Peer Mentor Report

My interest in this position is propelled by my desire to expand my career into NCAA Division I athletics. I believe that this position would be well suited for me to make such a transition

I am writing in reference to the Vice-President position available in the National Honor Society. I have a very strong interest in the Vice-President position and I believe that I am qualified for the job. With experience working in leadership positions in clubs at the collegiate school and outside of school, I have a diverse background with much to offer. It is my understanding that you are deluged with resumes for this position. Mine is one more, but I do have experience that is hard to come by.

I am aware that the mentorship chair position at PRID is vacant. Rose Trabert( CCBC mentor) had this position. She and I worked very well together at CCBC, coordinating mentors and mentees and teaming with students on a particular job site. After a few months, I was asked to take over the site. I accepted the position. Now, I am busy mentoring CCBC students at two sites. Rose has asked me on a few occasions to mentor students for PCRID. As much as I wanted to I had to decline the offer because, in addition to mentoring interpreters, I also mentor scientists and I am the Program Director for the DC Metro HBCU Alumni Alliance Inc. My tenure as Vice President for Morgan State University's Alumni Association DC Chapter is over

As a peer mentor at the College of San Mateo, I volunteer my time to help incoming freshmen thorough the rough transition of high school to community college. As a underrepresented student who moved to the U.S from a third world country, I work with a lot of students like myself and make sure that they have all the tools and resources to do well in their academics. I have meeting with my mentees every week to check their progress throughout the semester. In addition to weekly meetings, I also have one on one tutoring sessions to help my mentees if they are struggling in their classes, especially math and science.

You have been identified as someone that has interest in serving as a corporate mentor for a Beacon intern. I have emailed your leader and they have approved me reaching out to you to discuss the mentoring portion of the Beacon program, role of the mentor, and expectations of a Beacon mentor. I will be meeting with several individuals and ultimately 12 will be selected following these discussions.

Based on the analysis of the data collected for this research, academic and social assimilation was necessary to keep African American women college students in community colleges. Every mentoring relationship may differ student to student, but overall, mentoring helps students to develop self-confidence, educational goals, and the aspiration to be successful in an educational setting. As seen in the results of this survey, students thought that consulting was the most helpful service offered by the AASP, as faculty mentors were able to develop compelling relationships outside the classroom to contribute to their academic success. Students took advantage counseling sessions provided to them as 58% of students

I am writing to express my interest of the Resident Advisor position at The College of Saint Scholastica. Since I was an incoming freshman this year, I feel that I will be able to relate to the students feelings and build strong relationships with them. My resident advisor greatly helped me through the transition and I would greatly appreciative for the opportunity to give that experience to others and give back to our community.

I am applying for the role of an Assistant Senior Counsellor at Bayview Glen Day Camp for summer 2017.

Thank you for taking the time to review my application. I am writing in response to the Enrollment and Matching Specialist position that is advertised on the Center for Nonprofit Management website. I am interested in working with Big Brothers Big Sisters because I have seen firsthand that the lives of children and youth can be impacted in powerful ways through mentorship with Big Brothers Big Sisters and because my skills, values, and experience fit well with the Enrollment and Matching Specialist position.

I feel as if I'm qualified for this position because I'm a very hard-working, interactive, motivated student. I feel as if Community Service Director is the position for me because I have a passion for helping others. I consider myself to be a team player and I would absolutely love to be apart of the Interact team.

PER REPORTER: The reporter said she is very concerned about the well being of her siblings while being in the care of their father (Clarence). She said all four of the children have been missing a lot of school lately due to their father leaving them at home alone often. She mentioned that the week before spring break Clarence left the children at home alone for a whole week. She said that her two siblings Breanna and Destiny were in a car accident and received a settlement check, and he left the children for a whole week while he went out and spent their money. She said she and her fiancé had to go and stay with the children this past Wednesday due to Clarence leaving them again. She said they fed the children and they washed their clothes

I am applying for the position of Life Skills Worker (Mentor). My enthusiasm and desire to be part of Resettlement Assistance Program (RAP) is deep and authentic. My cover letter and resume are attached to this e-mail.

The key to success lies in the ability to collaborate with others, which requires interpersonal skills. Throughout my profession, I have maintained a positive rapport with colleagues, parents, students, and administration. I attribute these productive partnerships partly to my attitudes about and toward others. By effectively communicating, listening, and questioning, coupled with a friendly demeanor, others find me approachable and a person with whom they easily work. These traits will contribute to my achievement as a literacy coach if selected for this position.

Reflecting upon my first year as a peer tutor, I must say that it has been an excellent experience because of what it has provided me. Strictly speaking, my ability to teach has improved, I have obtained many skills, and have found ways to use what I have acquired, to help me in the not-so-far future.

These last two weeks of mentoring have been going very smoothly for me. I feel as if my peer mentoring gears are finally revving up as I’m starting to understand how to be a successful peer mentor. The reason, I think, for my recent success as a peer mentor and the collaboration with the peer mentoring team is due to the weekly articles. With the weekly articles, I’m able to realize what made previous collaborations in my life so successful and what made the more unfavorable groups unsuccessful. This has allowed me to focus more on the successful traits by having the knowledge of it in my mind and steer away from the bad traits. These successful traits would be the three ingredients for collaboration which is the willingness to grant authority,