Strengthening Educational Access with Dartmouth (SEAD)

Program Details

Description: Strengthening Educational Access with Dartmouth (SEAD) equips high-potential youth from under-resourced communities in the Upper Valley with the skills needed to thrive in high school and succeed in the best college for them.  SEAD's 4-year model follows a cohort of first generation and/or low-income high school students starting their sophomore year of high school up through their sophomore year of college.  This model encourages academic preparedness and personal growth in high school scholars through immersive opportunities and year-round group mentoring.

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Dartmouth Students: Click here for information on how to get involved

SEAD Scholar Parents: Click here for more information about the SEAD program

 

SEAD Education Access Advisor Opportunities for Dartmouth Students
Time Commitment: Varies depending on role, but averages 4-hours/week

Setting: Local Upper Valley High Schools (all under 45min. from Dartmouth)

Group or One-on-One: Group

Population supported: First-generation and/or low-income high school students, ages 15-19

Application: OPEN until Monday, January 22 by 4:30 PM at dartgo.org/SEAD_24

Contact: SEAD