Interested in helping students stay in school and on track to graduate?

Meet with Marcus Ramirez, City Year recruiter, to see how your interests and career goals might make City Year a possible post-grad opportunity. Learn more about the program, benefits, and what makes a strong application!

City Year is a national education-focused nonprofit organization working to end the high school dropout crisis. In 29 cities across the U.S. diverse teams of young people serve as full-time tutors, mentors, and role models.


Participants are paid a bi-weekly stipend to cover living expenses
Receive a $6,029 education award upon completion
Health insurance and loan forbearance provided
110+ University Partnerships provide 25% - 100% tuition scholarships


MAY 31: last deadline to apply!

Identify your key interest themes through group activities and the Strong Interest Inventory (SII). Learn how to apply this information to make more meaningful choices

Email damtmann@uoregon.edu to receive a link to take the assessment. You need to complete the SII at least 4 hours before the workshop if you plan to attend.

** Note: there is a $10 fee for this workshop to cover the cost were charged for the assessment. We have a way to waive the fee if you're in financial need, just let us know.

 

Learn about your personality based on the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI). Through group activities identify your unique preferences and how to apply this information to make more meaningful choices.

Email damtmann@uoregon.edu to receive a link to take the assessment. You need to complete the MBTI at least 4 hours before the workshop if you plan to attend.

** Note: there is a $10 fee for this workshop to cover the cost were charged for the assessment. We have a way to waive the fee if you're in financial need, just let us know.

Identify your key interest themes through group activities and the Strong Interest Inventory (SII). Learn how to apply this information to make more meaningful choices

Email damtmann@uoregon.edu to receive a link to take the assessment. You need to complete the SII at least 4 hours before the workshop if you plan to attend.

** Note: there is a $10 fee for this workshop to cover the cost were charged for the assessment. We have a way to waive the fee if you're in financial need, just let us know.

 

Identify your key interest themes through group activities and the Strong Interest Inventory (SII). Learn how to apply this information to make more meaningful choices

Email damtmann@uoregon.edu to receive a link to take the assessment. You need to complete the SII at least 4 hours before the workshop if you plan to attend.

** Note: there is a $10 fee for this workshop to cover the cost were charged for the assessment. We have a way to waive the fee if you're in financial need, just let us know.

 

Join us for a truly one-of-a-kind “experience” workshop for business professionals and leaders, featuring Lundquist College of Business Assistant Professor Troy Campbell and the Imaginal Labs team.

A quest for evolving your story superpowers.  Engage with the power of story and learn how to turn anything—from a speech to a meeting to a three-second video post to a workplace conversation—into an amazing story that connects with your audience.

Nothing captures and sustains attention, creates deep connections, and focuses motivation like story. Moreover, in a world with so much noise, so many weak connections, and so little focus, good story has never been more critical.

During this one-day experience, you will practice and create with other participants while working side by side with mentors in our StoryLab, a unique space created by Imaginal Labs in Portland, Oregon. The workshop draws from the best of design, business, art, and science.