Day STEM Pro Presenter	25	n/a	n/a

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We are constantly looking to grow and develop our teachers to better support the students in the classroom. If you are able to provide any technical or educational support to provide as professional development for our teachers or parents, please contact us!

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At Chino High School's 77th Cavalry Band Review and Invitational, approximately 60 school bands will perform in parade and/or field show competitions. Every year, we host approximately 10,000 performers and spectators in our school stadium. This is our programs largest fundraiser, and is important because it helps fund music education for our students. Our band consists of approximately 130 musicians and pageantry performers who come from predominantly minority and lower socio-economic backgrounds and strive for musical excellence as well as academic success. Our program instills teamwork, determination, pride, and respect in our students. We need help making this event a success.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	15	n/a	n/a

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Rainier Athletes' (RA) mission is to affirm our youth’s sense of purpose and belonging by intentionally connecting their core community of teachers, coaches, families, and mentors.

Rainier Athletes is a long-term mentoring organization that begins walking alongside students and their families in 4th grade and continues through high school graduation and beyond. Each student is matched with a dedicated mentor who meets with them weekly, fully sponsored to participate in year round sports and activities, and supported as they explore and advocate for their unique identity.

No experience with sports, mentoring, or working with youth is required. Trainings are held throughout the year and you’ll have support from our dedicated team whenever you need it.

RA students are not just athletes, but are also artists, activists, engineers, and up-and-coming philosophers. Their passions are a way that we engage in a deeper conversation with them and their supporters. So no, you don’t have to love sports! RA mentors are volunteers with diverse backgrounds, skill sets, and interests.

Volunteer mentors meet with their mentee once a week at the mentee’s school. After check-ins, mentors share a report with their mentee’s family, teachers, and coaches. RA mentors are bridge builders, strengthening relationships beyond their one-on-one connection to the student by uniting the student’s entire Core Community of supporters. We call this approach ONE Team Mentoring!

Mentors typically spend 1 hour per week between meeting with the student, and communicating with their parents, teachers, etc. We ask mentors to commit for at least one full school year.

Check-ins are typically held on Thursdays or Friday afternoons. The level of involvement outside of weekly check-ins is up to you. Mentors rave about the extra time they spend attending activities like sports games and milestones like birthday parties, graduations, and quinceañeras.

To learn more and get started, visit https://www.rainierathletes.org/mentors.