What will happen at Project Stepping Stone?

If selected to participate in Project Stepping Stone, your will face new experiences that you will remember for a lifetime. Below is an example of our day-by-day schedule of what you’ll learn and experience:

DAY 1	Building The Team Meet your mentors; Team-building activities View pictures from day one
DAY 2	Building Leaders Business, Career, and Leadership Workshops; Campus Tours; Etiquette dinner View pictures from day two
DAY 3	Making Choices Self-Assessment, College Selection, College Application Process View pictures from day three
DAY 4	Following Your Dream Knowing Your Rights, Paying for College, Scholarship Essay Writing View pictures from day four
DAY 5	Preparing Leaders of Tomorrow Entrepreneurship and Small Business Development, Career Night and Mock Interviews View pictures from day five
DAY 6	Looking to the Future Eli Lilly and Company Business Simulation, Community Service Project View pictures from day six
DAY 7	Celebrating Success: Graduation & Awards Ceremony Student & Mentor Recognition, Emerging Leader Awards, Program Highlights for Parents View pictures from day seven

Scholarship Opportunities

During the week, you will learn about college scholarships that are available to students of Hispanic descent. At the graduation ceremony, several high school student participants will be selected to receive Project Stepping Stone Scholarships. One student will be selected to receive a $1000 scholarship. These funds, donated by our sponsors and the Indiana Latino Scholarship Fund, are to recognize outstanding program participation and to encourage college enrollment.

About NSHMBA

The National Society of Hispanic MBAs (NSHMBA) is the premier Hispanic business organization dedicated to building and advancing Hispanic leadership. We are advocates for the pursuit of higher education, providing our members with world-class career management programs- a continuation of the education process allowing members to accelerate their careers to the next level! We are the essential bridge to the resources you need providing graduate management education, networking opportunities and professional development. Recognized as the nation’s most prestigious Hispanic organization, NSHMBA has 37 chapters in the U.S. and Puerto Rico serving nearly 15,000 members since 1985.