Spend a minimum of one hour a week supporting local elementary school students and become a part of a tight knit club community.
Sage mentors support local elementary classrooms through weekly school visits. Depending on the classroom and school, mentors may:
Mentors are required to mentor at least one hour a week, with many doing more than that.
Complete required onboarding and training events before you start mentoring.
Students and teachers look forward to Sage mentors. Regular attendance and communication is key.
Although optional, we highly recommend attending club events and socials.
You won't be on your own. Sage provides the training, resources, and support you need to succeed.
Come find us on Sproul and chat with current mentors.
Learn everything about Sage and how to get involved.
Submit your mentor application before the deadline.
Get prepared and ready for the classroom.
Meet your classroom and start making an impact.
Fill out our interest form and we'll be in touch with next steps, info sessions, and deadlines. No commitment required — we'd just love to know you're interested.
Join the Interest List →Our primary mission will always be mentoring. However, we pride ourselves on the strong community and social aspect of the club as well. Throughout the semester, we will provide numerous opportunities for mentors to meet each other and engage with the entire Sage community.
Sage hosts a Fall Field Day, where mentors help at stations such as pumpkin painting, sack races, and ring toss to create a day the kids will never forget.
Mentors lead a field trip where mentees are introduced to college life through campus tours, meet and greets, scavenger hunts, among other fun activities.
There are numerous social events put on throughout the semester such as glade days, school dinners, intramural teams, all culminating with an end of semester banquet.
Have a question about mentoring with Sage? We've answered the most common ones in our FAQ doc.
FAQs →