Week of Jun 23rd
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WisCorps American Sign Language Crew
WisCorps American Sign Language Crew
All day
June 14, 2019 – July 12, 2019Live, work, and play outside while completing projects that help the environment.
Each WisCorps crew is made up of two Crew Leaders and 4-6 Deaf/HOH corps members.
Qualifications:
- 18-25 years old
- Work hard as part of a team
- Self-motivated & confident
- Relish rugged working conditions
- Passionate about the outdoors, the environment, or conservation
For the application and more information, check out: wiscorps.org/asl
Bison Brainiacs CampBison Brainiacs Camp
All day
June 23, 2019 – June 30, 2019
Explore the world of science, technology, and communication engineering at Gallaudet University - AT NO COST!
A camp valued at $750 is now FREE thanks to the sponsorship of the Northrop Grumman Foundation.
Grab this wonderful opportunity before all 12 spots are filled up.
A camp for aspiring scientists and tech-savvy high school students!
Here’s what you’ll do!
- Perform hands-on chemistry experiments.
- Explore the Anacostia (aka The Forgotten River) and research the health of its ecosystem.
- Play with innovative technologies such as 3D printing.
- Participate in an exciting Science Decathlon!
Program fee: $750 (limited scholarships available)
Who can attend? Deaf and hard of hearing students who will be in the 9th–12th grades in the fall of 2019.
How to qualify?
- Must be enrolled in standard or general high school diploma track program.
- Good grades in science and technology courses.
- Carry a cumulative GPA of 2.75 or above.
Gallaudet University800 Florida Avenue, NEWashington, DC 20002Discover Your Future CampDiscover Your Future Camp
All day
June 23, 2019 – June 30, 2019
Designed for students who want to learn more about themselves, their skills, and potential careers.
Here’s what you’ll do!
- Self discovery and outdoor activities to help you develop leadership, teamwork, and self-confidence.
- Outdoor activities to help you develop leadership, teamwork, and self-confidence.
- Take assessments designed to help you, your parents, and your Vocational Rehabilitation/Department of Rehabilitation (VR/DOR) counselors learn more about your strengths, areas of improvement, values, interests, and potential careers.
- Develop a transition portfolio with our support for you to bring home to your families, schools, and VR/DOR counselors.
- Choose an area of focus from three possible tracks for afternoon sessions: DeafBiz, Blackbox Theatre, or ACT Prep.
Program fee: $750 (limited scholarships available)
Who can attend? Deaf and hard of hearing students who will be in the 10th–12th grades in the fall of 2019.
How to qualify?
- Must be enrolled in standard or general high school diploma track program.
- Carry a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or above.
- Recommendation letter from teacher or career counselor.
Bonus!
- Six Flags
- Gallaudet
- Washington, D.C.
Gallaudet University800 Florida Avenue, NEWashington, DC 20002Immerse Into ASL CampImmerse Into ASL Camp
All day
June 23, 2019 – June 30, 2019
Join an exciting camp in which deaf and hard of hearing campers will immerse into American Sign
Language (ASL). You will learn ASL from instructors and camp counselors who are also deaf and hard of hearing. This camp is designed for new signers who are at the beginning or intermediate level.Here’s what you’ll do!
- Learn a new language or improve your budding ASL skills with the help of teachers and camp counselors.
- Participate in self-discovery activities designed to help you learn more about yourself.
- Join outdoor activities including a ropes course to help you develop leadership, teamwork, and self-confidence.
Program fee: $750 (limited scholarships available)
Who can attend? Deaf and hard of hearing students who will be in the 10th–12th grades in the fall of 2019.
How to qualify? Must be enrolled in standard or general high school diploma track program.
Bonus!
- Six Flags
- Gallaudet
- Washington, D.C.
Gallaudet University800 Florida Avenue, NEWashington, DC 20002Midwest Transition Institute for Youth who are DeafBlindMidwest Transition Institute for Youth who are DeafBlind
All day
June 23, 2019 – June 26, 2019
Land of 10,000 Opportunities
Registration will open on 2/18/19 and close on 4/19/19.
The Minnesota DeafBlind Project is hosting the third Annual Midwest Transition Institute along with nine other State DeafBlind Projects.
Who can participate?
Any teen or young adult with deafblindness ages 16 through 22 who is on a career path to work, technical school, or college is invited to participate. Participants must have both vision and hearing loss and a formal communication system.
What is the purpose of the Institute?
Through the Institute, ten State DB Projects are supporting youth who are DeafBlind including their families to:
- Plan for the future by being more self-aware
- Develop friendships by learning to listen to others and engage thoughtfully
- Become strong self-advocates by setting goals, knowing how to request and accept help and develop intrinsic motivation to actively plan for their future.
Young adults will stay in a dorm, eat in a dining hall, meet in campus facilities and network with successful DB mentors and teens from across the Midwest. Youth will be encouraged to stay with their peers but parents will be in the same building.
Separate sessions are offered for parents. Each agenda incorporates presenters/mentors who are DeafBlind and who are positive role models to address topics related to:
- Transition
- Self-Determination
- Social Skills
- Self-Advocacy
Minnesota is working in collaboration with MN State Services for the Blind, National Center on Deaf-Blindness, Helen Keller National Center and State DeafBlind Projects in Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Missouri, Nebraska, Ohio, Oklahoma, Wisconsin.
What is the next step?
Contact Jenny at 608-356-2023 or jennifer.hudson-stanek@wesp-dhh.wi.gov for details and updates.
Visit the Institute’s Facebook page at: http://www.facebook.com/MidwestTransitionInstitute17/Funding for this grant activity is made possible with a grant from MN Department of Education. The source of the funds is from federal award – CFDA #84.326, “Special Education - Technical Assistance and Dissemination to Improve Services and Results for Children with Disabilities.” The contents of this publication (film, workshop, conference, activity, etc.) do not necessarily represent the policy of the federal Department of Education or the state Department of Education and you should not assume endorsement by the federal or state government.
Bethel University3900 Bethel DriveSt Paul, MN 55112Summer Family Picnic, WI Families for Hands & Voices, Parents Reaching OutSummer Family Picnic, WI Families for Hands & Voices, Parents Reaching Out
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June 23, 2019
Harriet Park151 Mary Lou StreetVerona, WI 53593 -
WisCorps American Sign Language Crew
WisCorps American Sign Language Crew
All day
June 14, 2019 – July 12, 2019Live, work, and play outside while completing projects that help the environment.
Each WisCorps crew is made up of two Crew Leaders and 4-6 Deaf/HOH corps members.
Qualifications:
- 18-25 years old
- Work hard as part of a team
- Self-motivated & confident
- Relish rugged working conditions
- Passionate about the outdoors, the environment, or conservation
For the application and more information, check out: wiscorps.org/asl
Bison Brainiacs CampBison Brainiacs Camp
All day
June 23, 2019 – June 30, 2019Explore the world of science, technology, and communication engineering at Gallaudet University - AT NO COST!
A camp valued at $750 is now FREE thanks to the sponsorship of the Northrop Grumman Foundation.
Grab this wonderful opportunity before all 12 spots are filled up.
A camp for aspiring scientists and tech-savvy high school students!
Here’s what you’ll do!
- Perform hands-on chemistry experiments.
- Explore the Anacostia (aka The Forgotten River) and research the health of its ecosystem.
- Play with innovative technologies such as 3D printing.
- Participate in an exciting Science Decathlon!
Program fee: $750 (limited scholarships available)
Who can attend? Deaf and hard of hearing students who will be in the 9th–12th grades in the fall of 2019.
How to qualify?
- Must be enrolled in standard or general high school diploma track program.
- Good grades in science and technology courses.
- Carry a cumulative GPA of 2.75 or above.
Gallaudet University800 Florida Avenue, NEWashington, DC 20002Discover Your Future CampDiscover Your Future Camp
All day
June 23, 2019 – June 30, 2019Designed for students who want to learn more about themselves, their skills, and potential careers.
Here’s what you’ll do!
- Self discovery and outdoor activities to help you develop leadership, teamwork, and self-confidence.
- Outdoor activities to help you develop leadership, teamwork, and self-confidence.
- Take assessments designed to help you, your parents, and your Vocational Rehabilitation/Department of Rehabilitation (VR/DOR) counselors learn more about your strengths, areas of improvement, values, interests, and potential careers.
- Develop a transition portfolio with our support for you to bring home to your families, schools, and VR/DOR counselors.
- Choose an area of focus from three possible tracks for afternoon sessions: DeafBiz, Blackbox Theatre, or ACT Prep.
Program fee: $750 (limited scholarships available)
Who can attend? Deaf and hard of hearing students who will be in the 10th–12th grades in the fall of 2019.
How to qualify?
- Must be enrolled in standard or general high school diploma track program.
- Carry a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or above.
- Recommendation letter from teacher or career counselor.
Bonus!
- Six Flags
- Gallaudet
- Washington, D.C.
Gallaudet University800 Florida Avenue, NEWashington, DC 20002Immerse Into ASL CampImmerse Into ASL Camp
All day
June 23, 2019 – June 30, 2019Join an exciting camp in which deaf and hard of hearing campers will immerse into American Sign
Language (ASL). You will learn ASL from instructors and camp counselors who are also deaf and hard of hearing. This camp is designed for new signers who are at the beginning or intermediate level.Here’s what you’ll do!
- Learn a new language or improve your budding ASL skills with the help of teachers and camp counselors.
- Participate in self-discovery activities designed to help you learn more about yourself.
- Join outdoor activities including a ropes course to help you develop leadership, teamwork, and self-confidence.
Program fee: $750 (limited scholarships available)
Who can attend? Deaf and hard of hearing students who will be in the 10th–12th grades in the fall of 2019.
How to qualify? Must be enrolled in standard or general high school diploma track program.
Bonus!
- Six Flags
- Gallaudet
- Washington, D.C.
Gallaudet University800 Florida Avenue, NEWashington, DC 20002Midwest Transition Institute for Youth who are DeafBlindMidwest Transition Institute for Youth who are DeafBlind
All day
June 23, 2019 – June 26, 2019Land of 10,000 Opportunities
Registration will open on 2/18/19 and close on 4/19/19.
The Minnesota DeafBlind Project is hosting the third Annual Midwest Transition Institute along with nine other State DeafBlind Projects.
Who can participate?
Any teen or young adult with deafblindness ages 16 through 22 who is on a career path to work, technical school, or college is invited to participate. Participants must have both vision and hearing loss and a formal communication system.
What is the purpose of the Institute?
Through the Institute, ten State DB Projects are supporting youth who are DeafBlind including their families to:
- Plan for the future by being more self-aware
- Develop friendships by learning to listen to others and engage thoughtfully
- Become strong self-advocates by setting goals, knowing how to request and accept help and develop intrinsic motivation to actively plan for their future.
Young adults will stay in a dorm, eat in a dining hall, meet in campus facilities and network with successful DB mentors and teens from across the Midwest. Youth will be encouraged to stay with their peers but parents will be in the same building.
Separate sessions are offered for parents. Each agenda incorporates presenters/mentors who are DeafBlind and who are positive role models to address topics related to:
- Transition
- Self-Determination
- Social Skills
- Self-Advocacy
Minnesota is working in collaboration with MN State Services for the Blind, National Center on Deaf-Blindness, Helen Keller National Center and State DeafBlind Projects in Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Missouri, Nebraska, Ohio, Oklahoma, Wisconsin.
What is the next step?
Contact Jenny at 608-356-2023 or jennifer.hudson-stanek@wesp-dhh.wi.gov for details and updates.
Visit the Institute’s Facebook page at: http://www.facebook.com/MidwestTransitionInstitute17/Funding for this grant activity is made possible with a grant from MN Department of Education. The source of the funds is from federal award – CFDA #84.326, “Special Education - Technical Assistance and Dissemination to Improve Services and Results for Children with Disabilities.” The contents of this publication (film, workshop, conference, activity, etc.) do not necessarily represent the policy of the federal Department of Education or the state Department of Education and you should not assume endorsement by the federal or state government.
Bethel University3900 Bethel DriveSt Paul, MN 55112Once Upon a Time Kid's Summer Book ClubOnce Upon a Time Kid's Summer Book Club
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June 24, 2019
HEAR Wisconsin -
WisCorps American Sign Language Crew
WisCorps American Sign Language Crew
All day
June 14, 2019 – July 12, 2019Live, work, and play outside while completing projects that help the environment.
Each WisCorps crew is made up of two Crew Leaders and 4-6 Deaf/HOH corps members.
Qualifications:
- 18-25 years old
- Work hard as part of a team
- Self-motivated & confident
- Relish rugged working conditions
- Passionate about the outdoors, the environment, or conservation
For the application and more information, check out: wiscorps.org/asl
Bison Brainiacs CampBison Brainiacs Camp
All day
June 23, 2019 – June 30, 2019Explore the world of science, technology, and communication engineering at Gallaudet University - AT NO COST!
A camp valued at $750 is now FREE thanks to the sponsorship of the Northrop Grumman Foundation.
Grab this wonderful opportunity before all 12 spots are filled up.
A camp for aspiring scientists and tech-savvy high school students!
Here’s what you’ll do!
- Perform hands-on chemistry experiments.
- Explore the Anacostia (aka The Forgotten River) and research the health of its ecosystem.
- Play with innovative technologies such as 3D printing.
- Participate in an exciting Science Decathlon!
Program fee: $750 (limited scholarships available)
Who can attend? Deaf and hard of hearing students who will be in the 9th–12th grades in the fall of 2019.
How to qualify?
- Must be enrolled in standard or general high school diploma track program.
- Good grades in science and technology courses.
- Carry a cumulative GPA of 2.75 or above.
Gallaudet University800 Florida Avenue, NEWashington, DC 20002Discover Your Future CampDiscover Your Future Camp
All day
June 23, 2019 – June 30, 2019Designed for students who want to learn more about themselves, their skills, and potential careers.
Here’s what you’ll do!
- Self discovery and outdoor activities to help you develop leadership, teamwork, and self-confidence.
- Outdoor activities to help you develop leadership, teamwork, and self-confidence.
- Take assessments designed to help you, your parents, and your Vocational Rehabilitation/Department of Rehabilitation (VR/DOR) counselors learn more about your strengths, areas of improvement, values, interests, and potential careers.
- Develop a transition portfolio with our support for you to bring home to your families, schools, and VR/DOR counselors.
- Choose an area of focus from three possible tracks for afternoon sessions: DeafBiz, Blackbox Theatre, or ACT Prep.
Program fee: $750 (limited scholarships available)
Who can attend? Deaf and hard of hearing students who will be in the 10th–12th grades in the fall of 2019.
How to qualify?
- Must be enrolled in standard or general high school diploma track program.
- Carry a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or above.
- Recommendation letter from teacher or career counselor.
Bonus!
- Six Flags
- Gallaudet
- Washington, D.C.
Gallaudet University800 Florida Avenue, NEWashington, DC 20002Immerse Into ASL CampImmerse Into ASL Camp
All day
June 23, 2019 – June 30, 2019Join an exciting camp in which deaf and hard of hearing campers will immerse into American Sign
Language (ASL). You will learn ASL from instructors and camp counselors who are also deaf and hard of hearing. This camp is designed for new signers who are at the beginning or intermediate level.Here’s what you’ll do!
- Learn a new language or improve your budding ASL skills with the help of teachers and camp counselors.
- Participate in self-discovery activities designed to help you learn more about yourself.
- Join outdoor activities including a ropes course to help you develop leadership, teamwork, and self-confidence.
Program fee: $750 (limited scholarships available)
Who can attend? Deaf and hard of hearing students who will be in the 10th–12th grades in the fall of 2019.
How to qualify? Must be enrolled in standard or general high school diploma track program.
Bonus!
- Six Flags
- Gallaudet
- Washington, D.C.
Gallaudet University800 Florida Avenue, NEWashington, DC 20002Midwest Transition Institute for Youth who are DeafBlindMidwest Transition Institute for Youth who are DeafBlind
All day
June 23, 2019 – June 26, 2019Land of 10,000 Opportunities
Registration will open on 2/18/19 and close on 4/19/19.
The Minnesota DeafBlind Project is hosting the third Annual Midwest Transition Institute along with nine other State DeafBlind Projects.
Who can participate?
Any teen or young adult with deafblindness ages 16 through 22 who is on a career path to work, technical school, or college is invited to participate. Participants must have both vision and hearing loss and a formal communication system.
What is the purpose of the Institute?
Through the Institute, ten State DB Projects are supporting youth who are DeafBlind including their families to:
- Plan for the future by being more self-aware
- Develop friendships by learning to listen to others and engage thoughtfully
- Become strong self-advocates by setting goals, knowing how to request and accept help and develop intrinsic motivation to actively plan for their future.
Young adults will stay in a dorm, eat in a dining hall, meet in campus facilities and network with successful DB mentors and teens from across the Midwest. Youth will be encouraged to stay with their peers but parents will be in the same building.
Separate sessions are offered for parents. Each agenda incorporates presenters/mentors who are DeafBlind and who are positive role models to address topics related to:
- Transition
- Self-Determination
- Social Skills
- Self-Advocacy
Minnesota is working in collaboration with MN State Services for the Blind, National Center on Deaf-Blindness, Helen Keller National Center and State DeafBlind Projects in Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Missouri, Nebraska, Ohio, Oklahoma, Wisconsin.
What is the next step?
Contact Jenny at 608-356-2023 or jennifer.hudson-stanek@wesp-dhh.wi.gov for details and updates.
Visit the Institute’s Facebook page at: http://www.facebook.com/MidwestTransitionInstitute17/Funding for this grant activity is made possible with a grant from MN Department of Education. The source of the funds is from federal award – CFDA #84.326, “Special Education - Technical Assistance and Dissemination to Improve Services and Results for Children with Disabilities.” The contents of this publication (film, workshop, conference, activity, etc.) do not necessarily represent the policy of the federal Department of Education or the state Department of Education and you should not assume endorsement by the federal or state government.
Bethel University3900 Bethel DriveSt Paul, MN 55112 -
WisCorps American Sign Language Crew
WisCorps American Sign Language Crew
All day
June 14, 2019 – July 12, 2019Live, work, and play outside while completing projects that help the environment.
Each WisCorps crew is made up of two Crew Leaders and 4-6 Deaf/HOH corps members.
Qualifications:
- 18-25 years old
- Work hard as part of a team
- Self-motivated & confident
- Relish rugged working conditions
- Passionate about the outdoors, the environment, or conservation
For the application and more information, check out: wiscorps.org/asl
Bison Brainiacs CampBison Brainiacs Camp
All day
June 23, 2019 – June 30, 2019Explore the world of science, technology, and communication engineering at Gallaudet University - AT NO COST!
A camp valued at $750 is now FREE thanks to the sponsorship of the Northrop Grumman Foundation.
Grab this wonderful opportunity before all 12 spots are filled up.
A camp for aspiring scientists and tech-savvy high school students!
Here’s what you’ll do!
- Perform hands-on chemistry experiments.
- Explore the Anacostia (aka The Forgotten River) and research the health of its ecosystem.
- Play with innovative technologies such as 3D printing.
- Participate in an exciting Science Decathlon!
Program fee: $750 (limited scholarships available)
Who can attend? Deaf and hard of hearing students who will be in the 9th–12th grades in the fall of 2019.
How to qualify?
- Must be enrolled in standard or general high school diploma track program.
- Good grades in science and technology courses.
- Carry a cumulative GPA of 2.75 or above.
Gallaudet University800 Florida Avenue, NEWashington, DC 20002Discover Your Future CampDiscover Your Future Camp
All day
June 23, 2019 – June 30, 2019Designed for students who want to learn more about themselves, their skills, and potential careers.
Here’s what you’ll do!
- Self discovery and outdoor activities to help you develop leadership, teamwork, and self-confidence.
- Outdoor activities to help you develop leadership, teamwork, and self-confidence.
- Take assessments designed to help you, your parents, and your Vocational Rehabilitation/Department of Rehabilitation (VR/DOR) counselors learn more about your strengths, areas of improvement, values, interests, and potential careers.
- Develop a transition portfolio with our support for you to bring home to your families, schools, and VR/DOR counselors.
- Choose an area of focus from three possible tracks for afternoon sessions: DeafBiz, Blackbox Theatre, or ACT Prep.
Program fee: $750 (limited scholarships available)
Who can attend? Deaf and hard of hearing students who will be in the 10th–12th grades in the fall of 2019.
How to qualify?
- Must be enrolled in standard or general high school diploma track program.
- Carry a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or above.
- Recommendation letter from teacher or career counselor.
Bonus!
- Six Flags
- Gallaudet
- Washington, D.C.
Gallaudet University800 Florida Avenue, NEWashington, DC 20002Immerse Into ASL CampImmerse Into ASL Camp
All day
June 23, 2019 – June 30, 2019Join an exciting camp in which deaf and hard of hearing campers will immerse into American Sign
Language (ASL). You will learn ASL from instructors and camp counselors who are also deaf and hard of hearing. This camp is designed for new signers who are at the beginning or intermediate level.Here’s what you’ll do!
- Learn a new language or improve your budding ASL skills with the help of teachers and camp counselors.
- Participate in self-discovery activities designed to help you learn more about yourself.
- Join outdoor activities including a ropes course to help you develop leadership, teamwork, and self-confidence.
Program fee: $750 (limited scholarships available)
Who can attend? Deaf and hard of hearing students who will be in the 10th–12th grades in the fall of 2019.
How to qualify? Must be enrolled in standard or general high school diploma track program.
Bonus!
- Six Flags
- Gallaudet
- Washington, D.C.
Gallaudet University800 Florida Avenue, NEWashington, DC 20002Midwest Transition Institute for Youth who are DeafBlindMidwest Transition Institute for Youth who are DeafBlind
All day
June 23, 2019 – June 26, 2019Land of 10,000 Opportunities
Registration will open on 2/18/19 and close on 4/19/19.
The Minnesota DeafBlind Project is hosting the third Annual Midwest Transition Institute along with nine other State DeafBlind Projects.
Who can participate?
Any teen or young adult with deafblindness ages 16 through 22 who is on a career path to work, technical school, or college is invited to participate. Participants must have both vision and hearing loss and a formal communication system.
What is the purpose of the Institute?
Through the Institute, ten State DB Projects are supporting youth who are DeafBlind including their families to:
- Plan for the future by being more self-aware
- Develop friendships by learning to listen to others and engage thoughtfully
- Become strong self-advocates by setting goals, knowing how to request and accept help and develop intrinsic motivation to actively plan for their future.
Young adults will stay in a dorm, eat in a dining hall, meet in campus facilities and network with successful DB mentors and teens from across the Midwest. Youth will be encouraged to stay with their peers but parents will be in the same building.
Separate sessions are offered for parents. Each agenda incorporates presenters/mentors who are DeafBlind and who are positive role models to address topics related to:
- Transition
- Self-Determination
- Social Skills
- Self-Advocacy
Minnesota is working in collaboration with MN State Services for the Blind, National Center on Deaf-Blindness, Helen Keller National Center and State DeafBlind Projects in Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Missouri, Nebraska, Ohio, Oklahoma, Wisconsin.
What is the next step?
Contact Jenny at 608-356-2023 or jennifer.hudson-stanek@wesp-dhh.wi.gov for details and updates.
Visit the Institute’s Facebook page at: http://www.facebook.com/MidwestTransitionInstitute17/Funding for this grant activity is made possible with a grant from MN Department of Education. The source of the funds is from federal award – CFDA #84.326, “Special Education - Technical Assistance and Dissemination to Improve Services and Results for Children with Disabilities.” The contents of this publication (film, workshop, conference, activity, etc.) do not necessarily represent the policy of the federal Department of Education or the state Department of Education and you should not assume endorsement by the federal or state government.
Bethel University3900 Bethel DriveSt Paul, MN 55112Deaf, Hard of Hearing, and Deafblind Playgroup: "Looking for a MOOSE"Deaf, Hard of Hearing, and Deafblind Playgroup: "Looking for a MOOSE"
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June 26, 2019
Wisconsin School for the Deaf309 W. Walworth Ave.Delavan, WI 53115Once Upon a Time Kid's Summer Book ClubOnce Upon a Time Kid's Summer Book Club
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June 26, 2019HEAR Wisconsin -
WisCorps American Sign Language Crew
WisCorps American Sign Language Crew
All day
June 14, 2019 – July 12, 2019Live, work, and play outside while completing projects that help the environment.
Each WisCorps crew is made up of two Crew Leaders and 4-6 Deaf/HOH corps members.
Qualifications:
- 18-25 years old
- Work hard as part of a team
- Self-motivated & confident
- Relish rugged working conditions
- Passionate about the outdoors, the environment, or conservation
For the application and more information, check out: wiscorps.org/asl
Bison Brainiacs CampBison Brainiacs Camp
All day
June 23, 2019 – June 30, 2019Explore the world of science, technology, and communication engineering at Gallaudet University - AT NO COST!
A camp valued at $750 is now FREE thanks to the sponsorship of the Northrop Grumman Foundation.
Grab this wonderful opportunity before all 12 spots are filled up.
A camp for aspiring scientists and tech-savvy high school students!
Here’s what you’ll do!
- Perform hands-on chemistry experiments.
- Explore the Anacostia (aka The Forgotten River) and research the health of its ecosystem.
- Play with innovative technologies such as 3D printing.
- Participate in an exciting Science Decathlon!
Program fee: $750 (limited scholarships available)
Who can attend? Deaf and hard of hearing students who will be in the 9th–12th grades in the fall of 2019.
How to qualify?
- Must be enrolled in standard or general high school diploma track program.
- Good grades in science and technology courses.
- Carry a cumulative GPA of 2.75 or above.
Gallaudet University800 Florida Avenue, NEWashington, DC 20002Discover Your Future CampDiscover Your Future Camp
All day
June 23, 2019 – June 30, 2019Designed for students who want to learn more about themselves, their skills, and potential careers.
Here’s what you’ll do!
- Self discovery and outdoor activities to help you develop leadership, teamwork, and self-confidence.
- Outdoor activities to help you develop leadership, teamwork, and self-confidence.
- Take assessments designed to help you, your parents, and your Vocational Rehabilitation/Department of Rehabilitation (VR/DOR) counselors learn more about your strengths, areas of improvement, values, interests, and potential careers.
- Develop a transition portfolio with our support for you to bring home to your families, schools, and VR/DOR counselors.
- Choose an area of focus from three possible tracks for afternoon sessions: DeafBiz, Blackbox Theatre, or ACT Prep.
Program fee: $750 (limited scholarships available)
Who can attend? Deaf and hard of hearing students who will be in the 10th–12th grades in the fall of 2019.
How to qualify?
- Must be enrolled in standard or general high school diploma track program.
- Carry a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or above.
- Recommendation letter from teacher or career counselor.
Bonus!
- Six Flags
- Gallaudet
- Washington, D.C.
Gallaudet University800 Florida Avenue, NEWashington, DC 20002Immerse Into ASL CampImmerse Into ASL Camp
All day
June 23, 2019 – June 30, 2019Join an exciting camp in which deaf and hard of hearing campers will immerse into American Sign
Language (ASL). You will learn ASL from instructors and camp counselors who are also deaf and hard of hearing. This camp is designed for new signers who are at the beginning or intermediate level.Here’s what you’ll do!
- Learn a new language or improve your budding ASL skills with the help of teachers and camp counselors.
- Participate in self-discovery activities designed to help you learn more about yourself.
- Join outdoor activities including a ropes course to help you develop leadership, teamwork, and self-confidence.
Program fee: $750 (limited scholarships available)
Who can attend? Deaf and hard of hearing students who will be in the 10th–12th grades in the fall of 2019.
How to qualify? Must be enrolled in standard or general high school diploma track program.
Bonus!
- Six Flags
- Gallaudet
- Washington, D.C.
Gallaudet University800 Florida Avenue, NEWashington, DC 20002 -
WisCorps American Sign Language Crew
WisCorps American Sign Language Crew
All day
June 14, 2019 – July 12, 2019Live, work, and play outside while completing projects that help the environment.
Each WisCorps crew is made up of two Crew Leaders and 4-6 Deaf/HOH corps members.
Qualifications:
- 18-25 years old
- Work hard as part of a team
- Self-motivated & confident
- Relish rugged working conditions
- Passionate about the outdoors, the environment, or conservation
For the application and more information, check out: wiscorps.org/asl
Bison Brainiacs CampBison Brainiacs Camp
All day
June 23, 2019 – June 30, 2019Explore the world of science, technology, and communication engineering at Gallaudet University - AT NO COST!
A camp valued at $750 is now FREE thanks to the sponsorship of the Northrop Grumman Foundation.
Grab this wonderful opportunity before all 12 spots are filled up.
A camp for aspiring scientists and tech-savvy high school students!
Here’s what you’ll do!
- Perform hands-on chemistry experiments.
- Explore the Anacostia (aka The Forgotten River) and research the health of its ecosystem.
- Play with innovative technologies such as 3D printing.
- Participate in an exciting Science Decathlon!
Program fee: $750 (limited scholarships available)
Who can attend? Deaf and hard of hearing students who will be in the 9th–12th grades in the fall of 2019.
How to qualify?
- Must be enrolled in standard or general high school diploma track program.
- Good grades in science and technology courses.
- Carry a cumulative GPA of 2.75 or above.
Gallaudet University800 Florida Avenue, NEWashington, DC 20002Discover Your Future CampDiscover Your Future Camp
All day
June 23, 2019 – June 30, 2019Designed for students who want to learn more about themselves, their skills, and potential careers.
Here’s what you’ll do!
- Self discovery and outdoor activities to help you develop leadership, teamwork, and self-confidence.
- Outdoor activities to help you develop leadership, teamwork, and self-confidence.
- Take assessments designed to help you, your parents, and your Vocational Rehabilitation/Department of Rehabilitation (VR/DOR) counselors learn more about your strengths, areas of improvement, values, interests, and potential careers.
- Develop a transition portfolio with our support for you to bring home to your families, schools, and VR/DOR counselors.
- Choose an area of focus from three possible tracks for afternoon sessions: DeafBiz, Blackbox Theatre, or ACT Prep.
Program fee: $750 (limited scholarships available)
Who can attend? Deaf and hard of hearing students who will be in the 10th–12th grades in the fall of 2019.
How to qualify?
- Must be enrolled in standard or general high school diploma track program.
- Carry a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or above.
- Recommendation letter from teacher or career counselor.
Bonus!
- Six Flags
- Gallaudet
- Washington, D.C.
Gallaudet University800 Florida Avenue, NEWashington, DC 20002Immerse Into ASL CampImmerse Into ASL Camp
All day
June 23, 2019 – June 30, 2019Join an exciting camp in which deaf and hard of hearing campers will immerse into American Sign
Language (ASL). You will learn ASL from instructors and camp counselors who are also deaf and hard of hearing. This camp is designed for new signers who are at the beginning or intermediate level.Here’s what you’ll do!
- Learn a new language or improve your budding ASL skills with the help of teachers and camp counselors.
- Participate in self-discovery activities designed to help you learn more about yourself.
- Join outdoor activities including a ropes course to help you develop leadership, teamwork, and self-confidence.
Program fee: $750 (limited scholarships available)
Who can attend? Deaf and hard of hearing students who will be in the 10th–12th grades in the fall of 2019.
How to qualify? Must be enrolled in standard or general high school diploma track program.
Bonus!
- Six Flags
- Gallaudet
- Washington, D.C.
Gallaudet University800 Florida Avenue, NEWashington, DC 20002 -
WisCorps American Sign Language Crew
WisCorps American Sign Language Crew
All day
June 14, 2019 – July 12, 2019Live, work, and play outside while completing projects that help the environment.
Each WisCorps crew is made up of two Crew Leaders and 4-6 Deaf/HOH corps members.
Qualifications:
- 18-25 years old
- Work hard as part of a team
- Self-motivated & confident
- Relish rugged working conditions
- Passionate about the outdoors, the environment, or conservation
For the application and more information, check out: wiscorps.org/asl
Bison Brainiacs CampBison Brainiacs Camp
All day
June 23, 2019 – June 30, 2019Explore the world of science, technology, and communication engineering at Gallaudet University - AT NO COST!
A camp valued at $750 is now FREE thanks to the sponsorship of the Northrop Grumman Foundation.
Grab this wonderful opportunity before all 12 spots are filled up.
A camp for aspiring scientists and tech-savvy high school students!
Here’s what you’ll do!
- Perform hands-on chemistry experiments.
- Explore the Anacostia (aka The Forgotten River) and research the health of its ecosystem.
- Play with innovative technologies such as 3D printing.
- Participate in an exciting Science Decathlon!
Program fee: $750 (limited scholarships available)
Who can attend? Deaf and hard of hearing students who will be in the 9th–12th grades in the fall of 2019.
How to qualify?
- Must be enrolled in standard or general high school diploma track program.
- Good grades in science and technology courses.
- Carry a cumulative GPA of 2.75 or above.
Gallaudet University800 Florida Avenue, NEWashington, DC 20002Discover Your Future CampDiscover Your Future Camp
All day
June 23, 2019 – June 30, 2019Designed for students who want to learn more about themselves, their skills, and potential careers.
Here’s what you’ll do!
- Self discovery and outdoor activities to help you develop leadership, teamwork, and self-confidence.
- Outdoor activities to help you develop leadership, teamwork, and self-confidence.
- Take assessments designed to help you, your parents, and your Vocational Rehabilitation/Department of Rehabilitation (VR/DOR) counselors learn more about your strengths, areas of improvement, values, interests, and potential careers.
- Develop a transition portfolio with our support for you to bring home to your families, schools, and VR/DOR counselors.
- Choose an area of focus from three possible tracks for afternoon sessions: DeafBiz, Blackbox Theatre, or ACT Prep.
Program fee: $750 (limited scholarships available)
Who can attend? Deaf and hard of hearing students who will be in the 10th–12th grades in the fall of 2019.
How to qualify?
- Must be enrolled in standard or general high school diploma track program.
- Carry a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or above.
- Recommendation letter from teacher or career counselor.
Bonus!
- Six Flags
- Gallaudet
- Washington, D.C.
Gallaudet University800 Florida Avenue, NEWashington, DC 20002Immerse Into ASL CampImmerse Into ASL Camp
All day
June 23, 2019 – June 30, 2019Join an exciting camp in which deaf and hard of hearing campers will immerse into American Sign
Language (ASL). You will learn ASL from instructors and camp counselors who are also deaf and hard of hearing. This camp is designed for new signers who are at the beginning or intermediate level.Here’s what you’ll do!
- Learn a new language or improve your budding ASL skills with the help of teachers and camp counselors.
- Participate in self-discovery activities designed to help you learn more about yourself.
- Join outdoor activities including a ropes course to help you develop leadership, teamwork, and self-confidence.
Program fee: $750 (limited scholarships available)
Who can attend? Deaf and hard of hearing students who will be in the 10th–12th grades in the fall of 2019.
How to qualify? Must be enrolled in standard or general high school diploma track program.
Bonus!
- Six Flags
- Gallaudet
- Washington, D.C.
Gallaudet University800 Florida Avenue, NEWashington, DC 20002
