scholarships to summer entrepreneurship camp

[Andrea Schorr]

This camp is targeted at African-American
high school students.  If anyone is working
with teens with entrepreneurship experience
and/or interest, worth investigating.

Andrea Schorr
Morino Institute

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For Immediate Release
Contact:Richard K. Anderson
Anderson Financial Services
718.771.1212
postmaster at andersonsbizkids.com

INTRODUCING A DIFFERENT KIND OF SUMMER ACADEMY

Medgar Evers College Partners with Anderson's Biz Kids To Create
Revolutionary
Summer Academy focused on Money Management, Entrepreneurship and Technology

On July 17, 2000, thirty extraordinary high school students will be invited
to
attend the Anderson's Biz Kids Summer Academy at Medgar Evers College, which
is geared towards creating a greater understanding of the value and
importance
of Money Management, Entrepreneurship and the New Wave of Technology in the
workplace.  Each selected student will receive a full scholarship for the
five-week program.

An exciting and innovative curriculum has been designed to teach students
about the Stock Market, Saving and Investing, Entrepreneurial Opportunities
and Technology Advances that are transforming every profession and industry.
Located on the historical campus of Medgar Evers College, The Anderson's Biz
Kids Summer Academy offers young adults the opportunity to sample the
excitement of college life.  Classes also extend way beyond classroom walls
with trips scheduled to the New York Stock Exchange where students will meet
with Wall Street professionals.

The Medgar Evers College Anderson's Biz Kids Academy was designed for young
adults who want to take control of their financial future.  Educational
curriculums rarely include the fundamental principals required for
entrepreneurship, investing or the new wave of technology that is sweeping
the
world.  Exposure is everything!

Classes are held three times a week for two hours each day.  Enrollment is
limited to thirty students on a first come, first serve basis.  Selected
students are required to make a commitment to attend each session throughout
the five weeks.  Course materials will be provided and each week an exciting
and different theme will be introduced.

Students who are interested in receiving a full scholarship to attend the
Anderson's Biz Kids Summer Academy beginning July 17, 2000 should submit a
300
to 500 word essay, via Email only by July 9th 2000 to
postmaster at andersonsbizkids.com

answering the following question:

Entrepreneurs are becoming younger every single day.  What new
entrepreneurial
business do you believe would be a great idea and why?

Eligibility:      All students must be entering either the 8th, 9th, 10th or
11th grade.
     All students must have a computer, Internet access and an Email
account.
     Please include your name, address, school and telephone number on the
cover of your essay.

Notification:    Winners will receive an acceptance letter, via Email by
July
13, 2000.