[VIDEO] Disney Dreamers Academy Deadline & Tracey D. Powell Interview

For high school students with big dreams, Disney’s Dreamers Academy with help from TV Host Steve Harvey and Essence Magazine, presents a three day intensive workshop every year. One hundred students are chosen and they’re allowed to bring a parent or guardian for the all-expenses paid trip.  During the event, they’re inspired by one-on-on conversations with some leaders in music, entertainment, medicine, business and education. Yolanda Adams, Steve Harvey, Stephen A. Smith and among those who give their time to the event. I just interviewed Tracey D. Powell, the Disney Dreamers Academy Executive Champion about the Disney Dreamers Academy Deadline for 2014, what the program includes and what happens when it’s all over. Watch our interview here,  then look below for all the links you need to share and apply:

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Disney Dreamers Academy Deadline

You still have time to get your application in for 2014 and be sure to follow the Disney Dreamers Academy on social media to apply in the future! I hope it’s still around in nine years so A.J. can apply when he’s 13.

Deadline: October 31, 2014 at 11:59 p.m. EST

Eligibility: Legal residents of the 48 contiguous U.S. States or Washington, DC. Must be 13-19 as of entry date and will attend 9-12th grade during 2014-2015 school year at an accredited school in the U.S.. Void in Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico

Application: Online Application at DisneyDreamersAcademy.com.

2015 Disney Dreamers Academy: March 5-8. 2015 at Walt Disney World, all-expenses paid trip for 100 high school students and their chaperones.

Social Media Links: @DreamersAcademy on Twitter and follow Disney Dreamers Academy on Facebook

Comment below: Can you think of a student who would get to make their dreams come true by attending the Dreamers Academy? What did you take away from my interview with Tracey D. Powell?