Student Mentor

About the role

The MEEP Foundation is a 501(c)(3) charitable and educational organization dedicated to providing mentorship, guidance, and access to educational and career resources for youth. The foundation focuses primarily on students from underserved communities and those interested in pre-health pathways, while remaining open to supporting learners with a wide range of interests. Through structured mentorship and resource-sharing, The MEEP Foundation helps students explore academic and career options, build confidence, and pursue meaningful opportunities. Volunteers and staff collaborate to create inclusive, supportive programming that empowers students to succeed in their chosen paths.

The Student Mentor is a remote, volunteer role responsible for providing one-on-one and small-group support to students.

Responsibilities

• Schedule and conduct virtual mentoring sessions
• Help students set academic and career goals
• Connect students to relevant learning and professional opportunities
• Share guidance on pre-health and other career pathways
• Review application materials or schoolwork when appropriate
• Encourage positive study habits and self-advocacy
• Participate in online workshops or panels
• Document mentoring interactions
• Collaborate with the foundation’s team to improve programming and resources

Qualifications

• Ability to build rapport with youth, demonstrate empathy, and foster an inclusive, respectful mentoring environment
• Strong communication and active listening skills, including clear written and verbal communication in virtual settings
• Organizational and time-management skills to maintain consistent meeting schedules and follow through on commitments
• Familiarity with academic and career planning, especially pre-health or related pathways, or willingness to learn and research resources
• Comfort using basic digital tools and online platforms for video calls, messaging, and document sharing in a remote environment
• Commitment to equity, access, and supporting students from diverse and underserved backgrounds
• Prior mentoring, tutoring, coaching, or youth engagement experience is helpful but not required
• High school diploma or equivalent required; current college students or professionals in education, health, or related fields are encouraged to apply