Award: $1000-$5000
Deadline: Nov. 17, 2014
More info: http://www.centerforalcoholpolicy.org/essay-contest/
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Showing posts with label students. Show all posts
Friday, October 31, 2014
Center for Alcohol Policy Essay Contest
This contest is open to all persons over the age of 18 as of November 2014. Students, academics, practicing attorneys, policymakers and members of the general public are encouraged to participate. To apply, applicants must submit an essay on a given topic related to prohibition.
Award: $1000-$5000
Deadline: Nov. 17, 2014
More info: http://www.centerforalcoholpolicy.org/essay-contest/
Award: $1000-$5000
Deadline: Nov. 17, 2014
More info: http://www.centerforalcoholpolicy.org/essay-contest/
Monday, October 27, 2014
The Key to Employment for the 21st Century Symposium
The Key to Employment for the 21st Century Symposium - February 11, 2015, 9:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m., University of Arizona Student Union Ballroom, 1303 E. University Blvd.
Students and educators from around Pima County attend this annual event which is supported by the City of Tucson, Pima County, the University of Arizona, and Pima Community College. This Symposium is designed to introduce students to high tech industries as career options for their future, and since its inception has reached over 6,000 students.
2015 Key to Employment Exhibitors: Click here to fill out and submit an exhibitor form for this event. Forms must be submitted by January 16, 2015 to reserve a space at the event.
Students and educators from around Pima County attend this annual event which is supported by the City of Tucson, Pima County, the University of Arizona, and Pima Community College. This Symposium is designed to introduce students to high tech industries as career options for their future, and since its inception has reached over 6,000 students.
2015 Key to Employment Exhibitors: Click here to fill out and submit an exhibitor form for this event. Forms must be submitted by January 16, 2015 to reserve a space at the event.
Thursday, September 25, 2014
IXL.com Online Tutoring K-12 for Math and English
Practice makes perfect, and IXL makes math and language arts practice fun! IXL motivates students through interactive games and exercises while keeping teachers and parents informed and involved. With more than 4,000 skills spanning pre-school through high school, IXL offers a dynamic and enjoyable environment suitable for any learning style.
Check them out: http://www.ixl.com/
Check them out: http://www.ixl.com/
The 5 Colleges That Leave the Most Students Crippled By Debt
by Kim Clark - time.com/money
Full article: https://time.com/money/3426618/student-loan-default-factories/
Almost 650,000 federal student loan borrowers have defaulted on their debt, new data shows. A handful of for-profit schools are a big part of the problem.
More than one out of eight students who had a federal student loan and left college or graduate school in 2011 has since defaulted—a total of almost 650,000 Americans, the U.S. Department of Education reported today.
In all, 13.7% of the 4.8 million federal student loan borrowers who graduated or dropped out of a higher education program in 2011 have gone at least nine months without making a payment on that debt.
That number is alarming to many analysts because new flexible repayment programs have made it much easier to repay federal student loans. Some of the government’s new income-driven repayment plans, for example, cap payments at 10% of a borrower’s discretionary income.
Students and parents should be wary of colleges with high default rates, advises Debbie Cochrane, research director of The Institute for College Access and Success. “At schools with both high borrowing rates and high default rates, too many students are clearly leaving school worse off than before they entered,” she says.
A handful of for-profit colleges are responsible for a disproportionate number of the defaults, according to the new government statistics.
The Education Department says it will stop making loans to students at the 21 colleges with the worst default rates. (It will cut off schools with a three-year default rate above 40%, or three consecutive three-year default rates above 30%.) Twenty of those schools are for-profit colleges.
Many of the colleges with the highest default rates are trade schools, and many are comparatively small. The Coast Career Institute, a California-based trade school with a 56% default rate, for example, currently reports having only 169 students. Eleven of the 21 colleges with the worst default records are beauty or barbering schools. On average, 19% of students at for-profit schools who left school in 2011 have defaulted.
What’s more, several other government agencies are looking into whether some for-profit colleges are trying to attract students using false or misleading marketing. Allegations of fraud leveled by the California attorney general have forced for-profit Corinthian College to shut down.
Overall, the default rates for public colleges was 12.9%. The default rate for private, non-profit colleges was 7.2%. But the four colleges with the largest numbers of defaulters were for-profit schools. They produced a combined total of more than 75,000 defaulters in the past three years.
The University of Phoenix, a for-profit company and the nation’s largest higher education system, with 242,000 students, accounted for more than 45,000 of the defaulters in the most recent three-year group. That represented 19% of all of the Phoenix students whose bills started coming due in 2011.
Spokesmen for Phoenix and an association of for-profit schools note that their default rates have been declining. The University of Phoenix’s three-year default rate for students who graduated or dropped out in 2010 was 26%, for example.
The largest producer of defaulters among public schools was Ivy Tech, a community college in Indiana, where 23% of the student borrowers who left there in 2011 have since defaulted on their student loans. On average, 20% of community college borrowers have defaulted over the past three years. Community college officials note that their students generally tend to borrow less than others because the schools charge lower tuition.
These five schools have the highest numbers of defaulters among those who left school in 2011, according the Education Department.
Full article: https://time.com/money/3426618/student-loan-default-factories/
Almost 650,000 federal student loan borrowers have defaulted on their debt, new data shows. A handful of for-profit schools are a big part of the problem.
More than one out of eight students who had a federal student loan and left college or graduate school in 2011 has since defaulted—a total of almost 650,000 Americans, the U.S. Department of Education reported today.
In all, 13.7% of the 4.8 million federal student loan borrowers who graduated or dropped out of a higher education program in 2011 have gone at least nine months without making a payment on that debt.
That number is alarming to many analysts because new flexible repayment programs have made it much easier to repay federal student loans. Some of the government’s new income-driven repayment plans, for example, cap payments at 10% of a borrower’s discretionary income.
Students and parents should be wary of colleges with high default rates, advises Debbie Cochrane, research director of The Institute for College Access and Success. “At schools with both high borrowing rates and high default rates, too many students are clearly leaving school worse off than before they entered,” she says.
A handful of for-profit colleges are responsible for a disproportionate number of the defaults, according to the new government statistics.
The Education Department says it will stop making loans to students at the 21 colleges with the worst default rates. (It will cut off schools with a three-year default rate above 40%, or three consecutive three-year default rates above 30%.) Twenty of those schools are for-profit colleges.
Many of the colleges with the highest default rates are trade schools, and many are comparatively small. The Coast Career Institute, a California-based trade school with a 56% default rate, for example, currently reports having only 169 students. Eleven of the 21 colleges with the worst default records are beauty or barbering schools. On average, 19% of students at for-profit schools who left school in 2011 have defaulted.
What’s more, several other government agencies are looking into whether some for-profit colleges are trying to attract students using false or misleading marketing. Allegations of fraud leveled by the California attorney general have forced for-profit Corinthian College to shut down.
Overall, the default rates for public colleges was 12.9%. The default rate for private, non-profit colleges was 7.2%. But the four colleges with the largest numbers of defaulters were for-profit schools. They produced a combined total of more than 75,000 defaulters in the past three years.
The University of Phoenix, a for-profit company and the nation’s largest higher education system, with 242,000 students, accounted for more than 45,000 of the defaulters in the most recent three-year group. That represented 19% of all of the Phoenix students whose bills started coming due in 2011.
Spokesmen for Phoenix and an association of for-profit schools note that their default rates have been declining. The University of Phoenix’s three-year default rate for students who graduated or dropped out in 2010 was 26%, for example.
The largest producer of defaulters among public schools was Ivy Tech, a community college in Indiana, where 23% of the student borrowers who left there in 2011 have since defaulted on their student loans. On average, 20% of community college borrowers have defaulted over the past three years. Community college officials note that their students generally tend to borrow less than others because the schools charge lower tuition.
These five schools have the highest numbers of defaulters among those who left school in 2011, according the Education Department.
| COLLEGE | TYPE | # OF FEDERAL STUDENT LOAN DEFAULTERS, 2011-14 | % OF BORROWERS WHO DEFAULTED ON FEDERAL LOANS DUE IN 2011 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | University of Phoenix | For-profit | 45,123 | 19% |
| 2 | ITT Technical Institute | For-profit | 11,260 | 22% |
| 3 | Kaplan University | For-profit | 10,684 | 20% |
| 4 | DeVry University | For-profit | 9,081 | 19% |
| 5 | Ivy Tech Community College of Indiana | Public community college | 7,237 | 23% |
Thursday, July 10, 2014
Check out careerlink.com
At http://careerlink.com/students/ students can explore different career options in preparation for college and beyond. Job Seekers can learn more about industries they are interested in pursuing.
Whatever your interest, you can explore any of the sixteen (16) Career Pathways in the Career Cluster Framework.
Find this career cluster jpeg on the website and look at the career possibilities.
Check out: http://careerlink.com/students/
Click image to enlarge.
Whatever your interest, you can explore any of the sixteen (16) Career Pathways in the Career Cluster Framework.
Find this career cluster jpeg on the website and look at the career possibilities.
Check out: http://careerlink.com/students/
Click image to enlarge.
Wednesday, February 12, 2014
Ray Davies Student Service Award/Mayoral Recognition of Youth Service.
The Metropolitan Education Commission along with Tucson Mayor Jonathan Rothschild and the City's Human Relations Commission, the Jewish Community Relations Council and the Tucson Service Learning Group would like to announce the Ray Davies Student Service Award/Mayoral Recognition of Youth Service.
This award will honor students who have best exhibited, as determined by the Youth Service Coalition, the qualities of leadership, community service, compassion for others, and who have encouraged mutual respect among diverse groups. We are inviting high schools to nominate current seniors who reflect and embody these values through their school and/or community activities and involvement in worthwhile causes. The recognition event will be held on April 11, 2014 at 4:00 pm on the main stage at the Pennington Street Block Party, 48 E. Pennington, sponsored by City High School.
To nominate members of your current senior class click here. Applications are due March 15, 2014.
This award will honor students who have best exhibited, as determined by the Youth Service Coalition, the qualities of leadership, community service, compassion for others, and who have encouraged mutual respect among diverse groups. We are inviting high schools to nominate current seniors who reflect and embody these values through their school and/or community activities and involvement in worthwhile causes. The recognition event will be held on April 11, 2014 at 4:00 pm on the main stage at the Pennington Street Block Party, 48 E. Pennington, sponsored by City High School.
To nominate members of your current senior class click here. Applications are due March 15, 2014.
Tuesday, February 11, 2014
Careers at NASA
NASA Pathway Programs: Check out info on opportunities for students and recent graduates to be considered for Federal employment.
View an up-to-date listing of all current NASA positions.
What they do: Their work ranges from the everyday operating of NASA facilities, to exploring furthest limits of the past, present, and future.
More info here: http://nasajobs.nasa.gov/
View an up-to-date listing of all current NASA positions.
What they do: Their work ranges from the everyday operating of NASA facilities, to exploring furthest limits of the past, present, and future.
More info here: http://nasajobs.nasa.gov/
Monday, December 23, 2013
Reminder: 17th Annual Key to Employment for the 21st Century Symposium, Wednesday, February 5, 2014
The Metropolitan Education Commission's Key to Employment for the 21st Century Symposium will take place on Wednesday, February 5, 2014 at the University of Arizona Student Union Ballroom.
The Symposium is designed to inspire students to pursue college, science, technology, and 21st Century careers. It provides students with an opportunity to meet industry professionals, to explore technologies, to learn about courses of study, skills and educational requirements that will prepare them for college, and to connect with colleges, trade schools, and community organizations that provide opportunities for internships and training. MEC Executive Director, Dr. June Webb-Vignery, states, “The Metropolitan Education Commission is pleased to sponsor the 17th Annual Key to Employment for the 21st Century Symposium.
The Symposium is an excellent opportunity for Tucson and Pima County high school students to meet with high-tech industry professionals and representatives from University of Arizona tech-oriented departments, allowing them to begin making career choices and understanding the academic requirements for achieving their goals. The U of A campus tour that is conducted is an additional incentive for students to pursue their academic and career goals.”
If you are a Pima County high school student and would like to attend the event, please talk to your school counselor, who should contact the Metropolitan Education Commission at 520-670-0055 or metcom@theriver.com .
High-tech companies that are interested in being an Exhibitor are encouraged to visit http://www.mec4education.org/key-to-employment.html to register. We are also soliciting Sponsorships for the event, please email metcom@theriver.com or call 520-670-0055 to find out how to become a Sponsor.
The Symposium is designed to inspire students to pursue college, science, technology, and 21st Century careers. It provides students with an opportunity to meet industry professionals, to explore technologies, to learn about courses of study, skills and educational requirements that will prepare them for college, and to connect with colleges, trade schools, and community organizations that provide opportunities for internships and training. MEC Executive Director, Dr. June Webb-Vignery, states, “The Metropolitan Education Commission is pleased to sponsor the 17th Annual Key to Employment for the 21st Century Symposium.
The Symposium is an excellent opportunity for Tucson and Pima County high school students to meet with high-tech industry professionals and representatives from University of Arizona tech-oriented departments, allowing them to begin making career choices and understanding the academic requirements for achieving their goals. The U of A campus tour that is conducted is an additional incentive for students to pursue their academic and career goals.”
If you are a Pima County high school student and would like to attend the event, please talk to your school counselor, who should contact the Metropolitan Education Commission at 520-670-0055 or metcom@theriver.com .
High-tech companies that are interested in being an Exhibitor are encouraged to visit http://www.mec4education.org/key-to-employment.html to register. We are also soliciting Sponsorships for the event, please email metcom@theriver.com or call 520-670-0055 to find out how to become a Sponsor.
Tuesday, November 26, 2013
Center for Alcohol Policy Essay Contest
This contest is open to all persons over the age of 18. Students, academics, practicing attorneys, policymakers and members of the general public are encouraged to submit essays. To apply, applicants must submit an essay on the following topic: "This year marks the 80th anniversary of the 21st amendment(the amendment that repealed the prohibition of alcohol). Has it achieved its intended purpose?"
Deadline: December 5, 2013
Award: $1000-$5000
More info: http://www.centerforalcoholpolicy.org/?page_id=283
Deadline: December 5, 2013
Award: $1000-$5000
More info: http://www.centerforalcoholpolicy.org/?page_id=283
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
17th Annual Key to Employment for the 21st Century Symposium, Wednesday, February 5, 2014
The Metropolitan Education Commission's Key to Employment for the 21st Century Symposium will take place on Wednesday, February 5, 2014 at the University of Arizona Student Union Ballroom.
The Symposium is designed to inspire students to pursue college, science, technology, and 21st Century careers. It provides students with an opportunity to meet industry professionals, to explore technologies, to learn about courses of study, skills and educational requirements that will prepare them for college, and to connect with colleges, trade schools, and community organizations that provide opportunities for internships and training. MEC Executive Director, Dr. June Webb-Vignery, states, “The Metropolitan Education Commission is pleased to sponsor the 17th Annual Key to Employment for the 21st Century Symposium.
The Symposium is an excellent opportunity for Tucson and Pima County high school students to meet with high-tech industry professionals and representatives from University of Arizona tech-oriented departments, allowing them to begin making career choices and understanding the academic requirements for achieving their goals. The U of A campus tour that is conducted is an additional incentive for students to pursue their academic and career goals.”
If you are a Pima County high school student and would like to attend the event, please talk to your school counselor, who should contact the Metropolitan Education Commission at 520-670-0055 or metcom@theriver.com .
High-tech companies that are interested in being an Exhibitor are encouraged to visit http://www.mec4education.org/key-to-employment.html to register. We are also soliciting Sponsorships for the event, please email metcom@theriver.com or call 520-670-0055 to find out how to become a Sponsor.
The Symposium is designed to inspire students to pursue college, science, technology, and 21st Century careers. It provides students with an opportunity to meet industry professionals, to explore technologies, to learn about courses of study, skills and educational requirements that will prepare them for college, and to connect with colleges, trade schools, and community organizations that provide opportunities for internships and training. MEC Executive Director, Dr. June Webb-Vignery, states, “The Metropolitan Education Commission is pleased to sponsor the 17th Annual Key to Employment for the 21st Century Symposium.
The Symposium is an excellent opportunity for Tucson and Pima County high school students to meet with high-tech industry professionals and representatives from University of Arizona tech-oriented departments, allowing them to begin making career choices and understanding the academic requirements for achieving their goals. The U of A campus tour that is conducted is an additional incentive for students to pursue their academic and career goals.”
If you are a Pima County high school student and would like to attend the event, please talk to your school counselor, who should contact the Metropolitan Education Commission at 520-670-0055 or metcom@theriver.com .
High-tech companies that are interested in being an Exhibitor are encouraged to visit http://www.mec4education.org/key-to-employment.html to register. We are also soliciting Sponsorships for the event, please email metcom@theriver.com or call 520-670-0055 to find out how to become a Sponsor.
Monday, November 4, 2013
17th Annual Key to Employment for the 21st Century Symposium, Wednesday, February 5, 2014
The Metropolitan Education Commission's Key to Employment for the 21st Century Symposium will take place on Wednesday, February 5, 2014 at the University of Arizona Student Union Ballroom.
The Symposium is designed to inspire students to pursue college, science, technology, and 21st Century careers. It provides students with an opportunity to meet industry professionals, to explore technologies, to learn about courses of study, skills and educational requirements that will prepare them for college, and to connect with colleges, trade schools, and community organizations that provide opportunities for internships and training. MEC Executive Director, Dr. June Webb-Vignery, states, “The Metropolitan Education Commission is pleased to sponsor the 17th Annual Key to Employment for the 21st Century Symposium.
The Symposium is an excellent opportunity for Tucson and Pima County high school students to meet with high-tech industry professionals and representatives from University of Arizona tech-oriented departments, allowing them to begin making career choices and understanding the academic requirements for achieving their goals. The U of A campus tour that is conducted is an additional incentive for students to pursue their academic and career goals.”
If you are a Pima County high school student and would like to attend the event, please talk to your school counselor, who should contact the Metropolitan Education Commission at 520-670-0055 or metcom@theriver.com .
High-tech companies that are interested in being an Exhibitor are encouraged to visit http://www.mec4education.org/key-to-employment.html to register. We are also soliciting Sponsorships for the event, please email metcom@theriver.com or call 520-670-0055 to find out how to become a Sponsor.
The Symposium is designed to inspire students to pursue college, science, technology, and 21st Century careers. It provides students with an opportunity to meet industry professionals, to explore technologies, to learn about courses of study, skills and educational requirements that will prepare them for college, and to connect with colleges, trade schools, and community organizations that provide opportunities for internships and training. MEC Executive Director, Dr. June Webb-Vignery, states, “The Metropolitan Education Commission is pleased to sponsor the 17th Annual Key to Employment for the 21st Century Symposium.
The Symposium is an excellent opportunity for Tucson and Pima County high school students to meet with high-tech industry professionals and representatives from University of Arizona tech-oriented departments, allowing them to begin making career choices and understanding the academic requirements for achieving their goals. The U of A campus tour that is conducted is an additional incentive for students to pursue their academic and career goals.”
If you are a Pima County high school student and would like to attend the event, please talk to your school counselor, who should contact the Metropolitan Education Commission at 520-670-0055 or metcom@theriver.com .
High-tech companies that are interested in being an Exhibitor are encouraged to visit http://www.mec4education.org/key-to-employment.html to register. We are also soliciting Sponsorships for the event, please email metcom@theriver.com or call 520-670-0055 to find out how to become a Sponsor.
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
Tucson College Night at the Tucson Convention Center - Oct. 22!!
Tucson
College Night! A week from today! Tuesday, October 22, 2013 from 6:30
to 8:30 PM at the Tucson Convention Center, Tucson, Arizona. This event
is sponsored by the Tucson Unified School District. Over 200 college
representatives from all over the United States will be present to talk
to students and parents, answer questions and hand out materials.
Tucson College Night draws from a diverse student population in southern Arizona. Students and parents from the entire Tucson Metropolitan area and neighboring Southern Arizona communities are invited to attend this event.
More info: http://www.tusd.k12.az.us/contents/depart/counseling/college.asp
Tucson College Night draws from a diverse student population in southern Arizona. Students and parents from the entire Tucson Metropolitan area and neighboring Southern Arizona communities are invited to attend this event.
More info: http://www.tusd.k12.az.us/contents/depart/counseling/college.asp
Wednesday, September 18, 2013
Job Fair on Saturday with Congressman Raul Grijalva!
College Fair with Raul Grijalva! September 21st from 10:00am to 3:00pm. Join Congressman Raul M. Grijalva in cooperation with colleges and universities from across the country to present students with post-secondary opportunities. Attending institutions will present select students with acceptance letters and scholarship awards. Location: El Pueblo Neighborhood Center 101 W. Irvington Tucson, Arizona. This event is free and open to the public. More info below:
Friday, August 23, 2013
Less than a month away: College Fair! - Sept. 21 with Raul Grijalva!
Less
than a month away: College
Fair with Raul Grijalva! September 21st from 10:00am to 3:00pm. Join
Congressman Raul M. Grijalva in cooperation with colleges and
universities from across the country to present students with
post-secondary opportunities. Attending institutions
will present select students with acceptance letters and scholarship
awards. Location: El Pueblo Neighborhood Center 101 W. Irvington Tucson,
Arizona. This event is free and open to the public. More info below:
Click here
Click here
Wednesday, July 3, 2013
College Fair with Raul Grijalva!
College Fair with Raul Grijalva! September 21st from 10:00am to 3:00pm. Join Congressman Raul M. Grijalva in cooperation with colleges and universities from across the country to present students with post-secondary opportunities. Attending institutions will present select students with acceptance letters and scholarship awards. Location: El Pueblo Neighborhood Center 101 W. Irvington Tucson, Arizona. This event is free and open to the public. More info below:
Click here
Click here
Wednesday, May 29, 2013
Join us on Facebook!!!
Follow the Metropolitan Education Commission - Regional College Access Center on Facebook! We have our own Facebook page! Click here: https://www.facebook.com/azrcac
Follow us and "like" us for more info on scholarships, and help for students to prepare for, apply to and succeed in college!
Friday, April 26, 2013
Scholarship Junkies Help You find Scholarships!
The goal of Scholarship Junkies is to connect students who have won scholarships with students who are applying for scholarships in an effort to help them successfully fund their higher education. More than just providing the tools for achieving scholarship success, Scholarship Junkies strives to help students learn how to best articulate their talents, skills, and life stories through their own personal scholarship application process.
Scholarship Junkies was created in Spring 2006 to provide students with an insider’s guide to the scholarship process from the perspective of students who have recently won scholarships, both locally and nationally. Through articles and scholarship profiles, the information covered includes how to find scholarships, how to choose which scholarships to apply for, how to compile competitive applications, and much more.
Scholarship Junkies Corps is a specially selected group of recent scholarship recipients and mentors who serve as our scholarship essay feedback team. If you are a student seeking some guidance on your scholarship essay or simply looking for an extra pairs of eyes to look over your draft, submit your essay(s) via their For Students page. Click on the link below to get scholarship help:
http://scholarshipjunkies.com/
Scholarship Junkies was created in Spring 2006 to provide students with an insider’s guide to the scholarship process from the perspective of students who have recently won scholarships, both locally and nationally. Through articles and scholarship profiles, the information covered includes how to find scholarships, how to choose which scholarships to apply for, how to compile competitive applications, and much more.
Scholarship Junkies Corps is a specially selected group of recent scholarship recipients and mentors who serve as our scholarship essay feedback team. If you are a student seeking some guidance on your scholarship essay or simply looking for an extra pairs of eyes to look over your draft, submit your essay(s) via their For Students page. Click on the link below to get scholarship help:
http://scholarshipjunkies.com/
Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Check out newfuturo.com!
Check out newfuturo.com.They provide a high-touch, high-tech bilingual educational community to help families get their students into college and beyond. They offer free tools, resources and ongoing guidance to help Latinos achieve their educational and career goals. En Español también.
Wednesday, January 16, 2013
College Knowledge for Parents Event at the U of A!
College Knowledge for Parents event held on Saturday, February 9, 2013 at the Student Union on The University of Arizona campus. This event is designed for families of 8th grade students to learn critical college preparation information and each workshop is offered in Spanish and English. Call their office for more info at 520-626-2300
http://startnow.arizona.edu/
http://startnow.arizona.edu/
Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Arizona School Counselors Assoc. Spring Conference 3/25-3/26!!
Registration for the 2013 Arizona School Counselors Association Spring Conference is now open. Save The Date: March 25 & 26, 2013! Up to 14 hours of professional development offered, with a choice of over 30 breakout sessions! Speakers include: John Hupenthal, Lynea Gillen,Tammy Davis, Kim McWaters, and Andrea Burston. Register online at: http://www.azsca.org/
Radisson Fort McDowell Resort
10438 N. Fort McDowell Road
Scottsdale / Fountain Hills, AZ 85264
Phone: (480) 789-5300
Radisson Fort McDowell Resort
10438 N. Fort McDowell Road
Scottsdale / Fountain Hills, AZ 85264
Phone: (480) 789-5300
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