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Think just because you’re out of high school you’re TOO OLD for PTPI?
THINK AGAIN!
PTPI offers an array of University programs and other opportunities for ages 18-25.
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PTPI Young Generation members at the 2009 Americas Regional Meeting in Las Vegas,
Nevada USA.
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Young Generation programs give you the opportunity
to connect with other like-minded people and to make an IMPACT through a variety
of dynamic, life-expanding, eye-opening activities and programs.
Renew your membership
or join online to be the first
to know about all of the exciting Young Generation opportunities! Questions? Contact
PTPI World Headquarters at membership@ptpi.org or +1.816.531.4701.
EVENTS |
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT | NETWORKING
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UPCOMING EVENTS:
 YG IMPACT Weekend
| May 28-30, 2010 | New Brunswick, New Jersey USA Reconnect with old friends and
make new ones from around the globe.
IMPACT:
Morocco | May 30-June 8, 2010 | Marrakech and Casablanca Interact with the people
of Morocco, visit the famed Djema el Fnaa of Marrakech and work on a community development
project in a small village in the High Atlas Mountains. Registration opens mid-October.
Symposium
on Peace & Conflict | Sept 30-Oct 3, 2010 | Scottsdale, Arizona USA Be a
part of PTPI history when members from all over the world converge in Arizona for
PTPI’s 19th Worldwide Conference.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT:
Join
or start a University
Chapter and set yourself apart in today's competitive job market.
PTPI
offers up to five $2000
Joyce C. Hall College Scholarships each year!
Internship at PTPI’s
European Office in Berlin, Germany.
Internship at PTPI World Headquarters in Kansas C in Kansas
City, Missouri USA.
GLOBAL NETWORKING:
Host
a Culture
Dinner Club for some good food and great conversation.
Read
along with the
Global Book Club.
Travel
the world with
International Visitors Program’s homestays.
Be
a star contributor to the
PTPI Blog.
Network with other YGs on
Facebook!
HUMANITARIAN PROJECTS:
Send
school supplies to children in need with
Operation International Children.
Help
eradicate landmines through the
Global Landmine Initiative.
Make
a difference in your community on
Global Youth Service Day.
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