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College and Career Tours
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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
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- About Us
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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
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- Ken Story
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- Kyle Munshower
- Laura Garcia
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- Marc Bromaghim-Oropeza
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Our Program
How we help students connect to their purpose
For 28 years, Project Success has helped students dig deep into discovering their potential. Through our proven methodology, students dream big, ignite possibilities and grow into inspired individuals ready for success. We serve more than 15,000+ students in 22 Minneapolis public middle and high schools each year.
The four components of our program are curriculum, arts, expeditions and certificates.
Curriculum
Proven methodology, in-class workshops, future planning and actionable goals.
Arts
Professional theater performances, middle school musicals, visual arts and more.
Expeditions
Outdoor adventures, global experiences, local/national college tours, and more.
Certificates
Computer coding, bike tech, financial literacy, health and wellness, performing arts and more.