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The annual Catalyst Conference brings a selected group of 80 high school students from across North Carolina to UNC-CH for a weekend-long exploration of social issues affecting American youth.
Students, teachers, or counselors interested in the Catalyst Conference 2010, please contact the co-chairs at
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or click Catalyst Conf 2010 Student Application for an application! Catalyst Conference has a $30 registration fee upon acceptance to the conference. Do not send the fee with the application.Also, we do offer financial aid if this registration fee presents a problem. Email
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to apply for financial aid.
For more information and a look at this year's counselor line-up, visit: http://sites.google.com/site/catalystconference/.
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Molly Norwood |
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Eric Johnson |
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If you are a UNC college student interested in getting involved this year, please email this year's co-chairs.
If you are a high school student, teacher or counselor and have quesitons or concerns, please email
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or click HERE for an application to the 2009 Catalyst Conference.
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The Mission of the Catalyst Committee is to ...
To give high school students the opportunity to build and learn from personal relationships that transcend racial, ethnic, religious and gender boundaries.
- To provide an open forum for the discussion of the community issues of social justice, equality and pluralism.
- To empower high school students to develop strategies to combat the apathy and ignorance that threaten the future of our youth through leadership training.
- To transform high school students into catalysts for positive social change and generate a vision of social harmony in the 21st century and beyond.
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In light of the problems that have become increasingly prevalent among today's youth, we feel that Catalyst Conference serves a vital need. By gathering North Carolina's emerging leaders to discuss the sources of aggression and discontentment in our schools and communities, they will become better enabled to address this turmoil.
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The annual Catalyst Conference brings a selected group of 80 high school students from across North Carolina to UNC Chapel Hill for a weekend-long exploration of social justice issues affecting both America and the larger world.
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Catalyst Conference 2009: February 27-March 1, 2009 at UNC-Chapel Hill
Click HERE for an application!
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