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Are you passionate about serving your community and
making it a better place to live and work? Do you regularly provide
volunteer service to your community? If so, you deserve to be recognized
for your commitment to volunteer service by becoming a Youth Service
Advocate.
The Youth Service Advocate designation is reserved for
exceptional youth who have devoted a certain number of hours to
law-related volunteer service in a given year.
The Youth Service Advocate designation is an honor, and
may be used on applications for college admission and scholarships, as
well as on applications for other awards and honors. However, the
designation is more than an honorary title. Youth Service Advocates are
role models and, thus, become advocates for volunteer service, thereby
empowering their peers – and even adults – to rise to the
same level of service.
Designees will receive a certificate, verification
letter and a back sack. In addition, an extraordinary
applicant(s) will be chosen to receive an honorary designation during
the annual Law Day celebration hosted by the New York State Court
of Appeals.
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