Applications for the 2025 Student Advisory Board are now closed.
High school juniors and seniors from the Metro Atlanta area · Held annually during the months of September to November with seven total in-person meetings; meetings held approximately every two weeks. Applications for the
From tommynobiscenter.org/student-advisory-board ↗The Tommy Nobis Center Student Advisory Board consists of high school juniors and seniors from the Metro Atlanta area who work alongside one another with a common goal of creating a lasting impact on the community's perspective on the employment of young adults with disabilities. They will be able to gain leadership experience and make significant connections with local business leaders through this process.
In addition, these students will participate in project-based learning and leadership development through nonprofit governance, fundraising, project management, and social media engagement. This program will be held annually during the months of September to November with seven total in-person meetings at Tommy Nobis Center. Each meeting will be held approximately every two weeks and dinner will be provided.
The students will also be eligible for scholarship opportunities through this program. Tommy Nobis Center hopes that the students will partake in this opportunity not only to bring about a better future for students with disabilities but experience personal growth in leadership and teamwork.
Tommy Nobis Center believes in supportive communities where people with disabilities are afforded the opportunity to work. We value innovation that creates inclusive workspaces and will be looking to YOU for solutions that foster widespread community engagement and create a better future for tomorrow's youth. Tommy Nobis Center wants to connect with Metro Atlanta's emerging leaders to start a movement that will give students with disabilities the chance to reach their fullest potential.
Any Metro Atlanta student will be eligible during their junior or senior school year. All students are expected to fully commit to the board, including attending in-person meetings and putting forth the work and time required.
Each meeting will be held approximately every two weeks and dinner will be provided.
The students will also be eligible for scholarship opportunities through this program.
Applications for the 2026 session will open August 1, 2026.
Early Youth Employment SERVICES (EYES)Early Youth Employment Services (EYES) provides vocational training and education within school settings to students with disabilities age 14 to 22 as they become empowered to pursue their career goals.
CONNECTOutings and activities will be at no cost to our youth and familiesCONNECT is an initiative to connect families of youth with disabilities offering social events, group outings/activities, parent support, and family education.
THE ACADEMYThe Academy provides accelerated vocational education and training to equip young adults with disabilities to obtain successful employment.