Multicultural Educational
Programs, Inc.
Multicultural Educational
Programs, Inc.
Welcome to the Get your Education Together- G.E.T. Mentoring & Leadership Program for Middle & High School Youth! Our initiative focuses on empowering young people by offering the guidance and support necessary for developing their leadership abilities. With interactive activities and mentorship, we strive to build confidence and encourage personal growth. Be a part of our mission to cultivate the STEM leaders of the future!
The program will be in Tucson, AZ with the Tucson Educational Empowerment for Minorities-TEEM
Saturdays-June 7th,14th, 21st, & 28th
Location: Pima Community College
Enroll at www.TEEMAZ.ORG
Speakers & Topics:
Dr. Charles Azuka, Retired Proctor & Gamble Executive, Learn your purpose.
Michelle Taylor-Frazier, Executive Director of MEP, Create your vision.
Jeffrey Lowe, Future Business Owner of America, Top Ten winner 2025. 21 Century Leadership skill development.
Tyrone Cephers, Assistant Principal, Tucson Schools, Surprise Workshop.
Charles Mackin, MEP Engineering Director, & engineers from the Raytheon Corporation. Build Rovers.
Donna Kristina Manley, author & engineer, The Top Ten New Careers in STEM without a college degree.
Empowering underrepresented people to serve in non-profits
Black History Month 2015 in Des Moines, Iowa
This year's Black History Month in Des Moines, Iowa held two programs for students to particpate in.
At Des Moines University on Grand Ave, middle and high school students read their essays sharing the dreams of "What I Plan To Do With My Life".
Sponsors: UPS, NASA, United Airlines
Contributors: Denny Elwell Company, Des Moines Branch NAACP
Volunteer Team: Nationwide Insurance Company Employees
The After School STEAM Educational Day was held Wednesday, February 25th at Park Fair Mall, 100 E. Euclid.
Donald Pipkins, a retired Launch Engineer from the NASA Johnson Space Center, brought a ten foot pop up of the International Space Station and a mock shuttle for students to examine.
The "From Dreams to Reality" Exhibit was part of the morning program along with great workshops for middle and high school students. Workshops were offered in two sessions. It was a great learning experience with lots of hands on fun!