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CLAAY Program Looking for Volunteer Career Mentors
Duquesne University’s Career Literacy for
African American Youth (CLAAY) program is looking for career mentors to
work with middle-school and high-school students during the 2007-2008
school year. This school-based career mentoring and academic tutoring
program serves students in ten high schools in the City of Pittsburgh,
at McKeesport Area Technology Center, and in five school districts in
Beaver County. This fall, CLAAY will also begin working with students at
Woodland Hills High School.
The time commitment for CLAAY career
mentoring is 15 hours during the school year (3-hour mentor training and
12-hour school-based career mentoring). CLAAY career mentors meet with
their student at their school two hours per month between October 2007
and May 2008.
CLAAY is seeking enthusiastic, motivated,
and committed volunteers who desire to make a positive impact on the
future career direction of students in our region. If you’re interested
in becoming a CLAAY career mentor and/or need more information about the
CLAAY program, please contact Damon Bethea at phone 412-325-1565 x31 or
email damon (please add the extension "@winnets.com").
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