Ulysses S. Grant Foundation

Our Mission:

The Ulysses S. Grant Foundation is a summer academic program for talented and motivated New Haven middle school students. Every year since 1953, U.S. Grant has drawn on the experiences and enthusiasm of Yale undergraduates to design an enrichment experience that offers students the academic preparation and skills they will need to excel in their current school environment and enter college. The program is intended to reach bright students who might have limited opportunities and resources to participate in academic enrichment activities.

Our Activities:

Summer academic enrichment
Direct Service
The Ulysses S. Grant Foundation is a 6-week academic summer program for highly motivated middle school students who are enrolled in public and parochial schools in New Haven, CT. Each summer a team of Yale undergraduate teachers, through courses in the humanities and investigations and through electives and group activities, help students acquire the academic preparation and skills they will need to excel in their current school environment and to enter and succeed in college. The program is designed to support all students, including those who might have limited opportunities and resources, and to allow them to build a community of learners and participate in academic enrichment activities over the summer.

The Ulysses S. Grant Program
Direct Service
The Ulysses S. Grant Foundation is a 6-week academic summer program for highly motivated middle school students who are enrolled in public and parochial schools in New Haven, CT. This semester will be dedicated to recruiting and hiring a new pair of co-directors to run the program for the upcoming summer.

Student Leaders:

Dylan Carlson - Co-Coordinator/Co-President Chernice Mbogori - Co-Coordinator/Co-President