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Student Interns add Talent to Non Profit Organization
By tutormentor2 @ 10:11 AM :: 1399 Views ::  :: Advocacy, Planning, Technology, T/MC, Website Updates, Volunteering |  |
Student interns from different universities and different countries are helping the Tutor/Mentor Connection create visual presentations that communicate our messages more effectively.
This "village" graphic illustrates the aim of the web site. This animated version of village concept illustrates the work being done by interns. Visit the T/MC Ning site to see more work being done by volunteers and interns.
You do not need to be in Chicago to work on these projects. Just introduce yourself on the Ning site and we can discuss projects you'd like to work on.
You also don't need to be part of the T/MC to use these ideas to mobilize volunteers and donors to support tutor/mentor program growth in your own community. These presentations are on-line so you can gather a group of people and help them understand and act on the ideas.
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In the National Media...
Dallas Morning News
, USA
- Feb 16, 2008
- Feb 16, 2008
She raised thousands of dollars to support tutoring and mentoring of poor, struggling students. Eventually, she started another nonprofit, the I Am That I ...
Southtown Star
, USA
- Feb 17, 2008
- Feb 17, 2008
"Being a tutor was interesting because I was able to help a student go from a D to a B in one of his classes," Ramirez said. ...
Earthtimes
, UK
- Feb 12, 2008
- Feb 12, 2008
CLE professional staff members work closely with students to provide structured tutoring sessions, independent living skills training and social outings. ...
Chicago Tribune
- Feb 10, 2008
- Feb 10, 2008
Olcer learned how to prepare raw food at Cousin's restaurant in Chicago, tutored by the Turkish chef Mehmet Ak. On a trip to India, she brought greens that ...
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