What does a typical Community Friends match look like?
All Community Friends pairs attend an initial Match meeting, facilitated by a Community Friends Student Coordinator. During this meeting, the Student Coordinator explains ground rules for the program,...
View ArticleWhat happens after I submit my Mentor Application or a Mentee Referral?
Since Community Friends is a student-directed organization, Student Coordinators work closely with the staff adviser to match Mentors and Mentees. We conduct a screening process for all Mentors, which...
View ArticleRefer or Sign up a child to be a Community Friends mentee
To sign up your child or to make a referral, please complete the Mentee Referral Form and return to Megan Brakeley by email or post mail at the following address:Community Friends, Attn: Megan...
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For questions or inquiries about Community Friends, please contact our Lead Student Coordinator (comfriends@middlebury.edu) or the Staff Coordinator, Megan Brakeley (mbrakeley@middlebury.edu)
View ArticleSign up to be a Community Friend Mentor
For Middlebury College students interested in being a mentor, please fill out this Mentor Application and return to Megan Brakeley by email or in hard copy at the CE office (118 S Main Street).You can...
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Community Friends matches Middlebury College Student Mentors with Addison County children ages 6-12. The program was originally founded in 1960 by the Counseling Services of Addison County, and now...
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CF and XP Mentor Letter and Application.doc
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