Mentor with First Gen Success
Mentors play a powerful role in shaping the future of high-achieving young women on the path to becoming the first in their families to attend and graduate from college.
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As a mentor, you become more than a supporter—you become a trusted guide, encourager, and advocate.
What You Will Do
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Meet monthly (45–60 minutes) with your assigned scholar
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Build a supportive, encouraging relationship
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Help scholars reflect, set goals, and apply what they’re learning
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Engage in a structured program with guidance and resources
What to Expect
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A structured mentorship experience aligned with monthly themes
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A full programming calendar shared in advance
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Flexible opportunities to attend events throughout the year
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Ongoing support to guide meaningful mentor-scholar conversations
Commitment​
Mentorship is a structured, yearlong commitment designed to create real impact.
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With clear expectations, flexible scheduling, and ongoing support, mentors are equipped to engage in a way that is both manageable and meaningful.
Who We're Looking For
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Strong communicators who follow through
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Individuals who care about supporting first-generation students
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Mentors who listen, encourage, and hold scholars accountable
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Those committed to consistency and building trust