Priority Deadline: Monday, February 12
Final Deadline: Wednesday, February 28
Teach For America alumni interested in district, teacher, and teacher leader positions should participate. Twenty-five Teach For America partners will receive compiled resumes. Log on to www.tfanet.org to submit your resume.

Monday, January 15
7:00 PM EST (web/conference call based)
Learn more about the KIPP Fisher Fellowship and speak directly with Teach For America alumni who are currently leading KIPP schools.
RSVP: E-mail OCCOrsvp@teachforamerica.org by Friday, January 12 with "KIPP Info Session" as your subject line.

Saturday, January 20
Booker T. Washington Senior High School
1200 NW 6th Ave.
8:30 AM - 1:30 PM
Come together for a day of career workshops, discussions, a multi-sector alumni panel and a networking lunch. Contact: Jane Henzerling jane.henzerling@teachforamerica.org

Monday, January 22
7:00 PM EST (web/conference call based)
Learn detailed information about the program, the application process, and what New Leaders around the nation are doing to promote high academic achievement for every child.
RSVP: E-mail OCCOrsvp@teachforamerica.org by Friday, January 19 with "NLNS Info Session" as your subject line.

Tuesday, January 23
Explore the various professional paths to educational leadership. Whether you are looking to develop as an educator or are considering a career change, this will be a unique opportunity to learn from others in the field.
Contact: Melinda Vaughn-Wright melinda.vaughn-wright@teachforamerica.org

Saturday, January 27
Preservation Park, Nile Hall
1233 Preservation Park Way, Downtown Oakland
10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
The symposium will feature an alumni panel of educators, and district leaders, a session on charter school governance, and an opportunities fair.
Contact: Talitha Green Ling talitha.green@teachforamerica.org

Information Session
Sunday, January 28
7:00 PM EST (web/conference call based)
Join Rachel Kelley, BES National Recruiter and TFA alumna, to learn more about the Fellowship, the application process, and the Fellowship graduates who have founded schools through the BES program.
RSVP: E-mail OCCOrsvp@teachforamerica.org by Thursday, January 25 with "BES Info Session" as your subject line.

Tuesday, January 30
Davidson Executive Conference Center
University of Southern California
3415 South Figueroa Street
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Learn more about leadership paths and opportunities with national and local nonprofit organizations, school districts, and graduate universities. The evening includes a panel discussion with alumni in education and an opportunities and networking fair.
Contact: Naya Bloom naya.bloom@teachforamerica.org

Wednesday, January 31
Learn more about the Washington, D.C. educational landscape and opportunities and participate in a forum to think strategically about closing the achievement gap in D.C. public schools. Representatives from the district, charter schools and other educational nonprofits will be in attendance.
Contact: Melinda Vaughn-Wright
melinda.vaughn-wright@teachforamerica.org

Tuesday, February 27
7:30 PM EST
Explore careers in nonprofits and socially entrepreneurial organizations.
RSVP: E-mail OCCOrsvp@teachforamerica.org by Friday, February 23 with "Social Entrepreneurship"as your subject line.

Tuesday, March 6
7:00 PM EST (web/conference call based)
Lighthouse is seeking committed, passionate people to serve in urban schools as principals, directors of instruction, and lead teachers. RSVP: E-mail OCCOrsvp@teachforamerica.org by Sunday, March 4 with "LHA Info Session" as your subject line.

Sunday, March 11
7:00 PM EST
Please join Edison Schools to learn more about leadership opportunities, the application process, the professional development program, and the many other benefits of being a school leader with Edison.
RSVP: E-mail OCCOrsvp@teachforamerica.org by Thursday, March 8 with "Edison Schools Info Session" as your subject line.

Hosted by the Amgen Foundation and Teach For America
Saturday, March 17
Washington, D.C.
8:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Meet with leaders in industry, policy, and education to reflect on what more we can do to improve math and science education practice and policy; learn from alumni how they have sustained their commitment in various capacities in math, science, and engineering; and access skills, knowledge, and volunteer and career opportunities.
Contact: Kathleen Bowen kathleen.bowen@teachforamerica.org.