is appointed by the Council of Governors each year, and standardize programs across the states. The 2022-2023 National Cabinet consists of: 2022-2023 National Chief of Staff: Hannah C. (Mid-Atlantic State) 2022-2023 National Director of Activism: Tazia M. (Southern California State) 2022-2023 National Director of Activities: Anirudh H. (Mid-Atlantic State) 2022-2023 National Director of Debate: Christopher L. (Texas State) 2022-2023 National Director of Expansion: Rohan L. (Mid-Atlantic State) 2022-2023 National Director of Fundraising: Parth J. (Mid-Atlantic State) 2022-2023 National Director of Grant Writing: Joven T. (Southern California State) 2022-2023 National Director of Publicity: Brian L. (Mid-Atlantic State) 2022-2023 National Director of Technology; Amol B. (Mid-Atlantic State) Summer programs After the school year is over, JSA and JSF offer numerous summer programs. The biggest programs, which are held at major universities, are Summer Schools, which are conducted by the Junior Statesmen Foundation and offer students an opportunity to study local, state, or national government at an advanced level. These programs are meant to prepare young leaders for active participation in public affairs. These programs, at which students take a full semester of two courses over three or four weeks, for which they can receive high school credit, take place at Stanford, Georgetown, Princeton, and Beijing. Along with debate and regular classes (including Advanced Placement and Law Classes), students participate in a vigorous Speaker's Program in which notable speakers talk about current issues to the students. Past speakers have included Mike McCurry, Andy Card, Ben Bernanke, Lee H. Hamilton, Norman Mineta, Joe Trippi, Dennis Kucinich, Chuck Hagel, Katie Couric, Brian Williams, Geraldine Ferraro, John Kerry, Harry Reid, Barack Obama, Ted Rall, George H. W. Bush, Condoleezza Rice, Ed Meese, Bernie Sanders, Brian Williams, Karl Rove, Sebastian Gorka, and Sarah Huckabee Sanders. Summer institutes are also held in different regions, such as the summer symposium of Arizona State, Stanford, UCLA, Princeton University and University of Texas. These events are four- to five-days long and venture into politics, world studies, history, national security and discussions of current events. Princeton's event is nicknamed "Princetitute." These events used to be known as symposia. Every summer, the newly elected governors each choose a select few from their states or territories to attend the Montezuma National Leadership Summit (affectionately known as "Zuma"). The summit is held in early-to-mid August at Presentation Center in Los Gatos, California, the former site of the Montezuma Mountain School where JSA was founded in