Mt. Lebanon High School
Guidance Department
Supervisor: Pete Berg
412.344.2053
412.344.2062
School Code: 393730
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Guidance News:
SERVICE ACADEMY NOMINATION PROCESS (Juniors)
Each year Congressman Tim Murphy nominates up to ten outstanding students for each vacancy available to him at four service academies. This process is competitive and requires a student to display exemplary academic achievement and commitment to serving his or her community.
On Saturday, May 10, 2008, Congressman Tim Murphy will be hosting an information session regarding the service academy nomination process at Mt. Lebanon High School. The session will take place in Room 447, starting at 9:00 a.m. On hand will be representatives from the separate academies (US Air Force, US Coast Guard, US Merchant Marines, US Military, and US Naval Academies) to give an overview of the nomination process and to discuss any questions regarding this process with the students and their parents who reside in the 18th Congressional District. It will also cover all aspects of the nomination process from start to finish, as well as a break out session afterwards for the students to speak to the academies individually. Students interested in an appointment to one of these academies are invited to attend. If you have any questions regarding this informational session, please contact Elaine Klofta at 412-344-5583 or
Elaine.Klofta@mail.house.gov.
BEGINNING NOVEMBER 1, 2007 - NCAA ADDRESS CHANGE
NCAA ELIGIBILITY CENTER
P O BOX 7110
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA 46206
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CUSTOMER SERVICE 877-262-1492 (Monday – Friday)
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The Johnson C. Smith Alumni Association - Pittsburgh Chapter
Please be advised that the College Fair for the Historically Black Colleges and Universities scheduled for Saturday, December 8 has been posponed. The fair will be held in the spring
Philadelphia Flyers Sports and Entertainment High School Career Seminar
Thursday, December 13, 2008 --- Wachovia Center --- 2:30 PM – 5:00 PM
The Flyers would like to invite you to attend what could be one of the highlights of your career planning preparation. The Flyers Career Seminar is designed to provide you with insight of the day to day operations of the Sport Business. Specifically, you will be able to discover the various tasks that are performed at the Wachovia Center and learn the skills and educational requirements that are needed to work in the sports industry. We have designed this day to offer a better understanding of the sports business and what it takes to be successful in this industry. Your registration fee of $30.50 includes an admission to the seminar, a ticket to the Flyers vs. Montreal game that same night, and Food Coupon that includes Hot Dog, Soda, and Popcorn. For more information call Travis Kraus at 215-952-5357. |
The Robertson Scholars Program
Duke University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
The Robertson Scholars Program of Duke University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill seeks students who have made an impact in your school and local communities and perhaps beyond, those who have demonstrated innovative leadership and even more potential. We award approximately thirty-six scholarships a year – eighteen at Duke and eighteen at UNC-Chapel Hill. The program also provides special courses, summer community-building service opportunities in the United States and abroad, support for research and travel, and a laptop computer for each scholar. Robertson Scholars also have at their fingertips the abundant resources of two of the most highly regarded universities in the nation.
Please encourage students to learn more about the Robertson Program and complete a Supplemental Materials form, available on our web site at www.robertsonscholars.org.
Please remember that while some candidates will be selected for consideration from their application to Duke and/or UNC-Chapel Hill, completing the supplemental form is the only way to ensure that a student's materials will be reviewed by the Robertson Scholars Program.
Apprentice and Journeyman Education and Training Fund
Cement Masons Union Local 526
Cement Masons Pre-Apprentice Program Opportunities
Applications may be obtained on the following:
April 21, 2008 through Friday, April 25, 2008
Monday, April 28, 2008 through Friday, May 2, 2008
8:30 AM – 11:00 AM
A. J. Furlan Building
2606 California Avenue, North Side
Pittsburgh, PA 15212
Phone: 412-761-6310
Requirements:
• Must have a valid PA driver's license and owner's card
• Must have social security card
• Applicants are required to appear IN PERSON when submitting application
• Applications returned after May 16, 2008 will NOT be considered
• Must be of legal working age
• Must be a high school graduate or have an equivalent GED
• Must submit a transcript
• Applicants must be physically fit for the trade
• A certified drug test will be required. Drug testing will be at the program's expense
• A $10.00 non refundable fee (cash or money order only) will be required of the applicant. No personal checks will be accepted.
• All applicants must be available for the pre-apprentice program no later than June 9, 2008. All other should apply for the 2009 program.
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