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- Find Your School
- Theater Experiences
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College and Career Tours
- College Tours
- Admission Chats
- College Connect & College Success Workshops
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College Conversations Podcast
- Episode 1: Decision Making
- Episode 2: First-Generation Scholars
- Episode 3: Self Advocacy
- Episode 4: Community and Campus Support
- Episode 5: Financial Aid
- Episode 6: Which College Type Is For Me?
- Episode 7: STEM College & Career Exploration
- Episode 8: Business Degrees; Myths & Advice
- Episode 9: Being a College Athlete
- Episode 10: Pathways after High School, Part 1
- Episode 11: Pathways after High School, Part 2
- Episode 12: Pathways after High School, Part 3
- Episode 13: Why Choose an HBCU?
- Episode 14: Undocumented Students and College; Myths & Advice
- Episode 15: What is Summer Melt and How Do You Keep Cool?
- Episode 16: Connecting to Your Purpose
- Episode 17: Essay Writing; Tips and Tricks
- Episode 18: Paying for College and Other Money Conversations
- Episode 19: How Can I Navigate Stress?
- Episode 20: Can I Go to College If I’m a Parent/Pregnant?
- Episode 21: Navigating Healthcare Pathways
- Other Community College and Career Resources
- Global Experiences
- PS Institute
- Musicals
- Outdoor Adventures
- Student Resources
- COVID-19
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- About Us
- Mission, Vision & Values
- Program Components
- School Partnerships
- History
- Testimonials
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Staff
- Adrienne Diercks
- Ah Lor
- Alana McQuirter
- Andy Lupinek
- April Foster
- Caitlin DeVos
- Chase Coley
- Chelsea Keene
- Christopher Vang
- Emily Heagle
- Emily Vang
- James Rone
- Jazz Castañeda
- Jenny Batten
- Katie Langemo
- Ken Story
- Khary Jackson
- Kosey Mitchell
- Kyle Munshower
- Laura Garcia
- Linnea Fahnestock
- Liz Bedard Halberg
- Marc Bromaghim-Oropeza
- Marta Fraboni
- Matt Dreier
- Matt Kriske
- Micael Bogar
- Micah Peterson-Brandt
- Miranda Gruber
- Noah Branch
- Olivia Soholt
- Rachel Linnemann
- Roshni Desai
- Ryan Weldon
- Sabrina Patlan
- Taliah Howze El
- Facilitators
- Board of Directors
- Donors
- Annual Report
- Videos
- Results
Support Us
Project Success succeeds only because generous people volunteer their time to work with our students and families, generous donors make gifts that support our program, and enthusiastic ambassadors share our good news and encourage more support.
Volunteer
We have many volunteer opportunities, and a particular need for volunteer drivers. Project Success promises all of its students the opportunity to attend our programs, whether they have transportation or not. Volunteer drivers help us fulfill this promise. We also have other roles in and outside the office.
Make a Gift
Generous support from over 500 individuals annually makes a big difference in our ability to carry out our mission. Every dollar counts. Please join us and the hundreds of others in our community continuing to make a direct and powerful impact on young people’s lives. For more about the impact of your gift, click here. Thank you!
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