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dae is excited to begin its fifth year as a cutting-edge, tuition-free after-school program designed to empower Connecticut public high school students with advanced training in coding, programming, IoT, cybersecurity, AI, web and video game design, and more. Located in the heart of Downtown New Haven, dae helps teens discover their path, advance their skills, and embark on the next step in college, career, or entrepreneurship, regardless of prior experience.

At dae, students immerse themselves in hands-on lessons led by veteran instructors, engaging in high-tech projects that strengthen skills and enhance future college or job applications. This isn’t regular school: students are working on projects from day one. Students can also enjoy free meals, build a new community of like-minded peers, and develop a comprehensive portfolio of work over a 10-month period.

“Technology continues to evolve, but we believe more importantly so must people. It’s crucial for young minds to be equipped with the toolkits needed to navigate and shape employment and interpersonal landscapes,” said A.M. Bhatt, founder of dae. “dae is dedicated to providing a supportive and innovative environment where students can thrive and build a foundation for their futures as game-changers and responsible global citizens.”

Due to increased charitable and grant support, this year each student will receive a $1,000 stipend upon the successful completion of the 10-month program, further acknowledging their dedication and achievements during their time at dae.

Students in the 9th through 12th grades interested in joining this transformative community may register at https://mydae.co/applyNHV. Classes begin September 24, and run Tuesdays and Thursdays 3:30-6:30pm.

This program is being supported, in whole or in part, by Federal Award Number SLFRP0128, awarded to the State of Connecticut by the United States Department of the Treasury.

CONTACT

Robert DiGioia

203-258-4236 mobile

robert@mydae.org

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  • Applications due: May 1, 2018
  • We offer up to $20,000 (up to $5000 per year for four years)
This scholarship is not a traditional scholarship focused on rewarding academic achievement and financial need. Its specific goal is to reward and encourage innovative and creative problem solving. The scholarship aims to honor students who excel as creative problem-solvers and to help make their higher education goals more accessible.

The scholarship is open to exceptionally Innovative and Creative High School Juniors, Seniors and College Freshmen who are:

  • Graduating from a high school in Connecticut/New York City Metropolitan area (and plan to attend or are attending college anywhere in the U.S.) 
    OR
  • Graduating from a high school anywhere in the U.S. and plan to attend (or are attending) college in CT or NYC
 

Apply for this scholarship if you are . . .

  • a student who has solved an artistic, scientific, or technical problem in a new or unusual way
  • a student who has come up with a distinctive solution to problems faced by your school, community or family
The Milton Fisher Scholarship for Innovation and Creativity is administered by The Arts Council of Greater New Haven and the Community Foundation for Greater New HavenQuestions please email Milton Fisher Scholarship
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Solar Youth has extended its deadline for Spring 2015 Environmental Educator Internship positions! Any teenager enrolled in a New Haven high school is eligible to apply. Please visit our website by clicking here and selecting the links in the "Youth Staff" section for applications and further interns

hip information. The deadline is this Friday, January 16th. If you have any questions or concerns, please call Solar Youth's office at (203)387-4189. 

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Be a role model for youth who want to enter your career field! By taking part in New Haven Academy's Student Internship Program, you are improving the quality of high school education in the greater New Haven area. Your participation is sincerely appreciated.

 

The Internship Program is designed to allow students to intern full-time, Monday through Thursday, for three weeks (May 14th- May 31st). Each student is placed with a host organization based on their personal interest. By working with people who share similar interest, and who have professional experience in a given filed, the students have the opportunity to experience learning in a meaningful way.

 

Each potential host will have a chance to interview the potential student intern beforehand. This will give both the host and student a chance to get to know each other and help with the matching process.

 

Students will arrive at the host organization prepared with question and ideas about what they'll be learning during the internship. If you've never hosted a student before, you may find the following suggestions to be helpful guidelines:

 

  • Provide a tour of your workplace and describe the main purpose of what goes on there.

 

  • Share the personal side of how you developed your interest, or why you chose the work you do, and why it is important to you.

 

  • Demonstrate as much of your work as you can, rather than just talk about it.

 

  • Share what it is you do to stay current in your filed (professional development).

 

  • If you're in an organization with more people, let the student know how your work fits in with others in your organization, what role it plays in the organization and what other roles are needed to make your work successful.

 

  • Don’t be afraid to show them the fun side- laughing together is a greater equalizer.

 

We are grateful for your willingness to host an intern. We hope that the experience will be mutually rewarding for the student and for you.

 

If interested in hosting a New Haven Academy student Intern please contact Internship coordinators:

 

Karen O'Donnell @ 203-710-1877 or kmjodonnell@gmail.com

 

Nydia Roman @ 203-444-1776 or nydiapact@gmail.com

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