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YOUTH Conference Mentoring Matters - Youth Day
Event Details
Time: March 13, 2015 from 8am to 1:30pm
Location: LIU/Post Campus in Brookville - Hillwood Commons Building
Event Type: mentoring, matters, conference
Organized By: Mentoring Partnership of LI
Latest Activity: Feb 5, 2015
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Event Description
The 2nd day of the annual Mentoring Matters Conference is dedicated entirely to Middle School and High School aged youth who are engaged or participating in a mentoring program through their school or community agency.
We welcomed 300 students last year and they enjoyed a full day of programming. In 2015, the program has been enriched with more activity and college fair experiences with representatives from LIU along with guided walking tours. Youth will also select from 10 available enrichment workshops on topics ranging from Robotics (STEM) to Leadership Development.
Youth groups are encouraged to call the office at 631-761-7800.
Permission slips and registration information deadlines will be required for participation.
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