win 2013 mentorship lecture 2

7/29/2019 Win 2013 Mentorship Lecture 2

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Front of the Class


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UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTONDREAM PROJECT January 14

Lecture 2


3/19

FAFSA Events

First-quarter workshops Tuesday, January 15 5:30-7pm in MEB 238

Thursday, January 16 5:30-7pm in MEB 238

Saturday, January 19 12:30-2pm: MGH 241

FAFSA video (due TODAY!)

Leadership opportunitiesKUOW Workshop

ANNOUNCEMENTS


4/19

RADIOACTIVEWORKSHOP

Partnership between 94.9FM KUOW and Rainer Scholars

Hands-on workshop, for ages 16-18, that teaches aboutjournalism, audio recording, audio editing, interviewing,

writing for broadcasts, and speaking on the air

FREE, and no previous experience required!

Applications are due at 5PM, January 21 st!


5/19

CONTACT

Applications and instructions at:http://www.kuow.org/radioactive

Ryan Hulsey

[email protected]

Lila Kitaeff

[email protected]
http://www.kuow.org/radioactivemailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.kuow.org/radioactive


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1. Introductions

2. About Dream Project

3. Expectations

4. Dream Project 101 by Nadine and Steve

5. Winter Quarter Overview

6. FAFSA follow up with Jene

NO CLASS NEXT WEEK!

TODAYS AGENDA:


7/19

[email protected]

Office hours:Tuesday, 12:30-1:30pm (MGH 274)

DIJANA RACO
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]


8/19

COURTNEY SUMANQUI

[email protected]

Office hours: Friday,10:30-11:30am

(MGH 274)
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]


9/19

Check your emails regularly (two a week)

Sunday email and mid-week email

Can also get updates on our Facebook page

Buy your gear in the Dream Project Office (MGH 274 )

T-shirts/V-necks - $8/$11

Crewnecks - $12

Hoodie - $16

Zip-up Hoodie Jackets - $25

Workbooks - $11

EXPECTATIONS


10/19

Participation in class, breakouts, events, and visits is

necessary for getting credit and an important part of

learning how to be a better mentor.

Update DreamSIS

www.dreamsis.org

Dont know what DreamSIS is? Well explain in a bit ;)

Reflections

In Class Reflections = Your ticket into breakout

One Mid Quarter Reflection and One Final Reflection

EXPECTATIONS (CONT.)
http://www.dreamsis.org/http://www.dreamsis.org/


11/19

FAFSA 101 BY JENE, NADINE, ANDSTEVE

Lets welcome

Steve!


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We believe that every student has the right tohigher education

We believe in the power of education to inspire

empathyWe believe in providing vehicles forstudent

leadership and engagement

We believe that we are one part of a larger

effort and collaboration is critical to our successWe believe in the impact of meaningful student-

to-student relationships

DREAM PROJECT CORE VALUES


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The mission of the Universi ty of Washington Dream Project is to

assist low-income and first-generation high school students

in attaining higher education and to raise awareness among

university students about the issues of educational opportunityand social mobi l ity.

Since we started in 2005, we have grown to serve 16 high schools

in Seattle, over 1500 students, and over 500 mentors

Besides lecture, we have breakouts, high school visits, andDream Project events to support our students

DREAM PROJECT MISSION


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DREAMSIS


15/19

[Refer to class schedule handout]

FAFSA

Submit by February 1st

Scholarships/ Other methods for paying for college

Still applying to colleges (especially community colleges)

Hearing back from schools

Senior / Culminating Project

WINTER QUARTER CLASS OVERVIEW


16/19

You need to know this because

Common questions:

When is the FAFSA due?

What materials do I need to fill out

FAFSA?

FAFSA REVIEW


17/19

Lets welcome our newly inducted director

Jene Myers Twitchell!

FAFSA TIME


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Your name and the high school you attend

Answer the following questions:

If you are a returning mentor, what is one piece ofadvice that you would give to a first quarter mentor?If this is your first quarter, what would you like tolearn out of your experience as a mentor?

If your mentees are ineligible for FAFSA, what aresome other methods that are available to pay forcollege?

REFLECTION QUESTIONS

On a piece of paper, please write:

Hi h S h l R Vi it Ti


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High School Room Visit Time

AAA (AH) MGH 238 T, 10:30-12:50PM

ACE (AA) MGH 295 T, 12:30-2:50PM

Auburn (AG) THO 134 W, 10:30-2:20PM

Chief Sealth (AB) MGH 271 TH, 9:30-11:50AM

Cleveland (AC) MGH 251 T, 10:30-12:20PM

Federal Way (AL) JHN 111 T, 7:30-10:20AM

Foster (AK) LOW 101 TH, 1:30-4:20PM

Global (AM) SIG 225 TH, 8:30-10:20AM

HS3 (AJ) MGH 242 F, 11:30-2:20PM

Ida B. Wells (AN) MGH 082A T, 1:30-2:50PM

Ingraham (AD) MGH 254 W, 9:00-10:50AM

Kent-Meridian (AQ) GUG 220 T, 7:30-10:20AM

Odyssey (AE) LOW 113 TH, 8:00-10:20AM

Rainier Beach (AO) MGH 287 W, 9:30-11:20AM

Renton (AF) MGH 241 TH, 8:00-10:50AM

TEC (AI) MGH 234 W 10:30-12:50PM

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