Are you interested in teaching and mentorship? 

How about public policy and empowering youth through education?

You may have heard about the SUNUNU PROJECT, the initiative in which Dartmouth medical students and undergraduates teach and empower incarcerated youth.

Now, the Sununu Project and the Nathan Smith Society have also partnered with the LEDYARD CHARTER SCHOOL for a new service program in which Dartmouth students will have the opportunity to teach a GED course to students who would otherwise not be able to graduate high school. 

This is a great new service opportunity for anyone interested in EDUCATION and SOCIAL JUSTICE, and who wants to MAKE A DIFFERENCE and BE A MENTOR to youth.

INTERESTED? 

Come to the info session: 

THIS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9

5:30PM

HALDEMAN 125

Where you will have a chance to meet JOHN HIGGINS, the EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR of the LEDYARD CHARTER SCHOOL! 

Feel free to reach out if you have any questions!  [log in to unmask]

-Victoria Chi 17 for the Nathan Smith Society Executive Committee