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ushyee student chapter internships
"I
am taking a semester off before starting my graduate studies, and am currently working with U.S. Hispanic Youth Entrepreneur
Education (USHYEE) right here in Baltimore. I, along with two other interns, work directly with these marginalized Hispanic
high school students in a voluntary after-school program at these schools. We stress what we like to refer to as H.C.L. or,
High School, College, and Leadership. So many students have already thanked us profusely for helping them with their futures,
and have told us that since joining USHYEE their grades have gone up, their attendance has gone up, and they no longer feel
the need or desire to drop out of school or not move on to college. Comments like these constantly remind us that we are not
only interns for an organization that runs an after-school program for Hispanic youth, but we are also the mentors for these
amazing students. What a fantastic responsibility!" UMBC
graduate Danielle Viens-Payne (B.A., December 2010)
INTERNSHIPS The purpose of the internship program is to identify and develop
leaders from Maryland schools. The student will work as part of a cohort and will assist USHYEE recruit Hispanic high school
students for the Achieve Forum, the Maryland Hispanic Youth Symposium and other programs.
The students will be responsible for the following: - Help recruit Hispanic high school students to enroll in USHYEE’s Programs
- Assist in collecting pre and post assessment data
- Assist in identifying and selecting future interns
- Help identify potential funding sources
- Learn how to write grants
- Assist
with USHYEE Programs
For
more information please contact Luis Borunda, luis@ushyee.org
USHYEE Chapter Student Intern Job Description
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