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How Does the Program Operate?
- The program matches a select group of college students, who have expressed an interest in young people, with selected middle and high school students in the Alliance City Schools.
- Such matches are made so that the college students act as mentors to middle and high school students who show promise of a long-term commitment toward academic and personal growth, but lack advantages.
- The mentors and students meet weekly for tutoring and enrichment experiences, often on the Mount Union College campus. Once a month the entire group of Dowling mentors and Dowling students enjoy a cultural, recreational or educational group activity together.
- Ultimately, the program will include scholarship assistance for these “scholars” to attend college. In this way Mount Union can help younger students look forward to a lifetime of positive contributions to our society while demonstrating to the larger public the special value of independent higher education.
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