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Next Generation Lideres Volunteer Mentor

CAP Leadership Institute

New York (NY)

Remote

USD 10,000 - 60,000

Part time

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Job summary

A mentoring organization is seeking NGL mentors to guide pre-law mentees from diverse backgrounds. Mentors will provide support, review written work, and encourage participation in events aimed at law school preparation. A commitment of 1-2 hours monthly is required. This opportunity is open to individuals passionate about increasing diversity in the legal profession.

Qualifications

  • Must be willing to commit 1-2 hours per month.
  • Able to provide guidance on cover letters and resumes.
  • Experience in advising students on law school applications is preferred.

Responsibilities

  • Interact with assigned mentees monthly.
  • Review written work such as cover letters and resumes.
  • Encourage attendance at group events focused on law school preparation.

Skills

Mentorship
Communication
Writing review
Job description

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NGL is part of the Cesar A. Perales (CAP) Leadership Institute that works to increase the legal profession pipeline for first-generation college students, students from immigrant households and those from underrepresented communities.

The role of an NGL mentor is to provide a pre-law mentee guidance to support their interest in a legal career. Mentees may be high school upperclassmen or college students or recent college grads. Our program has expanded beyond the New York tri-state area to Florida, Washington DC, and Chicago.

Duties:

  • Attorney mentors must be willing to interact with their assigned mentees on a monthly basis.
    • The communication method should be mutually agreed upon by both parties.
    • The attorney mentors must be able to commit 1-2 hours per month to participate on NGL related activities (this includes the one-on-one mentoring session).
  • Mentors must be willing to review written work such as cover letters, resumes, and diversity statements.
  • Also, the mentor will give advice and guidance in both personal and professional experiences of getting into law school.
  • The mentor will encourage their mentee to attend group events designed to inform his/her journey.

Please complete the application here which includes a resume and statement of interest (cover letter). This is a two-step application process. If considered, you will receive a follow up email requesting additional information.

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