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  1. Mentee and Mentor Survey Administration Best Practices

    The benefits achieved from obtaining survey data are dictated by the amount of participants that complete surveys.  However, getting mentees and mentors to complete the survey is only half the battle.  In order to ensure that the data we are collect...
  2. Pro-Pathways Resources

    Why Pro-Pathways? Professional pathways exploration can happen with your students at any stage of the iMentor program. There may be a variety of reasons why  students do not want to go to college after high school. Some might have ambitions that ...
  3. Calling parents to introduce them to the program

    Obtaining parental consent is a big component of launching your program with a new cohort. For parents who have not signed and submitted Parent Consent forms, you can use the talking points below to explain the program and respond to their questions...
  4. Agenda template for mid-year meetings with schools

    Partner Site:  Name of Partner Site Mid-Year Meeting: Date and time of Meeting   Possible Participants: Principal School-Based Point Person/People iMentor  Teacher(s) School College Counselor(s) iMentor  Director of School...
  5. EVENT: End of Year Celebration - 12.10

    Grade # - Unit Name Mentees will recap what they accomplished this year and reflect on their experiences with their mentors. Event Overview Entry Point Keystone 1 Keystone 2 Exit Ramp Mentor Hud...
  6. The Mentor Quality Rubric

    A crucial aspect of the iMentor program is recruiting and retaining high quality mentors.  High quality mentors not only adhere to iMentor’s philosophy and structure, but also utilize the curriculum and available resources from program staff.   More...
  7. August Class of 2019

    August Key takeaways: College is expensive.  There are many hidden costs to college attendance and these can surprise and overwhelm mentees. Especially if they are new to managing their own finances.  There are many ...
  8. Financial Aid Gaps and Appeals

    Financial Aid Gaps When you apply the student's Expected Family Contribution (EFC) toward the Cost of Attendance (COA), you are left with the student's documented financial need, all of which are associated with aid eligibility. However, just beca...
  9. Program Manager Onboarding

    Partner agencies are responsible for the onboarding of new program facilitation staff. The iMentor team can provide resources to support base training, including the materials below, and Partnership Managers can also help strategize as partners deve...
  10. Mentee and Mentor Surveys

    Approximately 75% of the data iMentor uses to evaluate the impact programming has on students comes directly from mentee and mentor surveys.  Surveys are relatively easy to implement and can be administered consistently across all iMentor cities and...