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Rep. Judy Chu's Congressional Youth Advisory Council

Congresswoman Judy Chu's Congressional Youth Advisory Council (CYAC) is an opportunity for high school students residing in California's 28th Congressional District to highlight and discuss important issues that face our youth. Students will work directly with staff and a diverse group of leaders from our community to collaborate and identify how the federal government can help the community.

Rep. Judy Chu's CYAC Application

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First Name

Last Name

Address Line 1

City

State

Zip

Email Address (Please provide an email address you check regularly because nearly all communication will be done through email.)

Cell Phone

Date of Birth

Pronouns (Optional)

Race/Ethnicity (Optional)

Name(s) of Parent(s) or Guardian(s)

Name of High School

Address & City of High School

Phone Number of High School

GPA (Weighted)

Graduation Year

Grade Level this Fall

Personal Statement: Please provide a maximum 250-word essay on why you wish to be a member of the council.

Most recent high school transcript (or middle school transcript for incoming first years)

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Resume (one-page maximum)

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Two letters of recommendation from non-family members (you may upload these below if you have a copy, or it can be emailed directly to Maile Plan at maile.plan@mail.house.gov with "CYAC" and student's name in the subject line):

First Letter of Recommendation:

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Second Letter of Recommendation:

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Signed Authorization and Release Form (link above)

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Date

Thank you for submitting your online application! If you haven't submitted both of your letters of recommendation, please note they must be submitted before the deadline. Any letters received after the deadline will render the application incomplete. Please email Maile Plan at maile.plan@mail.house.gov if you have any questions, thank you!