U.S. Bank employee, Nick Donovan, had the following to say about his mentor2.0 experience so far:
“My mentee, Miguel, is an extremely personable and impressive young man who has no problem striking up a conversation with his classmates and teachers. Over the last several months, we’ve shared a lot with each other, including what our families are like, what are interests are outside of work /school, and what’s most important to us in life. I have admired Miguel’s willingness to open up with me, and have been surprised by how similar we are notwithstanding how different our life experiences have been. I’m excited to see what choices Miguel makes as he transitions into the second half of his HS career, and look forward to helping him think about what he’d like to do after. With some direction, he seems like the type of person who could succeed in anything, and have a huge impact.”
mentor2.0 is a technology-enriched mentoring program providing high school students the support and guidance needed to graduate high school and succeed in college and the workforce. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Colorado partners with schools in both the Denver metropolitan area and in Colorado Springs.
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We are looking for volunteer mentors just like you for our new mentor2.0 program. Even the busiest professionals have found success and fulfillment being a mentor2.0 mentor – which is technology-enriched mentoring for high school.
To learn more about becoming a mentor and to fill out the online inquiry and application, please visit: https://biglittlecolorado.org/be-a-big/#mentor2.0