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The Gila River Indian Community Utility Authority (GRICUA) is looking
for community-member, high-school juniors to participate in
GRICUA's Youth Tour program. The winner of the program will be
sent on an all expenses paid trip to Washington D.C. to participate in
National Youth Tour week
The Youth Tour, organized by the National Rural Electric Cooperative
Association, brings over a thousand young people from across the
United States to Washington to learn more about community-owned
electric utilities and the federal government. Additionally, students will
tour historical sites and museums in the nation's capital.
Overview
1. Tentative Youth Tour Dates: June 13-19, 2008
2. Students must be enrolled Gila River Indian Community
members entering their senior year of high school (students may be
home schooled through an accredited process).
3. Students will be required to submit responses to three essay
questions. Each answer must be between 300-500 words.
4. The top five students will be invited for an interview at
GRICUA's office. After the interviews, the top two students will be
selected to participate in the program.
ENTRY FORM AND ESSAYS MUST BE RECEIVED AT
GRICUA'S OFFICE BY 1:00PM LOCAL TIME ON NOVEMBER
28, 2007 TO QUALIFY.
for community-member, high-school juniors to participate in
GRICUA's Youth Tour program. The winner of the program will be
sent on an all expenses paid trip to Washington D.C. to participate in
National Youth Tour week
The Youth Tour, organized by the National Rural Electric Cooperative
Association, brings over a thousand young people from across the
United States to Washington to learn more about community-owned
electric utilities and the federal government. Additionally, students will
tour historical sites and museums in the nation's capital.
Overview
1. Tentative Youth Tour Dates: June 13-19, 2008
2. Students must be enrolled Gila River Indian Community
members entering their senior year of high school (students may be
home schooled through an accredited process).
3. Students will be required to submit responses to three essay
questions. Each answer must be between 300-500 words.
4. The top five students will be invited for an interview at
GRICUA's office. After the interviews, the top two students will be
selected to participate in the program.
ENTRY FORM AND ESSAYS MUST BE RECEIVED AT
GRICUA'S OFFICE BY 1:00PM LOCAL TIME ON NOVEMBER
28, 2007 TO QUALIFY.