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Religious Liberty Essay Scholarship Contest
Students can win up to $2,000 for college by writing an essay discussing whether public school calendars should accommodate religious holidays in the 2018 Religious Liberty Essay Scholarship Contest. Please talk to your English or History-Social Science teacher if you plan to enter and consult the website for the essay prompt and competition details. The competition is sponsored by the Baptist Joint Committee.
Entries must be postmarked by March 9, 2018.
Grand prize includes a trip to Washington, D.C. in the fall.
1st prize: $2,000 scholarship and DC trip; 2nd: $1,000; 3rd: $500
bjconline.org/Contest/
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Women’s Community Leadership Network and Commission on the Status of Women
Social Media Coordinator Christa Bigue, County of San Mateo AGENCY Join Supervisor Carole Groom, the Women’s Community Leadership Network and Commission on the Status of Women on Feb. 3 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Foster City for a workshop for women on the basics of running a campaign for elected office. Whether you are considering a future run for city, school board, county or special districts, or are planning to work on a local campaign, this workshop is an introduction to what it's like and what to consider. Advanced registration is required at https://2018Campaign.bpt.me. $20 to attend. Limited seating.
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Scholarship Application for Girls in Engineering Summer Camp
UC Berkeley’s Girls in Engineering program is actively recruiting applicants in 5th, 6th, or 7th grade who are interesting in eligible for our need-based scholarships.
Who: Middle School
When: 4 Sessions: June 18-22, June 25-29, July 9-13, July 16-20
Where: UC Berkeley Campus
http://girlsinengineering.berkeley.edu/index.html
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Doodle 4 Google Art Submission
Let the doodling begin Students in grades K-12 are invited to take part in the 2018 Doodle 4 Google contest, and create an uplifting doodle that tells the world “What inspires me.” From crayons to clay, graphic design, or even food, young artists can utilize any materials to bring their creation to life. Like all Google Doodles, each doodle must incorporate the letters G-o-o-g-l-e. One national winner will receive a $30,000 college scholarship, a $50,000 technology package for their school/non-profit organization, and a behind-the-scenes experience with the Doodle team to transform their Doodle into an interactive experience on Google.com. The contest is open for entries from January 8th – March 2nd, 2018 – only 8 short weeks!
https://doodles.google.com/d4g/
Email [email protected] for more information.
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Emotional Regulation and Eating Disorder Study at Stanford University
Do you know someone with irregular eating behaviors? As a part of a new research study, Stanford University is exploring the connection between emotions and eating in adolescent girls. If you are a female between the ages of 15-18, and either do or do not engage in binge eating and/or purge behaviors, we would love to include you in our work! The study requires 2 visits, 1-2 hours each, and you will be paid $100 for your participation. Due to the machine used in this study, we cannot have participants with metal implants or non-removable metal hardware. If you would like to join the study or learn more, contact [email protected] or call (650)-723-5521. Participant’s rights questions, contact 1-866-680-2906.
High school students (15-18 years old)
When: two 1-2 hour visits to Stanford (flexible)
Where: Stanford University
Earn $100 by participating in an emotional regulation study on Stanford campus! All you have to do is complete two visits. Other than being an adolescent female between ages 15-18, there are no other prerequisites.
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She.codes
She.codes is a series of 3 workshops, affiliated with NCWIT AspireIT, where you can learn website design, app making, and Python programming.
In each session, we’ll be going in-depth, code interactively, and develop a creative project impacting society. It’s free with swag and prizes, educational, and lots of fun! If you have any questions, contact us at [email protected].
Who: Grades 6-9
When: January 7, 21, and 28, 2018, 9am-4pm
Where: San Jose Village Square Library and Evergreen Library
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Volunteer at Doggie Protective Services
http://www.dpsrescue.org/volunteer/
Help with dog adoption events at DPS. DPS is a volunteer run dog rescue organization that gets abandoned dogs from kill shelters and meat markets and places them into foster homes until they find a forever home.
During adoptions, you do a combination of talking to potential adopters, cleaning up after the dogs, cleaning the van, playing with dogs, and sitting with the puppies. You also walk the dogs and put them in their pens.
The events are normally from 10am to 5pm on Saturdays, and 11am to 5pm on Sundays. The events occur about every other week and you can choose what events you volunteer at.
This is only eligible for people over 14 years old.
Location: Palo Alto Pet Food Express
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Castilleja Red Cross Blood Drive
Castilleja School will be hosting a blood drive on Friday, January 26 in response to the increased need for blood due to the unusual number of natural disasters that have occurred in recent months. Here is what you need to know to register: To schedule your appointment or for more information visit redcrossblood.org and enter Sponsor Code: CASTILLEJA or call 1-800 RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767).
Click on the right arrow next to our school name to access registration times and create a Red Cross account.
If you have questions regarding your eligibility to donate blood, please call 1-866-236-3276.
16-year-old donors cannot register online.
You must turn in a signed American Red Cross "Parental Consent for Blood Donation" form (attached) to Ms. Magaña at the Front Desk in the Castilleja Admin Building, and we will register you manually.
Please staple a note to your signed form letting us know the times of day you would prefer to donate.
If you are under 18, you must fulfill a weight requirement.
Juniors and chaperones participating in Global Investigator Trips: Unfortunately, many of you will not be eligible to donate blood for one year due to your travel destinations. Here are the details:
CHINA: Not eligible to donate for one year. DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: Not eligible to donate for one year. INDIA: Eligible to donate.
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Pixelhacks II
PixelHacks was founded as the Silicon Valley's first all-female high school hackathon to encourage high school girls to solve problems they face in their community using technology.
PixelHacks II is a free, two-day hackathon for high school women of all programming experiences and backgrounds. There will be many workshops, industry mentors, a women-in-tech panel, a ton of food, activities, cool prizes, and lots of awesome swag - all with support from companies like Snapchat, Slack, Twitter, Hi-Chew, and Yelp!
When: January 27-28, 2018
Where: Medallia Inc. in San Mateo, CA. (It is right next to a Caltrain station)
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Global Youth Summit on the Future of Medicine
Brandeis University proudly convenes the annual Global Youth Summit on the Future of Medicine from June 24–June 30, 2018. Castilleja has the opportunity to nominate a small group of students to represent us at the 2018 Summit. (Students may also apply directly to the program.)
Last year, delegates visited Boston's top medical schools, research institutes, and hospitals and were able to interact with some of the most accomplished leaders in the field of medicine. At the culminating Summit symposium, delegates offered formal presentations of proposed solutions to medical problems before a panel of experts, an event you would be more likely to find among opportunities afforded to doctoral candidates.
Please contact Ms. McColgan by January 22 if you are interested in being nominated. (Regular applications are due in April.)
http://www.brandeis.edu/precollege/global-youth-summit/about/index.html
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She Started It
Come to a screening of "She Started It", a documentary following 5 female founders towards startup success. Official trailer here: https://youtu.be/hcGGrUx666s
Following the documentary, there will be a panel of female entrepreneurs and VCs who are champions of women in Silicon Valley, as well as time for networking. Please join us for an evening celebrating the amazing work women are doing in the technology.
Where: SHP, Campbell Theater, 150 Valparaiso Ave., Atherton, California
When: Friday, February 9, 2018, 6:30 PM – 9:00 PM; Door opens at 6:30pm. Movie starts at 7pm.
Contact [email protected] for more information!
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StreetCode Academy
StreetCode Academy is offering free technology classes in coding, entrepreneurship, and design! Register now at www.streetcode.us. Our classes will kick off on Tuesday, January 16th, 6pm and subsequently run every Monday and Wednesday from 6-8:30pm at 1195 Hamilton Court, Menlo Park, CA (on the campus of Facebook). Classes are for underrepresented students of color of all ages (4 yrs old - 80 years old), and our offerings this quarter include: Blockchain // Intro to Hack (Coding) // App Dev // Web Design // Next-Level Programming // StreetCode Hack Accelerator // Tech Exposure // Junior Games // Youth Computing Exposure // Intro to Hustle: Taking it To the Street — How to Build A Business // Design Makerspace // Video Design
When: Every Monday and Wednesday from 6-8:30pm
Where: 1195 Hamilton Court, Menlo Park, CA (on the campus of Facebook)
Who: Middle School, High School, Alumnae, underrepresented students of color of all ages (4 yrs old - 80 years old)
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Stanford Institutes of Medicine Summer Research Program
SIMR is an 8-week summer internship program (June 11 - Aug 2) open to high school juniors and seniors. The program consists of hands-on research under the direct guidance of a one-on-one mentor at a top class lab within the Institutes of Medicine at Stanford University as well as select departments. Students applying to the program can choose from our eight areas of research (institutes). After being accepted, they are then assigned to a specific institute based on their choices. To learn more about each institute and the research involved, click on the links to the department websites below on http://simr.stanford.edu/program-information.html. Another option students in SIMR have is participating in the bioengineering bootcamp. This is a hands-on learning experience in bioengineering that does not involve a lab research component.
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Bluestamp Engineering
At BlueStamp, our goal is to inspire students to learn what it is like to be an engineer through real experiences. Similar to a real engineer, each student documents his/her creative journey through a personal online portfolio with videos, technical descriptions of the work, milestones, and blog postings that are subsequently compiled into a single web page. BlueStamp Engineering Information | PA 2018 Dates: 6 weeks running from 6/11/18 - 7/20/18 (weekdays only, 7/4 excepted) Times: Choose morning (8:30a-1:00p) OR afternoon (12:30p - 5:00p) session Location: Fairmeadow School, 500 E. Meadow Drive, Palo Alto, CA Class size: ~10-14 students/session, with ~1:3 instructor-to-student ratio Deliverables: Students retain all projects to showcase on college/job interviews along with personal video and website portfolio hosted on the BSE website. Admissions: Students must submit an application, and will then be contacted for an in person or skype interview before receiving an admissions decision. More about BlueStamp Engineering No textbooks, No tests! BSE students spend the majority of their time building projects with support from BSE instructors from electrical, computer, and mechanical engineering. Guest speakers: Students will hear from field engineers and start-up entrepreneurs from companies such as Apple, Google, Tesla, SpaceX, etc. Students are encouraged to inquire about internship opportunities with all speakers. Positive accolades: Students have been featured on cable tv and national news outlets. The program founders were invited to discuss BlueStamp at TedX, Podcast: “You Can’t Make Money Taking Tests”, and Engineering Commons. Tuition: $3,900 - includes all parts, materials, tools, and instruction. Students keep all projects. Financial aid, payment plans and fundraising opportunities are available. Just looking for an intro? BSE offers an abbreviated 2-week program. Details here.
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Girl Scouts NorCal Camp Counselor Positions
http://www.camprocks.org/work-camp
Each year, we hire over 200 individuals from all over the United States and around the world. GSNorCal camps are designed to provide a unique atmosphere where girls are respected, nurtured, challenged, and empowered. Under the guidance of our staff, campers participate in activities that build self-esteem, develop skills, increase knowledge, enhance teamwork and cooperative behaviors, and of course have fun! We value the role staff members play in bringing the camp mission to life. Working as a team, we create a supportive environment that respects each child as an individual and allows them to feel good about who they are. We are looking for individuals who share this commitment to making a difference in the lives of girls! If you or someone you know would like to join our camp community this summer, learn more about the application process, here. If you are interested in volunteering, contact: [email protected]. Specific Roles: -Horseback Riding Specialists (Both English and Western Riders, and riders with Vaulting experience) -Counselors -Lifeguard -Art Specialist -Belay Specialist
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Stanford Women in Business Young Women’s Leadership Summit
http://www.stanfordwomeninbusiness.com/
This year, the Summit will be geared specifically toward woman-identifying high school freshmen and sophomore students to provide them a broader sense of the business world. Students will have the opportunity to hear from inspiring speakers including Sarah Dubbeldam, editor, founder, and author of Darling Magazine, Gina Bianchini, CEO of Mighty Networks and CEO of Ning, and various Stanford student entrepreneurs. Additionally, students will engage in workshops throughout the day to learn professional development skills such as pitching and self-branding. Summit will also serve as a wonderful opportunity for students to learn more about a specific business-related area of interest, such as entrepreneurship, finance, marketing, or philanthropy.
Attendance is free and registration is first come, first served: https://goo.gl/forms/oO1Xf7YsLqkU8MG02
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