People to People moments

• Explore a NASA facility, guided by former astronaut Roger Crouch
• Go behind the scenes at top Silicon Valley firms, and hear from speakers from companies like Apple, Facebook, and Adobe.
• Meet some of the world's leaders in technology, and ask questions of the experts
• Network and brainstorm with other young leaders
• Work effectively with your peers during a teambuilding challenge

Enhance your education

• Visit and learn first-hand about the high-tech labs at Stanford
• Gain unparalleled access to some of the world's top technology companies
• Hear from Stanford University professors and gain unique insight from some of the brightest minds in the world
• Get personalized help in developing an exciting and fun robotics project
• Explore your best educational paths for careers in technology
• Grow as a leader, set goals for your future, and discover how you can impact the global community

Day 1 – Orientation

• Proceed through registration at Stanford University, one of the world's leading research and teaching institutions and an Ivy League university.
• Enjoy the welcome barbecue and opening address.
• Find out more about the history of People to People Ambassador Programs, and get to know the staff who will be guiding you through the program.
• Hear from a special guest speaker.

• Hear from a guest speaker about technology in today's world.
• Tour Stanford University's campus and get a feel for what it would be like to study at this Ivy League university.
• Hear from a guest speaker about the future of digital music.
• Hear from a guest speaker about energy sustainability and emerging solar technology.
• Begin your robotics project.
• Engage in student leadership meetings.

• Visit Stanford University's amazing Nanotechnology Labs.
• Participate in an exclusive Personalization and Privacy Workshop with Stanford Media X.
• Visit a top telecommunications company.
• Learn about the future of smart phones and high-speed data networks through a hands-on experience.
• Engage in student leadership meetings.
• Analyze a technology-themed movie and discuss its implications for the real world.

• Interact on a local level through a hands-on community service project.
• Work effectively with your peers during a teambuilding challenge.
• Work on your robotics project.
• Engage in student leadership meetings.

• Explore iconic San Francisco landmarks like Pier 39, Ghirardelli Square, Lombard, and Chinatown with knowledgeable city guides.
• Learn about the engineering behind the Golden Gate Bridge.
• Engage in student leadership meetings.

• Tour the Tech Museum of Innovation.
• Visit a top technology company.
• Visit the official, one-of-a-kind Apple Company Store on the Apple Cupertino campus.
• Visit the Intel Museum and learn about the evolution of the microprocessor.
• Work on your robotics project.
• Engage in student leadership meetings.

• Learn from the best in the industry as you hear from speakers from companies such as Apple, Facebook, and Adobe.
• Work on your robotics project.
• Engage in student leadership meetings.

• Hear a keynote address from Roger Crouch, former astronaut and senior scientist for the International Space Station.
• Travel with Roger Crouch to a NASA site for an unbelievable educational experience.
• Get an edge on the college admissions process by hearing from a Stanford University college admissions advisor.
• Work on your robotics project.
• Have fun at an evening social event.
• Engage in student leadership meetings.

• Make the final preparations for your robotics project.
• Present your final projects in an exhibition that includes former NASA astronaut Roger Crouch.
• Review your progress through credit evaluation with your teacher leader.
• Participate in a special closing celebration.