• Join our WLYC team and assist with our annual Wyoming Latina youth conference by leading and guiding a group of conference youth participants. 
• Travel with WLYC to different Wyoming public schools throughout the year to work with youth in their schools and/or hometowns.
• Opporutnity to meet new people.
• Leadership training available.

• Design and facilitate your own workshop for the WLYC conference. Workshop leaders create hands-on activities based on the conference themes. They include activities and incorporate grade level material for all 5th-12th grade participants.

Interns and work-studies assist in the everyday decision-making process of running the center and are heavily involved with on-the-job education. They learn invaluable skills and are actively engaged in management, communication, working collaboratively, problem-solving, and most importantly, the willingness to learn about leadership in an educational setting.Write a description for this list item and include information that will interest site visitors. For example, you may want to describe a team member's experience, what makes a product special, or a unique service that you offer.

• Internship: Enroll in a course for 3-12 credit hours (can work 10-25 hours per week) under the School of Culture, Gender, and Social Justices and College of Arts and Sciences.
• Work study: Federal Work-Study is a need-based program that provides employment opportunities to eligible students to help meet the cost of their college education. WLYC work-study students work up 10 hours weekly.