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NAF Next 2013: AOHT at Erasmus Hall Campus
- 2. #nafnext Academy of Hospitality and Tourism AOHT at Erasmus Hall Campus 911 Flatbush Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11226 Adam D. Breier, Principal
- 3. #nafnext Presenters • Adam Breier, Principal • Kareen Francis, NAF Coordinator • Sharifa Alphonso, Student Ambassador • Niasia Greenidge- James, Student Ambassador • Raaqima McRae ,Student Ambassador • Natassia Wallen, Student Ambassador
- 4. #nafnext Our History • Initial design process began at NAF Summer Institute for Professional Development Conference (San Diego, 2005) • AOHT Design Team worked diligently until… AOHT opened its doors to students September 2006
- 5. #nafnext Our Community Demographics • Flatbush, a community in the New York City borough of Brooklyn, has several neighborhoods.
- 6. #nafnext Our School Demographics • Our school population is a direct reflection of the Flatbush community. Most of our students are first generation immigrants. • Almost half our students are from families with income below the poverty line and consequently qualify for free or reduced cost lunch.
- 7. #nafnext Our Core Values COMMUNITY Members of a strong community work with a sense of belonging, family, and camaraderie. RESPECT Respect for one’s self and others allows for meaningful interactions that build lifelong relationships. LEADERSHIP Leaders set the pace of an organization and model the skills and behaviors necessary for a team’s success. GROWTH Growth is facilitated through continual reflection and action. RESPONSIBILITY We earn trust and respect from others when we accept and fulfill our responsibilities. SUCCESS Success comes when we accomplish our personal and professional goals.
- 8. #nafnext Our Strategy The Academy of Hospitality and Tourism prepares students for post-secondary education and careers. Academic rigor combined with hands-on work experience helps students develop problem-solving and career skills critical to post-secondary education and career success.
- 9. #nafnext AOHT In The News AOHT on Channel one news ...http://manhattan.ny1.com/content/ny1_living/money_matters/182767/ city-students-learn-about-money-by-teaching-others AOHT in JA Academy Video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AanikSQn2ZQ&feature=player_detailp age
- 12. #nafnext Awards and Recognition • Attendance • Improvement • Achievement • Leadership • Community Service • Honorable Mention • Honor Roll • Advanced Honor Roll • Grossinger/Weill National Honor Society
- 13. #nafnext National Honor Society Induction
- 14. #nafnext Our Partners • Junior Achievement New York • Exploring • W!SE (Working in Support of Education) • College Now • Medgar Evers Talent Search
- 15. #nafnext Our Partners Cont’d • Bottom Line • Futures and Options • Selective Corporation Internship Program (SCIP)
- 16. #nafnext Our Advisory Board Our Advisory Board, Friends of AOHT • Supports us by speaking and recruiting guest speakers for our annual Career Day • Assists with preparing students for internships by conducting mock interviews • Provides job shadow opportunities • Provides industry related internships • Recruits other corporate partners to assist in guiding students
- 18. #nafnext Junior Achievement of New York (JANY) is a non- profit organization that connects volunteers with students in grades K-12. Through in-class activities, after-school programs, and workplace experiences, students acquire the confidence they need to succeed in their future careers and in life. Junior Achievement of New York’s mission is to inspire and prepare young people to succeed in a global economy.
- 19. #nafnext AOHT Students at JANY Job Shadow La Prairie, Switzerland
- 20. #nafnext AOHT Students at JANY Job Shadow La Prairie, Switzerland
- 21. #nafnext AOHT Students at JANY ABC Disney Job Shadow
- 22. #nafnext Junior Achievement New York Activities • Junior Achievement University at Deloitte • Junior Achievement Financial Literacy Day • Junior Achievement American Express Job Shadow • Junior Achievement La Prairie • ABC Disney - Junior Achievement Job Shadow • Accenture Junior Achievement International Women’s Day Resume Writing Workshop • Disney Motion Picture/Junior Achievement Job Shadow • L’Oreal USA/Junior Achievement of New York Job Shadow • Junior Achievement High School Heroes • Junior Achievement of New York Annual Gala • ING Direct Café • JANY University at Long Island University • Young Women’s Leadership Conference at Cadwalader
- 23. #nafnext Young Women's Leadership Conference Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft
- 24. #nafnext Junior Achievement University Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft
- 25. #nafnext JANY High School Heroes Park Slope Elementary - PS 282
- 26. #nafnext JANY High School Heroes Park Slope Elementary - PS 282
- 27. #nafnext Junior Achievement Resume Writing Workshop at Accenture
- 28. #nafnext “Get Reel With Your Dreams” Students with Sade Baderinwa, ABC 7 News Anchor, at Lincoln Center Institute. They attended acting, photography, wardrobe and theater workshops.
- 29. #nafnext Student with Actor, Sean Ringgold
- 30. #nafnext JANY American Express Career Day
- 32. #nafnext AOHT Students Exploring Careers The Office of the Special Narcotics Prosecutor
- 33. #nafnext An AOHT Student Exploring Careers The Office of the Special Narcotics Prosecutor
- 34. #nafnext Exploring Careers at Signature Theater AOHT students with Ruben Santiago – Hudson, an American actor and playwright, who has won national awards for his work in both areas. He plays Captain Roy Montgomery in ABC's Castle.
- 35. #nafnext College Now College Now is CUNY’s largest collaborative program with the New York City secondary public school system. The program offers dual enrollment and college-readiness programs in more than 350 NYC high schools and enrolls close to 20,000 students annually. In all, there are seventeen campus-based College Now programs which are overseen by a central office. Although the program varies from school to school and campus to campus, they are similar in terms of overall structure, implementation and goals.
- 36. #nafnext AOHT Students Toastmasters International Graduation
- 37. #nafnext An AOHT Toastmaster graduate with Cheryl Wills, NY1 News Anchor, at Toastmasters Graduation
- 38. #nafnext JANY Business Plan Competition
- 39. #nafnext JANY Business Plan Semi-Finals Presentation
- 40. #nafnext W!SE (Working in Support of Education) W!SE’s innovative and exciting programs empower students with the essential skills and experiences they need to participate fully in an increasingly complex global economy. W!SE has the expertise and experience to succeed; a long-standing reputation for quality programs, materials and professional services, and strong relationships with schools, teachers, and the private sector.
- 41. #nafnext Medgar Evers Educational Talent Search Program The Educational Talent Search Program was developed through the Higher Education Act of 1965. The Program identifies low-income and first-generation college students to provide them with encouragement, support and assistance. The mission of Talent Search is, specifically, to identify and encourage eligible youth in grades six through twelve, and out-of-school youth up to the age of 27, to finish high school and enroll in post-secondary education. Services include small group tutoring, academic and personal counseling, college campus tours, test taking, time management skills training and counseling, workplace tours and job shadowing opportunities.
- 42. #nafnext Medgar Evers Educational Talent Search 2013 at Independence Hall, Pennsylvania
- 43. #nafnext Medgar Evers Educational Talent Search Program 2013 at Hershey Chocolate World, Pennsylvania
- 44. #nafnext Vincent Rey from Cincinnati Bengals Career Day 2013
- 45. #nafnext AOHT Students and Career Day Speakers Share Networking Lunch at Career Day 2013
- 46. #nafnext AOHT at American Management Association Annual Student Conference Student workshops included Interviewing Skills, Networking Skills, and Business Etiquette
- 47. #nafnext AOHT Student Volunteers F.O.D Walk at John F. Kennedy (JFK) Airport
- 48. #nafnext AOHT Students at JANY Job Shadow at Clarins
- 49. #nafnext The Selective Corporate Internship Program (SCIP) is a six-week program designed to provide a corporate experience for rising high school juniors and seniors. During the internship, the students meet with corporate executives from leading companies, attend corporate site visits, sharpen their technical and writing skills, learn about business etiquette, and much more. SCIP offers a rare inside view of corporate America. Participants develop lifelong friendships and the skills and confidence necessary to fulfill their potential.
- 50. #nafnext AOHT Students With Other SCIP 2012 Interns
- 51. #nafnext Futures and Options empowers New York City's underserved youth to explore careers through career development and paid, mentored internships. This program enables New York's underserved youth to gain much-needed access to the economic mainstream, work-readiness training, and support from caring adults. At the same time, private and nonprofit businesses are connected to a pipeline of promising, motivated and diverse young people
- 52. #nafnext Bottom Line Bottom Line helps low-income and first- generation-to-college students get to and through college. The program is committed to building strong connections with students, providing them with individual support, and ensuring they have the guidance needed to earn a college degree.
- 53. #nafnext Our Graduates • Johnson & Wales University • Fashion Institute of Technology • SUNY Delhi • Kingsborough Community College • New York City College of Technology • SUNY Old Westbury • Medgar Evers College • C.W Post Long Island University • Ithaca
- 54. #nafnext Internships • Marriott Downtown New York • National Academy Foundation • Convene • SCIP • The Linger Café • The Helmsley Hotel • New York-Presbyterian Guest Facilities • McDonald’s • Legal Momentum • 34thStreet Partnership
- 55. #nafnext Cultural and Social Activities • Field Day • Black History Celebration • Spring Unity Festival • Mix It Up Week • Community Service
- 57. #nafnext AOHT Students at AT&T Summer Exploring at Camp Keowa
- 58. #nafnext AOHT Student at AT&T Summer Exploring at Camp Keowa
- 59. #nafnext AOHT Student at AT&T Summer Exploring at Camp Keowa
- 60. #nafnext AOHT Student at AT&T Summer Exploring at Camp Keowa
- 61. #nafnext AOHT Students at AT&T Summer Exploring at Camp Keowa
- 62. #nafnext AOHT Students at AT&T Summer Exploring at Camp Keowa
- 63. #nafnext AOHT Students at The Madame Tussauds
- 64. #nafnext AOHT New York Cares Volunteers
- 65. #nafnext AOHT New York Cares Volunteers
- 66. #nafnext How Can You Be Distinguished? • Identify and maximize local non-profits • Junior Achievement is nationwide! • Most state and college universities have programs for high school students • Build partnerships with local business • Create an Advisory Board • Involve all constituents • Use NAF tools and resources
- 67. #nafnext Find a JA Office Near You • From rural America to large cities, Junior Achievement programs reach across the United States. Click on a state below to find a city with the nearest JA office. Then click on the city for detailed contact information. If you can't find what you are looking for, just drop us a line at 1-800- THE-NEW JA, (719) 540-8000, or at newmedia@ja.org. • For information on a Junior Achievement program near you, please select the state below to reach your local office. • Looking for Junior Achievement outside the United States? Please see the JA Worldwide web site.
- 68. #nafnext Contact Information • Academy of Hospitality and Tourism High School at Erasmus Hall Campus 911 Flatbush Avenue Room 1S30 Brooklyn, NY 11226 (718) 564-2580 (phone) (718) 564-2581 (fax) • Email: Adam Breier, Principal: abreier@schools.nyc.gov Grace Garofolo, Assistant Principal: ggarofo@schools.nyc.gov Kareen Francis, Business Department Coordinator: kfrancis2@schools.nyc.gov
Hinweis der Redaktion
- The JANY Job ShadowProgram provides students with an up-close look at the working world and shows them how the skills they learn in school are put to use in the workplace. Students begin to understand the day-to-day activities of prominent business and senior level leaders and the various staff positions that support them, by spending a day in the workplace observing and asking questions.
- Volunteers at Cadwalader Wickersham & Taft LLP with students during Junior Achievement University. The JANY University program provides students with the tools to successfully navigate the path from high school to college and beyond. It provides practical life-planning, college readiness, career exploration, and networking opportunities to high school students and exposes them to professional role models. Students learn to research and road-map their own personal vision plan to help them successfully complete the high school to college transition.
- In the High School Heroes Program, high school students from the local community serve as powerful role models for younger children. They exemplify the importance of staying in school and giving back to their communities. All Heroes attend at least one training session and are given time to study their Junior Achievement teaching materials well in advance of the event. Heroes work in teams to teach the K–5th grade classes, demonstrating teamwork to the elementary school students. The Heroes are selected by their teachers based on their sense of commitment to school and the success of the program, class participation, behavior, and a desire to mentor younger students.
- Two students at Accenture Junior Achievement International Women’s Day Resume Writing Workshop. After students viewed a presentation on resume writing , they applied their newly acquired skills and knowledge to create or improve their resumes with the help of Accenture staff volunteers.
- During “Get Reel With Your Dreams” students chatted with Sean Ringgold is an American actor and former bodyguard from Rockaway Beach, Queens, New York. He is best known for his roles as Shaun Evans on the ABC daytime drama One Life to Live, and as Suge Knight in the Notorious B.I.G. biopic Notorious.
- Exploring Learning for Life Career Education ProgramDeveloped by The Greater New York Councils, Boy Scouts of America, Exploring is a school-to-career and school-to-higher education program that delivers worksite-based learning experiences. Through this program, students learn about careers at companies, governmental agencies and community-based organizations. The program at each company, agency, and organization is based on five areas of emphasis: career opportunities, life skills, service learning, character education, and leadership experience. Exploring Learning for Life Career Education ProgramDeveloped by The Greater New York Councils, Boy Scouts of America, Exploring is a school-to-career and school-to-higher education program that delivers worksite-based learning experiences. Through this program, students learn about careers at companies, governmental agencies and community-based organizations. The program at each company, agency, and organization is based on five areas of emphasis: career opportunities, life skills, service learning, character education, and leadership experience.
- At the culmination of the six-week program, Exploring Careers in Theatre at the Signature Theater, AOHT students had a discussion session with Ruben Santiago - Hudson, who inspired them with his journey from a foster home in Lackawanna to international acclaim. He is an American actor and playwright, who has won national awards for his work in both areas. From 2009 to 2011, he played Captain Roy Montgomery in ABC's Castle. They then viewed the play “My Children, MY Africa,” which is directed by Mr. Santiago.
- Toastmasters International is a world leader in communication and leadership development. A Toastmasters meeting is a learn-by-doing workshop in which participants hone their speaking and leadership skills in a no-pressure atmosphere. There is no instructor in a Toastmasters meeting. Instead, members evaluate one another’s presentations. This feedback process is a key part of the program’s success
- Toastmaster participants also give impromptu talks on assigned topics, conduct meetings and develop skills related to timekeeping, grammar and parliamentary procedure.
- Financial Literacy Certification Program: Most students drop out of college not because of academic failure but because of personal debt and the fastest growing group filing personal bankruptcy is young people ages 18 to 25. Ww!se’s Financial Literacy Certification Program (FLCP) addresses the urgent need for financial literacy and education. The program provides high school students with access to financial education and the opportunity to become certified financially literate. AOHT students participate in this program and have scored 100 percent, even as freshmen!
- Business Explorers arrived at Camp Keowa on July 11th for a four day training session at the Greater New York Councils' Ten Mile River Camp in Narrowsburg, NY to learn how to become thriving business professionals while enjoying the camp grounds.With the help of the AT&T Business Academy, and volunteers from American Management Association, the Explorers were taught the essential skills and tools needed to succeed in the business world. This included an introduction to management, how to become a leader, strategic planning, business writing, negotiation, communication and presentation skills.Thanks to AT&T and AMA, the Explorers were given an opportunity to meet and learn with other students and business professionals through this interactive and hands-on educational experience.
- The fact is, non-profit organizations need you more than you need them! They simply cannot exist without people to whom they can provide services. Seek out the non-profits in your area and let them know that you want to take advantage of their services. For your part, you will need to be consistent and ensure that your student are consistent and committed. Do not assume that students will attend a program simply because it is good for them; they often do not realize or appreciate the value of these opportunities. Encourage them to attend, force them is you must, and accompany them when possible.