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BlaTina Varsity Posse 2024-2025

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Registration for our 2024-2025 Varsity Posse cohort is coming soon! High school girls with an interested in STEM majors and careers will not want to miss out on this free program!

Our Program

Academic Success

We lead the cohort through activities and strategies aimed at helping them succeed academically in their high school and college courses. This includes implementing and learning about study habits and routines, researching summer programs, and connecting with higher education opportunities.

Personal Success

We believe instilling confidence in each girl is key to their personal growth. The girls learn valuable skills such as listening to others and communicating. These moments contribute to a close, tight-knit group that supports one another throughout the school year.

Tech Spotlight

We invite women working in the STEM field to share their career experiences and the challenges they have overcome. In these 30 to 45-minute weekly segments, our BlaTina participants ask questions and learn from those who are paving the way for women and people of color to pursue careers in STEM.


Join the Posse

Applications

Are you a high school girl interested in pursuing a career in STEM? Do you enjoy learning and want to gain invaluable experience that will help you launch yourself into college? Apply to join Varsity Posse for the 2024-2025 school year. Once you have applied, we will contact you with more information about the program’s start date.

Nominations

We need the help of our Indianapolis high school principals and leaders to identify students who are truly dedicated to pursuing STEM careers and post-secondary programs. Nomination forms will be emailed to administrators and teachers.

Introducing students to diverse career paths in technology was a highlight of the program. Allowing students to engage with professional women of color in technology inspired and motivated the students. It also assisted in broadening their perspectives on potential career choices. By showcasing various opportunities and exposing them to successful women in tech, instilled ambition and sparking a passion for future possibilities.

– Jasmine Thomas, Counselor at Herron-Riverside High School and Program Assistant