REGIONAL CORRESPONDENTS

Are you passionate about science, technology, engineering or mathematics?

Are you interested in gaining leadership experience or building your resume?

Above all, do you want to help lead the youth science movement in your community?

Then maybe you should be a SMARTS Regional Correspondent!

Regional Correspondents are motivated students who lead the youth science movement in their communities.

As a Regional Correspondent, you will be one of the official SMARTS youth volunteers for your entire region!  Your role involves various types of science promotion to youth (e.g. presenting workshops to local schools and promoting involvement in SMARTS).  Please see the Downloads area at the bottom of this page to learn about the complete role of a Regional Correspondent.

As a SMARTS Regional Correspondent, you will gain tremendous life experiences and leadership skills.  You may also receive prominent recognition for your work. This experience will be an excellent resume builder and looks great for scholarship/university applications.  You will also be eligible to win one of our prestigious SMARTS Regional Correspondents Awards at the end of each year.

As well, in return for your commitment to the SMARTS network, the Youth Science Foundation Canada will be pleased to offer you letters of reference and a certificate at the end of the year.

How do I become a Regional Correspondent?

To become a Regional Correspondent, please send the following information to jennifer.kwan@ysf-fsj.ca.

Your name:
Your email:
Your school’s postal code:

Questions/comments/concerns?

Please email Jennifer Kwan, the Regional Correspondent Coordinator - jennifer.kwan@ysf-fsj.ca.

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