Role Modeling The ASPIRE Program is a WIM-sponsored mentoring program for high school girls. The acronym stands for Ask, Search, Prepare, Improve, Reward, Encourage.  Once reserved for girls considered "at risk" by their high school administration, Program participants now represent highly motivated and academic achievers who self-select to participate in this extracurricular activity. For more than 10 years, ASPIRE has grown in popularity and is in great demand at Westhill High School in Stamford, Connecticut.

2005-2008 Chair Eugenia Chinsman Mantra2SJ@cs.com

A.S.P.I.R.E Committee Charter

• Design and implement innovative, practical self-help programs for young women.
• Host eight monthly meetings for participants.
• Serve as a career representative and source other professional women for the Annual ASPIRE Career Day.
• Work with the WIM Scholarship group and high school administration to identify the winner of the annual ASPIRE award, presented at the WIM Annual Meeting.
• Encourage and support attendance by individual ASPIRE students at appropriate WIM meetings.
• Serve as mentors to each ASPIRE participant.

Recent ASPIRE Meetings

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