iMentor Blog

Press – National

‘GMA’ celebrates high school counselor for ‘Make Your Monday’

Oct 21, 2019

Good Morning America celebrates Sharrell Matta, guidance counselor at Frederick Douglass Academy II in the Bronx. Ms. Matta credits collaboration with iMentor—and gives a shoutout to iMentor program manager Jacqueline Rodriguez—for the success her students have had.

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Spotlights – Chicago

Postcards from PSP: Devin

Oct 18, 2019 By Ejolee Mitchell

We’ve launched a new series of “postcards” from students in iMentor’s Post-Secondary Program (PSP) who will be the first in their families to graduate from college. Each week, we will hear from a student about …

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Celebrating Imentor 20 Microsite Feature

Announcements – National

Celebrating 20 Years of iMentor

Oct 16, 2019 By Mike O’Brien, CEO

This fall, as nearly 11,000 iMentor students across the country have returned to school, our community marks an incredible milestone: the launch of our 20th year supporting talented young people and their dedicated mentors. It …

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Spotlights – National

Conversation About College and Inequality with Author Paul Tough

Oct 15, 2019

On Thursday, November 7th, iMentor will host an intimate conversation with NY Times best-selling author Paul Tough about his new book, The Years That Matter Most: How College Makes or Breaks Us at Citi's Auditorium …

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Press – Chicago

Opus Foundation Awards $38,000 to Support iMentor Chicago's College Success Program

Opus Foundation

Oct 08, 2019

The grant will expand iMentor Chicago's post-secondary education program, which helps students graduate high school and navigate the challenges involved with post-secondary education including getting accepted, enrolling, and completing college.

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Press – National

How To Harness The Power Of ‘Tech-Charged’ Purpose

Huffington Post

Oct 04, 2019

PwC worked with iMentor to identify key performance indicators that would inform how to engage mentors in their mission, recruit more mentors, and serve more students.

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