In preparing New York City public school students for life after public school, the Department of Education is asking its alumni to share their journeys with students. The Alumni Speaker Series aims to match teams of 2-4 professional alumni with a class of high school students who would benefit most from hearing the experiences of a former student who was once in their shoes.

By completing this form, you are committing to:
• being matched to a high school  class at either your alma mater or a school based on need
• joining a team of 2-4 alumni speakers
• speaking to New York City public school students

Each team of alumni will be joined by a DOE staff member and will receive a basic guide to speaking to students and will be contacted prior to his/her speaking engagement.

As a speaker, consider discussing your experiences involving:
• College (choosing a major or focus, living on your own, etc.)
• Your career (choosing a career path, applying for jobs, etc.)
• How attending public school impacted your life
• Adversity and personal challenges that helped shape your journey

Thank you for your interest in speaking to our students! If you have any questions, feel free to contact Kara Gurl at KGurl@schools.nyc.gov.
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First Name *
Last Name *
Email Address *
Phone Number *
What is your date of birth? *
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What is the most recent New York City public school you attended? *
What college or university did you attend?
What is your current or most recent occupation? *
Please also indicate an employer
Why do you want to speak to New York City public school students? *
What advice would you give a younger you about life after public school? Please respond in 3 - 5 sentences
Do you prefer to speak at your alma mater or at a school based on need? *
If you are an alum of color, would you be interested in speaking to students of color in the Urban Ambassadors or NYC Great programs? *
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