To ring in the New Year, Carnival Scholarship and Mentoring Program students went onboard Royal Princess, a ship in Carnival’s sister-brand Princess fleet. The students got to see first-hand what it’s really like on a cruise ship! For many, this was the first time they had ever visited the ship, and everyone enjoyed learning about the operation. They also enjoyed lunch and a tour before returning to Carnival.
Students from the Carnival Scholarship and Mentoring Program and their mentors were treated to a fun lesson about behavioral styles by Carnival Cruise Line’s very own Chief People Officer Ron Phillips.
As part of HandsOn Miami Day this year, the Carnival F.U.N. Team worked at the South Florida Easter Seals location in Allapattah. They painted the interior walls of the center, enhanced the landscape through some gardening and planted an herb garden for the individuals with disabilities and special needs that use the facilities.
During the fall visit, the Carnival Scholarship and Mentoring Program students were joined by Breakthrough Miami, who taught the students how to apply efficient and effective study skills, as well as how to prepare for the ACT and SAT.
On Sept. 24, the Carnival F.U.N. Team participated in the St. Jude Walk/Run to End Childhood Cancer in Miami at Tamiami Park. The fundraiser ensures that no child at St. Jude ever sees a bill, and the Carnival F.U.N. team was Top 3 overall for team funds raised!
A new school year has kicked off, and that mean a new group of freshman students are joining our Carnival Scholarship and Mentoring Program. On this first school-to-work visit, all of the students met with their mentors and learned what was planned for the year ahead!
Carnival’s F.U.N Team recently went to Broward Partnership. The volunteers were busy helping serve lunch and preparing dinner for the needy in our community
Miami artist Romero Britto, who is known for his whimsical and colorful pieces, came to speak to the Carnival Scholarship and Mentoring Program students on their last visit of the year. Britto spoke about his road to becoming one of the world’s most successful and recognized artists.
For the final visit of the 2015-16 school year, Miami artist Romero Britto visited the students and shared is passion for art and the road to achieving success. During the bittersweet visit, we also said goodbye to the seniors and recognized several students for their outstanding work and participation in the program. Have a great summer!
In May the F.U.N. Team participate in Walk For Wishes walk at Zoo Miami benefiting the Make A Wish Foundation.
