Qualified junior or senior high school students who applied for this opportunity showed demonstrated leadership through public service in elected or appointed positions during the entire 2021 – 2022 school year where they actively represented a constituency in organizations that relate to government, public affairs, history and/or community service. They actively served in qualified leadership positions, and were enrolled in high school.
Two student delegates and a first and second alternate were selected. The two winning delegates will represent DoDEA and the U.S. Senators for where their parent is registered to vote in an intensive educational program during the 60th Annual Washington Week. The event is scheduled for March 6-9, 2022.
Each of the two winning delegates will be awarded $10,000 undergraduate college Scholarship with encouragement to pursue coursework in history and political science. Winners MUST attend the entire 2022 online Washington Week, in order to receive the scholarship.
IMPORTANT: DoDEA students living in the Pacific, Europe, Puerto Rico, and Cuba apply through DoDEA Headquarters. DoDEA students in the Americas apply for the US Senate Youth Program through the state education agency and compete with other state applicants within their state.
Gabriel Stephenson
USSYP 2022 Student
Senior at Lakenheath High School
Lakenheath, England
Megan Wills
USSYP 2022 Student
Senior at Alconbury Middle/High School
Alconbury, England
DoDEA Social Studies Instructional Systems Specialist
4800 Mark Center Drive
Alexandria VA 22350-1400
Email: dodea.social-studies@dodea.edu
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Kentucky Department of Education
USSYP State Site for DoDEA Students in the Americas
Contact: Ms. Donna Melton
Email: donna.melton@education.ky.gov
North Carolina
United States Senate Youth Scholarship Program - North Carolina
Contact: Ms. Michelle McLaughlin
Email: michelle.mclaughlin@dpi.nc.gov
Virginia Department of Education
USSYP Site for DoDEA Students in the Americas
Contact: Ms. Christonya Brown
Email: Christonya.Brown@doe.Virginia.gov