Scholarship Window is Open
The fall session for MCEC’s Frances Hesselbein Student Leadership Program is October 20-25, 2024 at the United States Military Academy at West Point. This incredible leadership opportunity awaits you. Apply now for a scholarship to this life-changing training.
Open to military- and veteran-connected, youth caregiver, and civilian Student 2 Student members. Applications and recommendation links can be found below, and are also available through your S2S sponsors.
To be eligible, candidates must be:
- Active in their S2S program
- A high school sophomore or junior
- In good academic standing
- Able to travel to West Point, NY for the full dates of the program.
The application window is open through Friday, September 13.
To be considered, both the application and student advisor recommendation must be received.
This scholarship-based program covers the following:
MCEC covers the following costs:
- Flight to and from Newark Airport
- Hotel/lodging for 5 nights
- Meals from the time student arrives to the time they depart
- Activities planned for the event
- Travel while in New York
MCEC does not cover:
- Luggage fees
- Ground transportation to and from local airport
- Food while traveling
- Souvenirs or extra snacks
This program is powered in part by Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP) to honor and empower post-9/11 injured service members, veterans, and their families. Please send your questions to Student2Student@MilitaryChild.org
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. I have learned so much, and thanks to you, Sigonella’s S2S program will thrive. This is something I will never forget.
Nicholas, Signella, Italy
- A 90-minute campus tour gave our students an insider-view of daily campus life at USAFA.
- Sophia experiences the flight simulator, part of USAFA’s war games class.
- Deepak experiences the flight simulator, part of USAFA’s war games class.
- Hayden, Storm, and Delaney during an hour-long lecture session introducing them to the many campus resources in place to help support student learning.
- Syreeta and Kayleigh smiling for a photo during team building exercises and discussions about managing and communicating emotions.
- The students enjoy the beautiful Colorado Springs landscape.
- Syreeta, Kayleigh, and Delaney celebrate successful communication during the blindfolded bowling event.
- Emily surprised during the campus tour.
- Briana, Emily and Mya at the opening session for the USAFA Character and Leadership Symposium, hearing about the power of relationships and purpose.
- Hayden, Kayleigh, Briana and Storm, ready for rock climbing.
- Mya, eager to tackle the rock climbing wall.