CCLC 2019- MENTOR · Mentor Role The mission of the Catholic Charities Atlanta Leadership Class is...
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Mentor Role The mission of the Catholic Charities Atlanta Leadership Class is to help Catholic men and women grow spiritually and professionally as servant leaders through educational events, service opportunities, networking, mentoring and fundraising with Catholic Charities Atlanta. Our goal for class members is to cultivate their spiritual and professional growth as a servant leaders and to inspire the class member’s lifetime engagement with Catholic Charities Atlanta through continued commitment of their time, treasure and talent. 2019-20 Mentor Application To be considered as a mentor, please complete the short application at: http://bit.ly/CCLCmentor2019 MENTOR PROGRAM 2019-20 CCLC TIMELINE: Mentor Applications: Due online by July 31, 2019 Class Member Interviews: Nominated applicants will be contacted via email in late June or early July to schedule interview. Sponsorship & Commitment: Sponsorship Due by Aug. 2, 2019 Mentor/Mentee Training February 2020 KICK-OFF Reception & Mentor Orientation August 29, 2019 Class Member Nominations: All nominations due by end of day June 1, 2019 Class Member Applications: All applications due by end of day June 14, 2019 Mentors serve as guides in support of class members as they continue in their spiritual and professional growth as servant leaders beyond graduation. Throughout the five-month class experience, class members learn about various aspects of servant leadership from respected Catholic thought leaders. In addition, class members demonstrate their servant leadership abilities in direct service to CCA through hands-on volunteering experiences and service opportunities, as well as through fundraising $1500+ on behalf of CCA. The mentor plays a vital role in sustaining the class member’s transformation while also inspiring them to actively demonstrate servant leadership in all aspects of their lives, and hopefully through lifetime engagement with Catholic Charities Atlanta.
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Mentor Role
The mission of the Catholic Charities Atlanta Leadership Class is to help Catholic men and women grow spiritually and professionally as servant leaders through educational events, service opportunities, networking, mentoring and fundraising with Catholic Charities Atlanta.
Our goal for class members is to cultivate their spiritual and professional growth as a servant leaders and to inspire the class member’s lifetime engagement with Catholic Charities Atlanta through continued commitment of their time, treasure and talent.
2019-20
Mentor Application
To be considered as a mentor, please completethe short application at: http://bit.ly/CCLCmentor2019
MENTOR PROGRAM
2019-20 CCLC TIMELINE:
Mentor Applications: Due online byJuly 31, 2019
Class Member Interviews: Nominated applicantswill be contacted viaemail in late June orearly July to scheduleinterview.
Sponsorship & Commitment: Sponsorship Due by Aug. 2, 2019
Mentor/Mentee TrainingFebruary 2020
KICK-OFF Reception &Mentor OrientationAugust 29, 2019
Class Member Nominations: All nominations due by end of dayJune 1, 2019
Class Member Applications: All applications due by end of dayJune 14, 2019
Mentors serve as guides in support of class members as they continue in their spiritual and professional growth as servant leaders beyond graduation. Throughout the five-month class experience, class members learn about various aspects of servant leadership from respected Catholic thought leaders. In addition, class members demonstrate their servant leadership abilities in direct service to CCA through hands-on volunteering experiences and service opportunities, as well as through fundraising $1500+ on behalf of CCA.
The mentor plays a vital role in sustaining the class member’s transformation while also inspiring them to actively demonstrate servant leadership in all aspects of their lives, and hopefully through lifetime engagement with Catholic Charities Atlanta.
“I am very excited about being paired with a mentor. It is needed for everyone regardless of profession or family background. The lead team did a good job of pairing class members and mentors together based on our backgrounds, interests, and how we would click with each other. This relationship is something that could expand much beyond the months of the leadership class.”
- 2018 Mentor
Mentors must participate in the mentor/mentee training in February 2020 to meet the class member with whom he/she has been matched. Mentors must also agree to serve as a mentor for that class member from February through October 2020.
Mentors are encouraged to meet and build relationships with class members by attending at leasttwo program events during the nine-month program between August 2019 – May 2020.
While the mentor and class member will design specific goals to serve the class member in the
New mentors should plan to attend the Program Kick-Off in August 2019 where there will be a brief mentor arientation.
mentor relationship, typical topics include:
• Being a Servant Leader Personally and Professionally• Charting a Personal Spiritual Path• Being Catholic in a Secular World• Work / Life Balance• Engaging More in the Church and Catholic Community
For more in format ion, p lease contact :Stephanie Ungashick
Senior Director of Mission AdvancementCatholic Charities Atlanta2401 Lake Park Drive, SE
Smyrna, GA 30080P: 404.920.7759/ F: 404.920.7756
CATHOLIC CHARITIES ATLANTA LEADERSHIP CLASS
Mentor Commitment
