Exclusive Opportunity for High School Juniors Discover a fantastic leadership opportunity this June in Washington, D.C., where you can join students across North Carolina and the United States! JOEMC annually sponsors four rising high school seniors for the Electric Cooperative Youth Tour. This program teaches young people about cooperatives and how they do business, encouraging…
Local Students Head to Washington, D.C. this Summer Four high school juniors: Mackenzie Morrow, Alyssa Hibbert, Lillian Tillman, and Xavier Drinkwine (pictured left to right), will be heading to our nation’s capital this summer for a visit. They will represent JOEMC at this year’s Electric Cooperative Youth Tour in Washington, D.C. Each year, more than…
Want to Broaden Your Horizons? There’s a unique leadership opportunity waiting for you—a week this June in the nation’s capital with students from across North Carolina and the United States! JOEMC sponsors four rising high school seniors on the Electric Cooperative Youth Tour each year. The program, which helps young people learn about cooperatives and the co-op way of doing business,…
High school juniors, experience a week you’ll never forget! Apply for a free trip to Washington, D.C., June 17–23, 2023, for the Electric Cooperative Youth Tour. Your week in D.C. will allow you to: • Meet with our state legislators and get a close-up look at our government in action. • Visit the Capitol, Smithsonian museums, memorials, and historic sites like Arlington National Cemetery.…
Four high school juniors— Brianna Azok (Swansboro High), Cameron Askins, Pearl Floyd, and Makena Johnson (all from Jacksonville High) will be heading to our nation’s capital this summer for a visit. They will represent JOEMC at this year’s Youth Tour in Washington, D.C. Each year, more than 1,800 student leaders from electric cooperatives like ours visit Washington, D.C.,…
Calling all High School Juniors, it is time to apply for a free trip to Washington, D.C., June 18–25, 2022, for the Electric Cooperative Youth Tour. While in D.C., participants will have a chance to meet with North Carolina’s elected officials and discuss the critical issues back home, learn about the cooperative business model, visit…
Four high school juniors: Madison Hilliard, Catherine Lee, Ashley Moore, and Kristina Nguyen—will represent JOEMC at this year’s Rural Electric Youth Tour.
