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Project Yes Alumni

It seems like just yesterday when we were welcoming our first Project YES interns!   Twelve years later, we're proud to have worked with 192 tremendous young professionals.   We are proud of their tremendous accomplishments.  Here are just a few of our Project YES alumni!  Please take a few minutes to see if you recognize anyone and read about their experiences!


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Sam Poelstra., Sr SEO Manager Virginia Commonwealth University Project YES 2013-2016 Team Leader
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"The learning around critical thinking, youth development, and leadership! We learned so much about communicating with persons in positions of power, managing stress, and helping youth communicate through difficult situations. I use all of these skills every day in work and in life. I have so many favorite memories. One was going to Germany with Myra, Cam, JC, and Temberly -- we're all horrible at whitewater rafting."


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North Carolina State University (NC State) is dedicated to equality of opportunity and is committed to fostering an environment free from discrimination, harassment and retaliation based upon a person’s age (40 or older), color, disability, gender identity, genetic information, national origin, race, religion, sex (including pregnancy), sexual orientation or veteran status. In support of these goals, this regulation requires all employees to complete an approved training program designed to educate employees about their rights and responsibilities as to NC State’s policies regarding equal opportunity and non-discrimination.  In addition, in order to comply with federal law, individuals who are “responsible employees” under this regulation must complete an approved training program that covers the university’s Title IX obligations to prevent and address incidents of sexual assault within the university community.

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project_yes@ncsu.edu
919-513-3165 
North Carolina State University
4101 Beryl Road
Campus Box 7606
Raleigh, NC 27695-7606
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