2019 Artis Yancey HBCU College Tour Presented by Waukegan Township & Partners

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2 Artis Yancey 2019 Artis Yancey HBCU College Tour Presented by Waukegan Township & Partners Application for Consideration Student information Patricia Jones, M. Ed Waukegan Township Supervisor Full Name: Home Address: Contact Numbers: Home: Cell: Facebook/Twitter/Instagram account names: address: Gender: M F (circle one) Age: Ethnic Background Grade: High School attending: Extra Curricular Activities (include volunteer work): Known Allergies: Student ID number (Please provide legible copy of school ID) Please provide an answer, in ESSAY format, to the following questions: (be sure essay is typed, double spaced, 12 point font and no abbreviations) I. What do you expect to learn/gain from this experience? II. Why should you be selected for this opportunity? Your completed application packet should include: Letter of recommendation from your high school Letter of recommendation from your church and/or community leader One page essay no more than 500 words or ONE page, 12 point font, double spaced Completed Application for consideration Emergency Contact Information: Name: Home address: Relationship to student: Contact numbers: Home: Cell: address (if applicable) Student s signature Date Parent/guardian signature Date

3 2019 Artis Yancey HBCU College Tour Presented by Waukegan Township & Partners Artis Yancey Patricia Jones, M. Ed Waukegan Township Supervisor Students participating in this activity are expected to be the best example of good citizenship at all times and abide by all guidelines established for the college tour. I will represent Waukegan Township and its partners in a respectful manner, because I know it's a privilege to take this trip!!!! Students who are caught in the act of theft, vandalism, illegal drugs/alcohol, underage drinking, or involved in other inappropriate activities, shall be sent home at the student's expense. Realizing that all safety precautions will be taken, I exonerate Waukegan Township, its Partners, its participants and chaperones of any responsibility in case of accidents. In order to expedite treatment, I hereby give my consent for treatment of minor injury and medical emergencies. 1. I will respect ALL chaperones, bus drivers, students, and representatives at the schools and other locations we will be attending AT ALL TIMES. 2. I will be on the bus at the required time. 3. I will NOT fight, curse or have an inappropriate attitude while on this trip. 4. I will NOT run or horseplay in the hotels. 5. I will respect my roommates and their property 6. I will NOT leave the hotel without permission from the chaperones. 7. I understand that I am not able to leave with family members or friends, from other cities, but they are able to visit me at the hotel during appropriate times. 8. I will dress respectfully and appropriately during college visits and sites/attractions. 9. I will attend all gatherings and be fully attentive during all aspects of the tour. 10. I will abide by social media guidelines. 11. I will NOT use headphones, hands-free devices or listen to music during presentations. I realize that if I do, my property will be taken away until the end of the activity. 12. I will NOT snack during actual tours. I understand that doing so is considered disrespectful and thus, against the rules set forth by Waukegan Township and Partners. Student Signature Date Phone Number and/or address Phone Number address (if applicable) Parent/or Guardian Signature Insurance carrier/group or plan number

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5 Artis Yancey 2019 Artis Yancey HBCU College Tour Presented by Waukegan Township & Partners Tentative Tour Itinerary* Coming Spring Break 2019! Patricia Jones, M. Ed Waukegan Township Supervisor * During Spring Break, a select group of high school teens will visit the college campuses of: Fisk University Tennessee State University Alabama A&M University Morehouse College Spelman College Clark Atlanta University Bethune-Cookman University Florida A&M University Alabama State University Selma University Jackson State University Alcorn State University Coahoma Community College Rust College. Special visits to museums, art exhibits, and more. Cost: Includes all meals, lodging & travel in a chartered motor coach. $750 - Waukegan Township Resident $800 - Outside Waukegan Township/Lake County Resident $900 - All Other Students Payments can be made at the Supervisor s Office 149 S. Genesee Street or Park Place 414 S. Lewis Ave, Waukegan, IL. Cash, Check, or Credit Card. Full payment must be received by February 15, For more information call or jhernandez@waukegantownship.com

6 Artis Yancey The tour was renamed to honor an outstanding humanitarian, Mr. Artis Yancey, who served the City of Waukegan as a highly respected Police Detective and Chief of Police as well as the first African American elected to the office of Waukegan City Clerk. Mr. Yancey is also heralded as being the first African American Coroner in Lake County. The legacy of Artis Yancey represents dedication to the City of Waukegan and Community; especially the youth. He passionately believed in the power of higher education and providing high school students with the opportunity of the onsite experience of touring Historically Black Colleges and Universities within the United States. For several years, Chief Yancey unselfishly volunteered his time as a chaperone, providing parents the comfort of knowing their children were in good hands and to the students, he provided insight to the options that were available to them. Being exposed to a spectrum of people of color who are successful, which is contrary to the portrayal of minorities, specifically African Americans and the mainstream media, HBCU students are surrounded by professional, credentialed people of color, PhD's, professors, deans, administrators, scholars, etc. who are brilliant and worldly. - HBCU grad and current high school counselor HBCU Committee: Supervisor Patricia Jones, Tom Abbott, Lillie Abbott, Torrie Newsome, Ronnel Ewing, Trustee Opal Rice, Gwen Beckwith, Dr. Sylvia M. Johnson Jones, Mark Stricklin, Mary Carnes Woods, Pearl Lawson, Bruce Brown, Beverly Phelps, Dr. Sharon Sanders-Funnye, Mary Swopes, Sylvia England, Tracey Johnson, Demond D. Edwards, Gary McElvy, Joe Banks, Sheila Banks, Martin Walker, Dr. Charmaine Hillary, Andrew Ruff, Charles Jones, Carlos Smith, Deidre White, Nilsa Martinez, Terri Waiters, and Dr. Curtis Hines.

7 Artis Yancey 2019 Artis Yancey HBCU College Tour Presented by Waukegan Township & Partners Dress Code Policy Patricia Jones, M. Ed Waukegan Township Supervisor Because you will be representing Waukegan Township & Partners, it is vital that you look the part. To ensure that everyone is DRESSED FOR SUCCESS, we have developed a guideline to assist you in determining what is and is not appropriate for most situations. Below are examples of ACCEPTABLE and UNACCEPTABLE options: Slacks that are similar to Dockers or Khakis and other cotton or wool, pants as well as dressy capris, and nice looking jeans and dress pants are acceptable. NO SAGGING PERMITTED. We will be visiting the southern part of the country, therefore, walking shorts, or shorts that are knee level, are appropriate. Sweatpants, exercise pants, Bermuda shorts, short shorts, leggings, and any spandex or other form-fitting pants would be considered inappropriate. Casual dresses and skirts, and skirts that are split at or below the knee are acceptable. Dress and skirt length should be at a length at which you can sit comfortably in public. Sun dresses, beach dresses, and spaghetti-strap dresses are ONLY appropriate if they are worn with a jacket, sweater or shrug. Short, tight skirts that ride halfway up the thigh are inappropriate. Mini-skirts, some skorts, are inappropriate. Casual shirts, dress shirts, sweaters, tops, golf-type shirts, and turtlenecks are acceptable attire. Inappropriate attire includes tank tops; midriff tops; shirts with potentially offensive words, terms, logos, pictures, cartoons, or slogans; halter-tops; tops with bare shoulders; sweatshirts, and t-shirts unless worn under another blouse, shirt, jacket, or dress. Conservative athletic or walking shoes, loafers, clogs, sneakers, boots, flats, dress heels, and leather deck-type shoes are acceptable. Thongs, flip-flops, slippers, are not acceptable. Makeup, perfumes and colognes should be in good taste, with limited visible body piercing. Remember, that some individuals are allergic to the chemicals in perfumes and make-up, so wear these substances lightly and tastefully. Hats are not appropriate during presentations and inside buildings. Head Covers that are required for religious purposes or to honor cultural tradition are allowed.

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