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Local Nonprofit Launches Student Fellowship Program

  • Rachel Dahl
  • 09/22/2020 05:00 AM (update 04/11/2023 01:53 AM)
  • Source: LEAD On
Local Nonprofit Launches Student Fellowship Program

LEAD On, a local nonprofit serving Churchill County youth since 2017, has launched an innovative fellowship program for high school students.

 

“Our goal is to empower Churchill County youth,” said LEAD On President Monica Davis. “The LEAD On Fellowship will pair students with a mentor, help them complete a passion project, and connect fellows with their peers and community leaders.”

 

According to the LEAD On website: “The LEAD On Fellowship is a premier leadership, education, awareness, and development program in Churchill County. The fellowship is cohort centered and consists of high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors from both Oasis Academy and Churchill County High School.”

Fellows can apply themselves or be nominated by someone other than family. All applicants and nominated students will have a short informal interview to assess program fit. The LEAD On Selection Committee will announce and notify all who engage with this opportunity by October 9, 2020.

Nominations and applications close October 1, 2020. Please contact Monica Davis at [email protected] with any inquires.

Learn more about the LEAD On and their new fellowship program by visiting their website: https://leadonnevada.org/lead-on-fellowship-program

 

 

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