CASE Junior Ocean School
Ocean Exploration for Young Adventurers
MORE INFORMATION LINKS:
Ocean Exploration for Young Adventurers
Students will visit Brisbane and Cairns, participating in adventure-based activities allowing students to feed their curiosity and find their path. CASE aims to create a wave of passion in students to pursue a future in STEAM and become more focused and inquisitive.
Program Framework
Built on the foundation of the 7 Survival Skills by Harvard Professor, Tony Wagner, the program offers three key pillars of learning: engaging ocean STEAM activities, inspiring personal and leadership development, and immersive cultural experience.
CASE Junior Ocean School will create a wave of passion in students to pursue a future in STEAM and give them the skills to make it a reality.
Ocean Exploration for Young Adventurers
International Academic Credentials
CASE Ocean School is accredited and approved in the USA as an Honors Level College Preparatory course
CASE Ocean School Programs are academically accredited and approved in the USA as recognised Honors Level College Preparatory courses. University of California (UC) approval demonstrates these courses are of high academic standard to prepare students for university-level studies. It ensures that CASE Ocean School graduates are identified by leading universities as high achieving, university-ready students.
In the competitive landscape of university applications both domestically and internationally, students who complete CASE Ocean School Programs will differentiate themselves from other applicants. All graduates of CASE Ocean School are eligible to receive a 5.0 GPA academic transcript upon the completion of the program. The registration fee covers ongoing access to the transcript through a secure portal giving students a distinct advantage when applying to universities and jobs.
Seeing and Learning
Discovering marine biology and ocean ecology is the key focus where students explore ecosystems, food chains, adaptations, habitats and biodiversity. Students will learn unique transferable STEAM skills which they otherwise couldn’t do in their everyday life and will make an impactful personal connection with the natural world.
Doing and Acquiring Skills
Through engaging and hands-on experiential learning, students will experience exclusive, once in a lifetime activities, including ocean ecologist fieldwork, marine life DNA analysis, marine mammal observations, organism identification and lab work like a marine biologist. Inquiry base learning and problem base learning will enable students to find untapped passions and talents within themselves to succeed in their future studies and endeavors.
Cultural Immersion
Witnessing and experiencing how different cultures uniquely express themselves, encourages students to see things from different perspectives. In addition to participating in modern Australian lifestyle activities such as surfing and beach volleyball, students will also learn from the world’s oldest living civilization, the Australian Indigenous Aboriginal people. This develops a more culturally aware individual and prepares students for life in the 21st century.
Amazing Locations
A ‘classroom’ like no other awaits all CASE Junior Ocean School participants. Students will visit islands including Fitzroy and North Stradbroke, jump into the waters of the Great Barrier Reef, one of the 7 natural wonders of the world and discover the mysteries of the oldest rainforest in the world, the Daintree. Brisbane offers students the vibrant metropolitan lifestyle and Cairns is a seaside escape with the Coral Sea at their feet. A visit to the Queensland University of Technology offers an insight into a world class learning environment.
Inspirational Speakers
An unforgettable experience awaits all CASE Junior Ocean School students. During personalised presentations and special events, students hear directly from guest speakers including ocean researchers, conservationists, educators, entrepreneurial minds and explorers.
Nicole Stott
Ms Nicole Stott, former NASA Aquanaut and Astronaut, is the Special Adviser to CASE. Nicole holds a world record for living underwater for 18 days, and is a veteran of two space flights and 104 days working in space on both the ISS and Space Shuttle.Nicole is a believer of the inner space/outer space connection and its power to encourage appreciation and action for our planetary life systems.
Michael Aw
Michael Aw is an author, explorer and conservation photographer. His accolades include winning more than 65 international photographic awards and being named as one of the world’s most influential nature photographers by Outdoor Photography.
Tom Denniss
Tom Denniss has a PhD in Mathematics and Oceanography and has been involved in the wave energy industry for more than 25 years. Tom invented the technology of Wave Swell Energy, the world’s leading proprietary technology that converts the energy in the ocean waves into clean and zero emission electricity.
Edwina Tanner
Dr. Edwina Tanner is the Project Manager for the World Harbour Project and coordinator of the Marine Studies Institute at the University of Sydney. Her research in climate science focuses on carbon emissions, budgets, and dynamics in estuaries as well as hydrodynamic modelling. Edwina works in different locations across global harbours and ports that all have similar water and sediment quality issues.
Brett Lewis
Brett Lewis is a PhD Student at the Queensland University of Technology, science communicator and council member for the Australian Coral Reef Society. Brett’s work uses advanced imagining and sampling techniques to capture unique and previously unknown coral science and behavior that otherwise could not be discovered.
Personal Development
Throughout the expedition students engage in mPOWER modules aimed to provide principles and guidance for their future endeavours. Students will learn the growth mindset, a concept developed by Prof. Carol Dweck of Stanford University.
Students will learn to:
- Embrace challenges
- Believe talent and ability can be developed
- View failure as a chance to grow and persist despite obstacles
- Understand effort leads to success
- Be inspired by the success of others
- Adopt an “I want to keep improving” attitude
- Learn from criticism
CASE Junior Ocean School Program
Location: Brisbane, Cairns Australia
Duration: 12 Days in country
Open to Students: Years 7, 8 & 9
Dates: July
Program Schedule*
Arrival - Brisbane
The adventure begins with a flight into Brisbane. Brisbane is the capital of Queensland, the sunshine state. Students attend the official CASE opening ceremony and take part in a welcome ceremony performed by Australia’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
Brisbane
Today the ocean adventure becomes reality. Students spend the day on North Stradbroke Island. Scientists from them University of Queensland guide students to collect, record and analyse data on marine mammals and shoreline ecosystems. Their curiosity will be ignited, and students gain new skills to help them navigate the days ahead.
Brisbane
At the Queensland Museum students discover the wildlife they are soon to encounter. Information gathered here can be used in their OCEAN Expert project. Next, a hands-on laboratory experience in the most innovative setting demonstrates current and topical ocean subjects such as the effects of oil spills, a real-workd problem.
Brisbane
Each day students are empowered through the mPower module which is based around the growth mindset. Students visit the Queensland University of Technology and work in teams using a digital simulator to discover what is impacting the ocean. Then they take part in a lively iterate workshop to solve problems using design thinking.
Brisbane
Students explore Moreton Bay using specialised technology, they deploy underwater cameras, take water samples, and use microscopes to uncover the incredible world of plankton. Students explore the intriguing mangrove ecosystems. In the evening, a motivational speaker will present on their ocean topic.
Brisbane
It’s time to hit the beach. Students take part in foreshore research to help experts understand a major ocean threat, micro-plastics. Questions will be raised, and students will be challenged to think critically. After a rewarding morning they give surfing a try. Qualified guides share the secret to catching the perfect wave.
Brisbane to Fitzroy Island
Students embark on a flight to Cairns. Upon arrival a ferry takes them to Fitzroy Island. This tropical paradise is a hub for marine science and the perfect place to be immersed. A resident marine biologist will give an evening presentation on the Great Barrier Reef, its importance, and the threats it faces.
Fitzroy Island
Students wake up to the sound and smell of the ocean. Snorkeling with a guide students meet the local marine life and discover the fringing coral reef while recording important data. Students visit the patients in the turtle rehabilitation centre and learn about their road to recovery.
Fitzroy Island to Cairns
Today is a full day of adventure exploring the largest coral reef in the world, the Great Barrier Reef. A floating pontoon is equipped to host the students. Students can snorkel, visit the underwater observatory, ride the semi-submersible or the glass bottom boat. An unforgettable and life-changing experience.
Cairns
After the morning mPower session, students explore Cairns city. Challenging their friend’s, students play a game of beach volleyball. Cairns Aquarium is a place of learning and discovery. Students put a name to a ‘fishy face’ from their past underwater experiences. The evening finishes with shopping at the markets.
Cairns
Students time-travel to 180 million years ago and visit the world’s oldest tropical rainforest, the Daintree. A drive north places them deep in the rainforest. Students explore a canopy tower and an aerial walkway. On board a boat students float down the Daintree River spotting the infamous Saltwater Crocodile.
Cairns
Today students present their OCEAN Expert presentations. To celebrate, the graduation ceremony takes place with the traditional owners of Cairns, the Tjapukai People. Students become immersed in the ancient culture, throwing boomerangs and hearing stories. The evening finishes with an awards ceremony and buffet dinner.
Cairns - Depart
Expedition complete! Departing from Cairns Airport, students reflect on their journey and share stories and memories with friends they have made along the way.
*Program itinerary subject to change
Parent Testimonials
“Great experience for kids to learn and have fun in a supportive environment. Very impressed with the different activities that have been undertaken and the guest speakers engaged. I only wish there was an equivalent CASE Ocean School for parents!”
“I think this program is a wonderful experience. I would absolutely recommend it to anyone. It starts with the experience of not being at home for 12 days and then all the hands-on activities and experiences the children get to do and be part off is absolutely amazing. Thank you Actura!”
“It’s a wonderful experience for young people to engage and inspire their desire for learning. It also creates greater independence in young people.”
“It was extremely well organised, and the program was absolutely fantastic. The experiences my child had and the care that was taken to ensure she got the most out of the program and enjoyed her time away was amazing. I am so pleased with the entire program. My daughter loved it and would love to go again. From the very first information evening until the arrival home, the entire process was fantastic and the experiences while away were second to none.”
“Rewarding and enriching life experience for an adolescent. My daughter really enjoyed her experiences with ocean school. She formed some amazing friendships over the 12 days. Thank you for the organisation and keeping the students safe while they were away.”
“My child really enjoyed the involvement on the Science based activities, and the number and range of opportunities and activities was fairly extensive for the cost. My child had the opportunity for independence and growth in confidence.”
“It was an amazing experience for my daughter and has given her a new insight and motivation towards a future based around the ocean.”
“It provided James with an enriching experience in not only STEM activities but also pushing him out of his comfort zone, growth opportunities, friendships made and such a broad range of activities. James also loved the food and independence.”
“Although we felt Tom was one of the younger students, he had a great time meeting students & leaders who shared the same passion about marine life & oceans. Being able to listen to experts in this field & attend Universities has further enhanced his passion. Overall, it was an incredible experience for him & he enjoyed every minute.”
Student Testimonials
“I learnt a lot about myself and the people who were here with me. In addition, I learnt so much I didn’t know and expanded my knowledge about things I didn’t know about the ocean. There was so much to do, definitely something new for everyone. I had a great time.”
“I went this trip to get out of my comfort zone and I did in multiple activities. If there was a problem in my mind, I was able to talk about it and felt supported. There was a wider range of activities and we got involved in all parts.”
”I have had such an incredible time. I’ve met some awesome people and visited some amazing places like Fitzroy Island and the Great Barrier Reef. We’ve had the most incredible opportunities and I’m so grateful.”
”CASE Ocean School was the best experience ever. It’s so inspiring and I loved it. Team challenges are my favourite and everyone just made it so enjoyable and fun! I can’t wait to take my experiences and use them in my life! I recommend this camp to anyone and everyone!!”
“I came to CASE Ocean School slightly nervous and unsure of how it would be. It has turned out to be an overly enjoyable experience where I have learnt piles of information and met many new friends. I have learnt many new things about the ocean and the coastal ecosystems.”
“CASE Ocean School was a wonderful experience and would definitely go back if possible. Every activity was heaps of fun. I’ve made many new friends through the experience. I’ve learnt about plankton, coral, fish, mammals and so much more. All the memories I’ve made will be kept forever.”
“I had so much fun, and I learnt so much about the ocean. All Actura staff was so nice, and I loved all the Group Managers. It was so fascinating to learn about all types of coral, animals, and more. I made so many memories that I’ll never forget. I have grown so much mentally and I’m so much more confident now compared to day 1.”
“It was amazing and exceeded my expectations greatly. It was one of the best experiences of my life. It was amazing!”
“My time at CASE Ocean School was really jam packed and I learned new things every day. I got to meet lots of new friends and experienced things that I will always remember. This program helped me figure out who I am and what areas of science I am interested in and what areas I want to future explore. Overall, I have come away with new knowledge and a new mindset.”
“CASE Ocean School provided me with amazing experiences. I went to such amazing places and learnt so much. I made so many new friends and enjoyed every second! I learnt how to surf and about indigenous culture, marine biology, public speaking, how to build friendships and so much more! It was such an amazing experience, and I would sign up again in a heartbeat.”
“Ocean School has taught me so much not just about the ocean but about the effects we ourselves on the ocean. I met heaps of new people, and I would definitely recommend it to others. Overall, an amazing experience.”
Cooperative Program Partners
CASE Junior Ocean School
Ocean Exploration for Young Adventurers
MORE INFORMATION LINKS:
Ocean Exploration for Young Explorers
Students will visit Brisbane and Cairns, participating in adventure-based activities allowing students to feed their curiosity and find their path. CASE aims to create a wave of passion in students to pursue a future in STEAM and become more focused and inquisitive.
Program Framework
Built on the foundation of the 7 Survival Skills by Harvard Professor, Tony Wagner, the program offers three key pillars of learning: engaging ocean STEAM activities, inspiring personal and leadership development, and immersive cultural experience.
CASE Junior Ocean School will create a wave of passion in students to pursue a future in STEAM and give them the skills to make it a reality.
Ocean Exploration for Young Adventurers
International Academic Credentials
CASE Ocean School is accredited and approved in the USA as an Honors Level College Preparatory course
CASE Ocean School Programs are academically accredited and approved in the USA as recognised Honors Level College Preparatory courses. University of California (UC) approval demonstrates these courses are of high academic standard to prepare students for university-level studies. It ensures that CASE Ocean School graduates are identified by leading universities as high achieving, university-ready students.
In the competitive landscape of university applications both domestically and internationally, students who complete CASE Ocean School Programs will differentiate themselves from other applicants. All graduates of CASE Ocean School are eligible to receive a 5.0GPA academic transcript upon the completion of the program. The registration fee covers ongoing access to the transcript through a secure portal giving students a distinct advantage when applying to universities and jobs.
Seeing and Learning
Discovering marine biology and ocean ecology is the key focus where students explore ecosystems, food chains, adaptations, habitats and biodiversity. Students will learn unique transferable STEAM skills which they otherwise couldn’t do in their everyday life and will make an impactful personal connection with the natural world.
Doing and Acquiring Skills
Through engaging and hands-on experiential learning, students will experience exclusive, once in a lifetime activities, including ocean ecologist fieldwork, marine life DNA analysis, marine mammal observations, organism identification and lab work like a marine biologist. Inquiry base learning and problem base learning will enable students to find untapped passions and talents within themselves to succeed in their future studies and endeavors.
Cultural Immersion
Witnessing and experiencing how different cultures uniquely express themselves, encourages students to see things from different perspectives. In addition to participating in modern Australian lifestyle activities such as surfing and beach volleyball, students will also learn from the world’s oldest living civilization, the Australian Indigenous Aboriginal people. This develops a more culturally aware individual and prepares students for life in the 21st century.
Amazing Locations
A ‘classroom’ like no other awaits all CASE Junior Ocean School participants. Students will visit islands including Fitzroy and North Stradbroke, jump into the waters of the Great Barrier Reef, one of the 7 natural wonders of the world and discover the mysteries of the oldest rainforest in the world, the Daintree. Brisbane offers students the vibrant metropolitan lifestyle and Cairns is a seaside escape with the Coral Sea at their feet. A visit to the Queensland University of Technology offers an insight into a world class learning environment.
Inspirational Speakers
An unforgettable experience awaits all CASE Junior Ocean School students. During personalised presentations and special events, students hear directly from guest speakers including ocean researchers, conservationists, educators, entrepreneurial minds and explorers.
Nicole Stott
Ms Nicole Stott, former NASA Aquanaut and Astronaut, is the Special Adviser to CASE. Nicole holds a word record for living under water for 18 days, and is a veteran of two space flights and 104 days working in space on both the ISS and Space Shuttle. Nicole is a believer of the inner space/outer space connection and its power to encourage appreciation and action for our planetary life systems.
Michael Aw
Michael Aw is an author, explorer and conservation photographer. His accolades include winning more than 65 international photographic awards and being named as one of the world’s most influential nature photographers by Outdoor Photography.
Tom Denniss
Tom Denniss has a PhD in Mathematics and Oceanography and has been involved in the wave energy industry for more than 25 years. Tom invented the technology of Wave Swell Energy, the world’s leading proprietary technology that converts the energy in the ocean waves into clean and zero emission electricity.
Edwina Tanner
Dr. Edwina Tanner is the Project Manager for the World Harbour Project and coordinator of the Marine Studies Institute at the University of Sydney. Her research in climate science focuses on carbon emissions, budgets, and dynamics in estuaries as well as hydrodynamic modelling. Edwina works in different locations across global harbours and ports that all have similar water and sediment quality issues.
Brett Lewis
Brett Lewis is a PhD Student at the Queensland University of Technology, science communicator and council member for the Australian Coral Reef Society. Brett’s work uses advanced imagining and sampling techniques to capture unique and previously unknown coral science and behavior that otherwise could not be discovered.
Personal Development
Throughout the expedition students engage in mPOWER modules aimed to provide principles and guidance for their future endeavours. Students will learn the growth mindset, a concept developed by Prof. Carol Dweck of Stanford University.
Students will learn to:
- Embrace challenges
- Believe talent and ability can be developed
- View failure as a chance to grow and persist despite obstacles
- Understand effort leads to success
- Be inspired by the success of others
- Adopt an “I want to keep improving” attitude
- Learn from criticism
CASE Junior Ocean School Program
Location: Brisbane, Cairns Australia
Duration: 12 Days in country
Open to Students: Years 7, 8 & 9
Dates: July
Program Schedule
Arrival - Brisbane
The adventure begins with a flight into Brisbane. Brisbane is the capital of Queensland, the sunshine state. Students attend the official CASE opening ceremony and take part in a welcome ceremony performed by Australia’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
Brisbane
Today the ocean adventure becomes reality. Students spend the day on North Stradbroke Island. Scientists from them University of Queensland guide students to collect, record and analyse data on marine mammals and shoreline ecosystems. Their curiosity will be ignited, and students gain new skills to help them navigate the days ahead.
Brisbane
At the Queensland Museum students discover the wildlife they are soon to encounter. Information gathered here can be used in their OCEAN Expert project. Next, a hands-on laboratory experience in the most innovative setting demonstrates current and topical ocean subjects such as the effects of oil spills, a real-world problem.
Brisbane
Each day students are empowered through the mPower module which is based around the growth mindset. Students visit the Queensland University of Technology and work in teams using a digital simulator to discover what is impacting the ocean. Then they take part in a lively iterate workshop to solve problems using design thinking.
Brisbane
Students explore Moreton Bay using specialised technology, they deploy underwater cameras, take water samples, and use microscopes to uncover the incredible world of plankton. Students explore the intriguing mangrove ecosystems. In the evening, a motivational speaker will present on their ocean topic.
Brisbane
It’s time to hit the beach. Students take part in foreshore research to help experts understand a major ocean threat, micro-plastics. Questions will be raised, and students will be challenged to think critically. After a rewarding morning they give surfing a try. Qualified guides share the secret to catching the perfect wave.
Brisbane to Fitzroy Island
Students embark on a flight to Cairns. Upon arrival a ferry takes them to Fitzroy Island. This tropical paradise is a hub for marine science and the perfect place to be immersed. A resident marine biologist will give an evening presentation on the Great Barrier Reef, its importance, and the threats it faces.
Fitzroy Island
Students wake up to the sound and smell of the ocean. Snorkeling with a guide students meet the local marine life and discover the fringing coral reef while recording important data. Students visit the patients in the turtle rehabilitation centre and learn about their road to recovery.
Fitzroy Island to Cairns
Today is a full day of adventure exploring the largest coral reef in the world, the Great Barrier Reef. A floating pontoon is equipped to host the students. Students can snorkel, visit the underwater observatory, ride the semi-submersible or the glass bottom boat. An unforgettable and life-changing experience.
Cairns
After the morning mPower session, students explore Cairns city. Challenging their friend’s, students play a game of beach volleyball. Cairns Aquarium is a place of learning and discovery. Students put a name to a ‘fishy face’ from their past underwater experiences. The evening finishes with shopping at the markets.
Cairns
Students time-travel to 180 million years ago and visit the world’s oldest tropical rainforest, the Daintree. A drive north places them deep in the rainforest. Students explore a canopy tower and an aerial walkway. On board a boat students float down the Daintree River spotting the infamous Saltwater Crocodile.
Cairns
Today students present their OCEAN Expert presentations. To celebrate, the graduation ceremony takes place with the traditional owners of Cairns, the Tjapukai People. Students become immersed in the ancient culture, throwing boomerangs and hearing stories. The evening finishes with an awards ceremony and buffet dinner.
Cairns - Depart
Expedition complete! Departing from Cairns Airport, students reflect on their journey and share stories and memories with friends they have made along the way.
*Program itinerary subject to change
Parent Testimonials
“Great experience for kids to learn and have fun in a supportive environment. Very impressed with the different activities that have been undertaken and the guest speakers engaged. I only wish there was an equivalent CASE Ocean School for parents!“
“I think this program is a wonderful experience. I would absolutely recommend it to anyone. It starts with the experience of not being at home for 12 days and then all the hands-on activities and experiences the children get to do and be part off is absolutely amazing. Thank you Actura!”
“It’s a wonderful experience for young people to engage and inspire their desire for learning. It also creates greater independence in young people.”
“It was extremely well organised, and the program was absolutely fantastic. The experiences my child had and the care that was taken to ensure she got the most out of the program and enjoyed her time away was amazing. I am so pleased with the entire program. My daughter loved it and would love to go again. From the very first information evening until the arrival home, the entire process was fantastic and the experiences while away were second to none.”
“Rewarding and enriching life experience for an adolescent. My daughter really enjoyed her experiences with ocean school. She formed some amazing friendships over the 12 days. Thank you for the organisation and keeping the students safe while they were away.”
“My child really enjoyed the involvement on the Science based activities, and the number and range of opportunities and activities was fairly extensive for the cost. My child had the opportunity for independence and growth in confidence.”
“It was an amazing experience for my daughter and has given her a new insight and motivation towards a future based around the ocean.”
“It provided James with an enriching experience in not only STEM activities but also pushing him out of his comfort zone, growth opportunities, friendships made and such a broad range of activities. James also loved the food and independence.”
“Although we felt Tom was one of the younger students, he had a great time meeting students & leaders who shared the same passion about marine life & oceans. Being able to listen to experts in this field & attend Universities has further enhanced his passion. Overall, it was an incredible experience for him & he enjoyed every minute.”
Student Testimonials
“I learnt a lot about myself and the people who were here with me. In addition, I learnt so much I didn’t know and expanded my knowledge about things I didn’t know about the ocean. There was so much to do, definitely something new for everyone. I had a great time.”
“I went this trip to get out of my comfort zone and I did in multiple activities. If there was a problem in my mind, I was able to talk about it and felt supported. There was a wider range of activities and we got involved in all parts.”
”I have had such an incredible time. I’ve met some awesome people and visited some amazing places like Fitzroy Island and the Great Barrier Reef. We’ve had the most incredible opportunities and I’m so grateful.”
”CASE Ocean School was the best experience ever. It’s so inspiring and I loved it. Team challenges are my favourite and everyone just made it so enjoyable and fun! I can’t wait to take my experiences and use them in my life! I recommend this camp to anyone and everyone!!”
“I came to CASE Ocean School slightly nervous and unsure of how it would be. It has turned out to be an overly enjoyable experience where I have learnt piles of information and met many new friends. I have learnt many new things about the ocean and the coastal ecosystems.”
“CASE Ocean School was a wonderful experience and would definitely go back if possible. Every activity was heaps of fun. I’ve made many new friends through the experience. I’ve learnt about plankton, coral, fish, mammals and so much more. All the memories I’ve made will be kept forever.”
“I had so much fun, and I learnt so much about the ocean. All Actura staff was so nice, and I loved all the Group Managers. It was so fascinating to learn about all types of coral, animals, and more. I made so many memories that I’ll never forget. I have grown so much mentally and I’m so much more confident now compared to day 1.”
“It was amazing and exceeded my expectations greatly. It was one of the best experiences of my life. It was amazing!”
“My time at CASE Ocean School was really jam packed and I learned new things every day. I got to meet lots of new friends and experienced things that I will always remember. This program helped me figure out who I am and what areas of science I am interested in and what areas I want to future explore. Overall, I have come away with new knowledge and a new mindset.”
“CASE Ocean School provided me with amazing experiences. I went to such amazing places and learnt so much. I made so many new friends and enjoyed every second! I learnt how to surf and about indigenous culture, marine biology, public speaking, how to build friendships and so much more! It was such an amazing experience, and I would sign up again in a heartbeat.”
“Ocean School has taught me so much not just about the ocean but about the effects we ourselves on the ocean. I met heaps of new people, and I would definitely recommend it to others. Overall, an amazing experience.“
Cooperative Program Partners
