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Don't miss our coming events:
  • 2020-21 School Year
    Reston & Herndon
    Yuniverse Mentoring
    This mentoring program founded by Yuniverse Foundation, is built to help students in middle school or high school. Sessions will be held in an outdoor environment until further notice. At Yuniverse Foundation our team is extremely excited to meet and motivate others!
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1 October 

INFORMATION TO KNOW:

Events TBD

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Working with Showjoe

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Camps

Summer 2021 is going to be a big one for us here at Yuniverse. Find out more about camps we plan on hosting here.

FEMALE INVOLVEMENT

We are super passionate about getting many more females involved going forward, and would love for you to reach out and let us know if you you'd like to help us accomplish this. Click Here

Yuniverse

YUniverse mentoring program

Yuniverse Foundation is offering a new mentoring program for high school and middle school students in the South Lakes High School and Herndon High School pyramid 

Students from 7th-12th grade can sign up for a mentor to meet in person, socially distanced, for 45 minutes every other week at an outdoor covered location in Reston or Herndon. For the weeks in between in-person meetings, students and mentors will connect on the phone for a 15 minute check-in call.

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Mentors are either adults in the community or 11th-12th grade students from South Lakes or Herndon high school. Students in 11th-12th grade students interested in mentoring would be assigned as mentors to younger students, in 7th-9th grades.

After learning a student’s academic goals, students would continue to meet with their mentor on a biweekly basis to talk about school and other topics of interest. With regard to school, mentors can help talk through areas where a student may need some additional help to meet their goals, and then collaborate on ways to address them over time. Mentors can also help students talk through post-high school plans, extra-curricular activities and other interests a student might be interested in sharing.