In recognition of the 250th anniversary of the United States, the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL) is proud to launch WILL’s,  “What America Means to Me” student contest.  It is open to Wisconsin students in Kindergarten through 12th grade. Deadline to submit entries is August 15, 2026.  
Complete contest details can be found at this link: “What American Means to  Me” 

Since 1987, the Student Achiever Awards Program has continued to recognize students in grades 5-12 for academic achievement throughout Southeastern Wisconsin from Fond Du Lac, Dodge, Washington, Ozaukee, Jefferson, Waukesha, Milwaukee, Walworth, Racine to Kenosha. Each Student Achiever is acknowledged and rewarded with two complimentary Brewers game tickets for the 2026 baseball season, courtesy of UW Credit Union and the Milwaukee Brewers. Students grades 7-12, click here to see the list of Milwaukee Brewers Student Achievers.  If your name is on the list,  see Mrs. Tannert in the Student Services Department, #231 to claim your award.

The National ACT will be offered at New Berlin West MS/HS  on July 11, 2026. The registration deadline is June 5, 2026. The late registration deadline is June 24, 2026.  Register online at:  http://www.actstudent.org
 

Future career explorers — this opportunity is for YOU! 

 HUSCO will be hosting a Shadow Day for rising high school juniors and seniors on July 21st! Students will get an inside look at a variety of career paths within the company, including: 🔹 Engineering 🔹 Marketing 🔹 Data & Analytics 🔹 And more! Only 10 students will be selected to participate, so interested students are encouraged to complete the application survey as soon as possible. If more than 10 students apply, participants will be selected from the applicant pool. 📋 Apply here: Summer 2026 Husco NextGen Application Survey

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Date: Wednesday June 24th and Thursday June 25th
Time: 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.
Location: Johnston Hall, 1131 W. Wisconsin Ave.
Cost: $100 - Students in need of financial aid can reach out to Dr. Patrick Johnson, assistant professor, for assistance via email at patrick.johnson@marquette.edu
Register at: https://www.marquette.edu/communication/story-of-you.php
The Diederich College of Communication invites high school students to participate in a two-day on-campus workshop where they'll use the art of storytelling to learn more about Marquette, the field of communication, media and themselves. Students will participate in hands-on learning about media careers with leading-edge tools to discover and share their strengths, all with the guidance of Diederich College of Communication faculty. Students will also go on trips each day to local newsrooms and agencies to experience what they are learning LIVE. Key workshop components will teach students to: 
• Discover their personal brand! Branding is an important part of strategic communication and developing their personal brand helps them represent their best, authentic self.
• Celebrate their story by sharing who they are through multimedia platforms, including video, audio, print and social. This exercise will help students become familiar with potential careers in strategic communication, digital media and journalism. 
For other questions, please email comm@marquette.edu