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students and their tutorsThe Tutor/Mentor Connection (T/MC) is dedicated to improving the availability and quality of comprehensive, long-term, volunteer-based tutor/mentor programs in high-poverty areas of the Chicago region and other large US cities through an ongoing, dynamic exchange of ideas.

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Next Tutor/Mentor Leadership and Networking Conference, May 27 and 28, 2010
The May 2010 Tutor/Mentor Leadership and Networking Conference will be held at Loyola  University Chicago's Lakeshore Campus on May 27 and 28.  If you'd like to present a workshop, be a sponsor, or attend, contact the T/MC or visit the web site.

Transitioning volunteers into leaders - what's your strategy?
Does your non profit tutoring and/or mentoring program have a strategy for converting some of your volunteers in to leaders?  Is it an award winning strategy worthey of a Gold Medal?  Can you share it?

Celebrate National Mentoring Month - Support a Tutor/Mentor program
Our wish for the January 2010 National Mentoring Month is that benefactors from business, professions, faith groups and more will read our blogs and build communications strategies that that point people to the information we collect and share and to the list of different volunteer-based tutor/mento...

Solving the High School Drop Out Crisis - Big Cities Connect!
Read the research and join the discussion. The drop out problem in the 50 largest cities has complexity that is different than in smaller communities.

Nice recognition of T/MC leader on PCWorld blog
Phil Shapiro wrote an article for the PCWorld Blog, suggesting that the work Dan Bassill and a few others have been doing is deserving of a MacArthur Foundation Genius Award. Take a look and pass the article on to others.

  

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February Mentoring Tip - My Mentor, My Mentor by simplyputtogether.com
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BEST PRACTICES: BARRIER OR BOOST FOR MENTORING by tutormentor2
There are many people talking about "best practice...
Go Viral. Recognize your Mentor - National Mentoring Month by tutormentor2
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STEM talent - thinking beyond traditional sources by tutormentor2
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