Borough of Manhattan Community College
OneGoal’s inaugural NYC Student Summit is a day of inspiration and empowerment for nearly 300 OneGoal high school juniors. Held at BMCC, students have the opportunity to explore a variety of postsecondary pathways through workshops led by postsecondary partners and OneGoal staff. There will also be opportunities to connect with other OneGoal students from various NYC schools, learn about our hosting institution (BMCC), and have fun!
Your support will help ensure our students have the opportunity to achieve their greatest postsecondary aspirations. As a sponsor of this inaugural event, you will make an investment in our students’ futures and gain brand visibility. Please review our sponsorship levels and email Jyothi Nair if you would like to confirm your participation or have any questions.
We are looking for postsecondary programs—colleges, technical schools, and other pathways—to host booths at our Opportunity Fair. There is limited availability, so please reach out to Erika Castellar to secure your spot and complete our RSVP form.
We hope you’re excited about the Student Summit! Our team will work with your OneGoal Program Director to organize your attendance. Please check this page again in March for more info about the event schedule and what you can expect. Looking forward to seeing you on May 21!
We can’t wait to host your cohort at our Y1 Student Summit! Please reach out to your DTS for more information, and use this RSVP form to secure your cohort’s spot by March 22.
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