Call for Volunteers to Serve on USSYAA Committees
The USSYAA Board has approved an expansion of ad hoc committees as a means to engage better the talents and interests of the association's members. Find out more...
Make a Donation to the USSYAA
Now that our tax exempt status has been confirmed and we have initiated our scholarship activities this would be a great time for alumni (and others) to actively consider making donations to either the general fund or to the Rosalie Wynn and George Randolph Hearst, Sr. Scholarship Fund. Please note the scholarship fund is a project of USSYAA and is neither affiliated with nor endorsed by The William Randolph Hearst Foundations. Tax-deductible contributions may be made by credit card or e-check with our secure online donation form or by check sent to USSYAA, P.O. Box 1798, Washington, DC 20013-1798. (If you want your donation to go to the scholarship fund, please indicate "Scholarship Fund" on the memo line.)
Grants of up to $1,000 are made available to deserving alumni to defray the costs of graduate and professional programs. Priority is given to those alumni pursuing careers in which earnings may not adequately reflect the individual's level of commitment and service to society.
USSYAA Store
Purchase USSYAA logo items at CafePress.com, including shirts, baseball caps, mouse pads, and coffee mugs. Nine percent of the purchase price for each item counts as a tax-deductible contribution to USSYAA.
Featured Alumni
This month's featured alumni are Jennifer Chudy and Erik Telford, Connecticut's 2002 recipients of U.S. Senate Youth Program scholarships. Learn more about them.
USSYP 50th Anniversary
The U.S. Senate Youth Program is requesting that all alumni please visit their Web site, click on the alumni login (top right corner), and update your current contact information, including your current occupation (please note date when filling in occupation). Beyond wanting to keep in touch, they are also reviewing information on where alumni have gone in their careers as part of reviewing the program's impact for its upcoming 50th anniversary.