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Leadership Development Program
9th –11th Graders
This program is designed to help teens in high school (9th grade – 11th grade) navigate their self and professional development during their youth. The projected program outcomes for participants are to help them gain confidence and leadership skills to aid them in their educational and professional endeavors. We encourage and help our participants to actively work on their interpersonal relationship skills as well as their public speaking skills. Additionally, participants will get a chance to build their professional portfolios (resumes and cover letters), work on special projects for special days (ex: Earth Day or IlluminOdyssey), learn leadership skills such as goals setting and teamwork, and network with different STEAM professionals and college students pursuing STEAM careers.
Time Commitment: Saturdays starting from January – May and 120 hours during the summer
FAQs
Who can participate?
All 9th – 11th grade high school students in the Bay Area are welcome to apply.
All STEMCorps programs aim to amplify voices and empower youth from historically underrepresented STEM groups such as those who identify as women and/or Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC).
Why choose CuriOdyssey’s STEMCorps program?
CuriOdyssey is a unique museum and AZA zoo located in Coyote Point Regional Park. With an incredible location and breathtaking views, this high school program will allow participants opportunities to connect with outdoor and indoor spaces. Participants will have access to resources for them to take charge of their STEM education and career exploration. Program participants will develop leadership & critical thinking skills by meeting STEM professionals and college students while also providing volunteer service hours and hands-on experience in a museum and zoo setting.