Student Climate & Conservation Congress (SC3)
2009 Sc3 U.S. Green School Fellows
Rising 9-12 grade Students APPLY NOW to become a
U.S. GREEN SCHOOL FELLOW of the SC3 CONGRESS
The mission of the Student Climate & Conservation Congress (Sc3) is to empower outstanding student environmental leaders with the skills, knowledge, and tools necessary to address natural resource conservation challenges and better serve their schools and communities.
DATES: Sunday, June 24 - Friday, June 29, 2012
DEADLINE: Selection on a Rolling Basis
FEES: $600 for the 5-day Congress including Room & Board, and Shuttle Transportation between NCTC and DC. SCHOLARSHIPS ARE AVAILABLE >
PLACE: The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's National Conservation Training Center in Shepherdstown, WV
Barry Lopez, author of Arctic Dreams, 2012 Sc3 Keynote
View Barry on Bill Moyers HERE >
“As soon as I heard what the Sc3 was, I wanted to be there. I’ve stared at environmental questions for 45 years. I want to be of whatever help I can to the younger generations, to give them hope that they can make the world better. I want them to know that I care deeply about them and that an older generation is arm in arm with them, no matter how dark it gets.”
Dear Sc3 Applicant,
The Green Schools Alliance (GSA) and the U.S. Fish Wildlife Service’s National Conservation Training Center (NCTC) invite outstanding students who have demonstrated leadership in their schools or communities to participate in the Student Climate & Conservation Congress (Sc3). Hosted by NCTC, the nation's premier government training facility for conservationists, those students and educators selected to the Congress will become Sc3 U.S. Green School Fellows and participate in the five-day Sc3 Congress.
A unique and important program, Sc3 recognizes and empowers the next generation of conservationists and supports them to become global leaders in their own community. Sc3 Fellows learn from world-renowned experts, grow to understand environmental, social and economic interconnections, and create year-long Commitments to meet 21st century challenges. They continue to connect with their Cohorts, coordinators and experts on an on-going basis for the year following the Congress to implement Personal Action Plans.
Sc3 inspires the highest praise. Take a minute to look at Past Speakers, read the 2012 Nomination Letter and the inaugural Letter from U.S. Senator Charles E. Schumer, and hear what Student and Faculty Fellows have said about their Sc3 experience.
One century ago, Pres. Theodore Roosevelt envisioned a global conservation corps that would reach and motivate every corner of society. See how Sc3 Fellows and others are realizing this vision. Learn More >
We hope you will join us for this amazing week-long journey.
Sincerely,
Director, Sc3 Program

"Sc3 opened my eyes to the vast network of students and teachers working on greening their schools, taught me the skills to affect change in my own community, and gave me a framework for continued learning and support. The inspiration I receive each time I go to Sc3 powers me through the inherent challengs of making real change happen. I have created lasting friendships from the program and we all use each other as resources for information and ideas. It's an incredible learning environment that I can't recommend enough."
- Sara Allan, Sc3 Student Fellow; Cohort Mentor
“Sc3 is one of the most OUTSTANDING OPPORTUNITIES both I and my daughter Michaela have ever experienced. For many of the youth we serve, this is one of the most enabling and empowering events with access to some of the most notable names / change-makers in a true, state of the art, college like setting - offering the potential to be a transformational collaborative and collective experience with unlimited and exponential potential.”
- Steve Ritz, NYC HS Teacher
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