All-Star Application Overview
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Who are the FosterClub All-Stars?
Twelve former or transitioning foster youth will be selected to serve a summer internship with FosterClub and assist in planning, facilitating and evaluating the Teen Conference U.S. Tour. Youth will be selected to represent a diversity in foster care experiences, education, current paths (college, employment, job corps, etc.), race & ethnicity and geographical location. Each will demonstrate leadership potential and ability to connect with peers.
How long does the internship last?
This is a one year internship from June 2010 until June 2011. Throughout the school year, you will be contacted to see if you are available for upcoming conferences and child welfare events. However, this internship involves staying primarily in Seaside Oregon from the first week in June until the third week in August, 2010. If you have any potential conflicts during that that time period, we ask that you include that information in your application.
Leadership & Development
Selected youth will attend an intensive leadership training session at the FosterClub headquarters in Seaside, Oregon (1.5 hours from Portland, on the Oregon Coast). They will receive training in public speaking, presentation, advocacy, and professional development to accommodate planning and facilitation of events. All travel and lodging expenses will be covered. Youth will also receive a small weekly allowance during the internship and a $2000 honorarium on completion of the internship, totaling approximately $3600.
How Will The All-Stars Participate at Conferences?
The All-Star youth will assist in facilitating conferences as Junior Staff. They will participate in registration, group activities, presentations, and will sit on the Youth Panels. All-Star youth will co-lead workshops and interact with conference attendees throughout the events. They will also assist in preparing the final Conference Evaluations. At all times, a FosterClub Adult Staff will supervise Junior Staff All-Stars.
All-Star Selection
FosterClub will make its selections by the beginning of April. Youth will be selected to represent diversity in foster care experiences, education, current paths (college, employment, job corps, etc.), race, ethnicity and geographical location. Young people who apply but are not selected should in no way view the fact that they weren’t selected as an indication of their abilities or personality. It simply means that other youth were selected to help us build a diverse team for the All-Star Program. Youth who are not selected are eligible to be selected as a FosterClub OUTSTANDING YOUNG LEADER. Learn more about FosterClub's Outstanding Young Leaders...
My state is a sponsor. What does that mean?
So far, South Carolina, Missouri, Minnesota, Oregon, Colorado, Michigan & Nevada are sponsoring an All-Star seat this year, with more states considering sponsorship. That means that a young person from each of those states is GUARANTEED a spot on the All-Star team! Everyone else is eligible for the remaining 'at large' slots.
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I'd like a printable flier so that I can post this information for everyone to see. Do you have this?
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PLEASE NOTE: This is a competitive application process and applying does not guarantee your selection to participate in the internship. If you have any questions, please contact Lupe at 503-717-1552. If you are still in care and your caseworker, foster parent or guardian have any questions, we encourage them to call also.
2010 All-Stars
Darrlyn Moorer - blog
Charlie McNeely - blog
Cherie Olivis - blog
Faith Slater - blog
Marcus Brown - blog
Ashley Jackson - blog
Janessa Senter - blog
Jeremie Brown - blog
Kayla VanDyke - blog
Shaden Jedlicka - blog
Richard Brown - blog
Tiesha Davis - blog
2009 All-Stars
Dhieu Chol Arok - blog
Erin Young - blog
Greta Anderson - blog
Heather Marone - blog
Isaiah Williams - blog
Jeremy Long - blog
Kita Anderson - blog
Luis Beltran - blog
Mariah Saint Augustine - blog
Stacie Carter - blog
Tasha Santos - blog
Tobias Rogan - blog
2008 All-Stars
Brandon Ford - blog
Cash Hagbourne - blog
Chris Andrade - blog
Julia Villamizar - blog
Katie - blog
Miguel Gardipee - blog
Mike Hollinger - blog
Naomi Porter - blog
Nikki Grey - blog
Sade Bradford - blog
Wendy Spronk - blog
2007 All-Stars
Juan Jones
Alicia Ortiz
Veronica Davidson
Alex Pringle - blog
Josh Sanchez
Jen Radimaker - blog
Crystal Lipek - blog
Mercedes Wooten
Jojo Carbonell - blog
Sherena Johnson
Deborah Hassan
Andrew Crandall
2006 All-Stars
Timothy Bell - blog
Julia Charles
Daryle Conq. Bear - blog
Joshua Morgan-Griggs - blog
Becca Hamieh
JJ Hitch - blog
Alisha Jackson - blog
CherRita Jones
Anthony Reeves
Aaron Weaver - blog
Kathryn Yother
Krystel Reid - blog
Elijah Sanchez
Zach Sandner - blog
2005 All-Stars
Eprise Armstrong - blog
Tyler Bacon - blog
Schylar Canfield - blog
Nicole Dobbins - blog
Dan Knapp - blog
Theresa Moy
Lupe Ortiz-Tovar - blog
Wendy Schiller - blog
Shawn Semelsberger - blog
Bregetta Wilson
- blog
2004 All-Stars
Sharde Armstrong - blog
Linda Grund
Kimberly Mintz Smith






