Information and guidelines about the application process, as well as the application, can be found under Related Files on this page. See the Application Timeline for important dates. Amber Murry Pirnique, M. Disciplinary Literacy Program Manager. Email: Amber. Two student leaders from each state, the District of Columbia and the Department of Defense Education Activity will participate in the Washington Week progrm, either virtually or in person, experiencing their federal government in action.
Student delegates will participate in interactive policy addresses with senators, cabinet members, officials of the Departments of State and Defense, leaders of other federal agencies and senior members of the national media.
Delegates traditionally participate in a meeting with a justice of the U. Supreme Court and the president of the United States. Speaking events typically include in-depth question and answer sessions. There is no cost for delegates to participate in the Washington Week program. If applicable, all transportation, hotel and meal expenses will be provided by The Hearst Foundations. Students selected for this prestigious program will be asked to sign a Code of Conduct in which they agree to serve with civility, respect and professional during the Washington Week program as representatives of their states and communities.
The United States Senate Youth Program is designed for students who have demonstrated outstanding leadership abilities in their school and community and a strong commitment to public service.
The type of student who thrives during Washington Week is one who is truly interested in government, history, politics, and leadership. The Hearst Foundations seek students who are confident and excel at public speaking since Washington Week provides the opportunity to speak directly with the highest-level elected and appointed officials in the country, including the President of the United States.
High academic achievement, high aspirations for college and career and other clear examples of self-motivation and creativity often define Senate Youth delegates. Being president of student body government is not enough of a qualifier in many cases — additional and often extraordinary examples of a student's passion for service and empathy for others are often better indicators. For more information, please review the Senate Youth Brochure and the information below.
He has completed over 60 hours of community service, including assisting with the Hospital Sisters Mission Outreach and volunteering at St.
John Vianney Catholic Church. As National Honor Society chapter president, Ross is responsible for finding new ways to provide service to his community. He has been involved with Illinois Youth and Government, which teaches high school students about the importance of government and allows participation in a model state government that mirrors the Illinois General Assembly.
Through this program, Ross served as a legislative assistant, representative and even ran for governor. Lastly, he was a member of the Student Steering Committee for Youth and Government, which is a statewide board that finds ways to improve the program. Ross' future plans are to attend a four-year university majoring in plant biotechnology. Her involvement in policy began in the eighth grade when she worked with Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi and the Humane Society to ban puppy mill animal sales in Illinois, a bill which recently passed.
She has spoken at the Parliament of World Religions, the Fridays For Future climate strike, hosted workshops on the Indian farmers' protest, and has interned with her congressman and state representative.
Esees is also an appointed member of the Cabinet for the Junior State of America where she inspires students to recognize their power as members of a democracy. Her future plans include majoring in political science and attending law school.
Deadlines for application are being updated now and vary by state. Senate Resolution, is a unique educational experience for outstanding high school students interested in pursuing careers in public service. Due to the Covid pandemic continuing to affect the safety of travel, indoor gatherings and access to government buildings, the United States Senate Youth Program Washington Week will be held online during the March 5 — 10, timeframe. Additional details will be made available upon selection.
Harris Senator Charles E.
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