2027 US Chess Academy Interest Form

IMC · Chicago, United States

Organization
IMC
Location
Chicago, United States
Organization type
Local / national NGO
Contract
Job
Posted
11 September 2026
Deadline
Deadline: see the posting

Job details

excerpts from the official posting

Are you a student interested in learning more about the 2027 US Chess Academy program? We invite you to fill out this form to share your information with us. By submitting the form, you'll be added to our prospect list so our team can reach out with details on upcoming opportunities, program updates, and how to play.…

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