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Worked with at risk youth, students and their families to make sure they understand the working of NCAA and Division I and Division II college entrance requirements. To ensure that all students and parents have a working knowledge of what the A-G high school requirements are and that parents realize they are two separate categories when it comes to graduation and being eligible for college.Provide resources to student athletics, and community agencies for help with fee waivers, SAT and ACT testing prep classes and high school exit exam.Provide a list of 7 on 7 upcoming events for student to participate in and showcase their talent to get scholarship offers.

Work with foster young adults who are in group home placement, and are wards of the court.Assist them with life skills, addressing social skill and appropriate behavior.Participate in ( TDM's) Team Decisions Meetings with the youth, social worker, family members and other committed adults who are there for the youth.

Develop and maintain effective working relationships with key volunteers, prospects, donors and financial advisors.Collaborated with colleagues in communications, prospect management, and researched donor relations.Placed a high priority on serving internal and external contacts in a timely and courteous manner, and following up until all needs are addressed.Compose and prepared routine correspondence and presentations, including letters and various types of documents.Attend select meetings with the Senior Managers.Assisted the agency with Community Giving Events, calendar maintenance, administrative duties and other tasks as assigned.Provide services and support to staff both salary and hourly personal.Maintain monthly mandated documentation; prepare reports as required by state and local government.Coordinate Team Decision Meetings and screenings as needed for the work force.Work with Community Leaders and agencies to provide and implement an open line of communication between employees.

Worked with youth selected to spend one week at Cal State San Bernardino, to attend the Athletic for Life Annual Football skills camp. The camps is also composed of math, reading and SAT prep testing.Speakers who are current college football players, present and past NFL players and other motivational speakers, make up the agenda for the week.As a Student Mentor, you have the responsibility to provide social and life skills to the youth to assist them with as they transition to young adult hood.