JCrew have left the building...
and now it's YOUR turn!
Applications for JCrew for NCYLS 2012 are now open!
Loved NCYLS? Want to be on stage making people enthusiastic? Have what it takes to inspire next year's sophomores?
Apply for JCrew 2012!
JCrew have the unique opportunity of adding a magical energy like no kind of Rock Star could ever produce. They are an imperative part of making the seminar you love come to life by connecting with the sophomores, leading cheers, and being OUTSTANDING.
Apply today!
Visit californialeaders.org/jcrew.html or email jcrew@californialeaders.org
Applications accepted until Valentine's Day, 2012.
Requirements:
1. Send in your short answer application by FEB 14, 2012 to jcrew@californialeaders.org
(see questions below)
2. Phone interview (March)
3. Attend the JCrew Training Day (April)
4. Recruit a sophomore from your school to attend the seminar
5. Attain 100 hours (by NCYLS 2012)--track your hours with the President's Service Award. Visit http://californialeaders.org/trackhours.html for more information
Questions:
• In a few words, describe why is NCYLS important to you. How has it/will it affect you in your daily life and school?
• Why do you want to be a JCrew?
• In your own words, what does it mean to Dive Into Your Journey and how do you plan on doing this?
• How will you fulfill your 100 hours of community service?
Send any questions via email to jcrew@californialeaders.org
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-Naznin Sheikh, Mercy (SF)
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