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PIPblog: Cabrini Connections, Tutor/Mentor Connection
http://cabrinipip.blogspot.com
I am a recent graduate of Northwestern University who now works at Cabrini Connections and the Tutor/Mentor Connection through a fellowship with the NU Public Interest Program.
- Added on: Jul 21st, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Bradley Troast
- Listed in: Volunteering Education & Learning
- Tags: education chicago tutoring volunteering nonprofit mentoring
Recent Posts
Two days away
The Tutor/Mentor Leadership and Networking Conference is just two days away! Here is some of what's happening on Day Two:Former Cabrini Green Tutoring Program student Isaiah Brooms, now the Director of Admissions at Westwood College - Virginia Ballst...
One day away
The Tutor/Mentor Leadership and Networking Conference is just one day away! (Tomorrow!) I've been counting down for a week now and we're almost there! Here is some of what's in store for Day One:In her morning keynote speech, Jill Zimmerman, VP of Th...
Volunteer Spotlight: Sandra Lee
Sandra Lee is a sophomore English major at University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC), the same college her mom went to and the same college we visited last weekend. She grew up in Northbook, IL, a northern suburb of Chicago, and chose to attend UIC bec...
Student Spotlight: Kierre Halbert
Kierre Halbert is a 7th grader at James B. McPherson School. His favorite subjects are math and social studies because he gets good grades in those classes. After graduating from elementary school in 2011, Kierre would like to attend Walter Payton Co...
Four part strategy
We have four days left until the 2009 November Tutor/Mentor Leadership and Networking Conference. The mission of the Tutor/Mentor Connection is to provide an organized framework that empowers and encourages adult volunteers to contribute their time, ...
Five minute video
With five days left until the conference, I would like to share with you this five minute video. In 2007, we asked four members of the Tutor/Mentor Connection why they do what they do. Fast forward to the last minute and a half for great testimonials...
