What is mentoring? Each participant is assigned a mentor at the beginnning of their freshmen year. During freshmen year, the mentor meets individually with him once a month. Mentors help participants to apply the principles covered in each seminar to their everyday lives through practical and measurable monthly goals. Mentors focus on guiding participants to greater self-knowledge and challenging them to form the habits that will define their character. Mentoring sessions last about 30 minutes and take place at Sauganash Study Center. Mentoring is not formally offered after freshment year. Particpants may arrange with their mentor to ocntinue to meet on a basis that both the mentor and mentee agree upon.
Mentoring occurs during the seminar from 4:30 to 6:45. Students are matched to a mentor based on grade level. Parent meetings are encouraged, and are scheduled independently with their son’s mentor.
Pat Healy
Sophomore Program Director
patriciohealy@gmail.com
(619) 947-0898
Work Experience: Northridge Preparatory School, Moody’s Corporation
Education: BA, Economics & Finance, University of Dallas
Phil Spence
Freshmen Program Director
philipdspence@gmail.com
(703) 872-9886
Work Experience: Schafer Buccellato Architects, Northworks Architects
Education:BA, Architecture, University of Notre Dame; M.S. Architecture, Columbia University
Edwin Carbajal
Junior Program Director
noexa17@gmail.com
(646) 403-5845
Work Experience: Northridge Preparatory School, National Institute of Health
Education: BA, Biology, Princeton University; MSBS, Microbiology, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Nic Abouchedid
Senior Program Director
nabouchedid1@gmail.com
(574) 707-9494
Work Experience: Northridge Preparatory School, Manhattan Institute
Education: BA, Philosophy, University of Notre Dame
Thomas Boles
Program Director
tboles@sauganashcenter.org
310-954-7784
Work Experience: Sauganash Study Center, PwC, KPMG
Education: BA, Economics, UCLA