SRVEF Summer Imagineering – High School Mentor
The San Ramon Valley Education Foundation's Summer Imagineering Program hires high-school mentors to assist adult instructors in week-long STEM/STEAM classes for elementary and middle-school students. As a mentor, you help run hands-on projects in science, technology, engineering, art, and math, support small groups, and model problem-solving and teamwork. You must commit to one full week at a time (morning or afternoon session) during June or July, and you're interviewed and selected by the program manager. This is a strong local leadership and teaching EC that shows STEM outreach and community impact.
Thank you for your interest in being consider as a Mentor with the SRVEF Summer Imagineering Program.
Please complete this form regarding your availability, and the Program Manager will contact you for an interview.
You must commit to the full week of classes, whether it is a four day or a five day week, for either a morning or afternoon class.
How to Apply
- Complete the interest and availability form
- Program Manager contacts for an interview
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