How do I learn about the mentors?
Meet the Mentors night will be Wednesday April 2nd,2025 starting at 7:30PM at the club house. During this time, the mentors will present what they plan to help their mentees with and then following there will be a meet and greet with where you can ask them questions and get to know them so you can request the right mentor for you.
If you prefer to watch the presentation from the comfort of your own home or at any time later, you are always welcome to do so. You can access the live recording of the presentation by clicking on the button at the bottom of this page.
To see the bios of our wonderful mentors and see a small sample of there work, there is another button at the bottom of this page linking them starting at just before the Meet the Mentors night presentation.
How do I request a mentor?
Beginning Wednesday April 2nd, 2025, immediately after the Meet the Mentors Night presentation concludes, the Request a Mentor form will open. You can reach it by clicking the button at the bottom of this page.
Please note that for fairness and to encourage people to attend in person, if you view the presentation remotely, your request submission will be delayed by 1 hour.
Requests, sadly, will not be accepted before the end of the presentation, as the form will not be available until then.
To allow for a smooth and timely process of assigning mentees to mentors the Request a Mentor form will need to be submitted, no later than 9PM on Monday, April 7th. After this time, the form will no longer be available.
How do I find out who my mentor is?
You will be contacted directly by your mentor. How they contact you is up to the mentor: it may be by phone, email, or text. All communications about where, when and shoot details will come from the mentor.
What happens once I am assigned a mentor?
Once assignments are made, your mentor will contact you. No changes will be made once mentors are notified of their mentees. Pay special attention to your chosen mentor’s availability and how it coincides with yours.
CPS asks that each mentee carry the following
An envelope with your name and the name of an emergency contact with their phone number on the outside of the envelope. This should be with you-not in your car- at all times during a mentoring session. Inside of the sealed envelope, the following information should be on a sheet of paper.
a. Full name and address with emergency contact and phone number
b. Medical Conditions, prescription drugs, and allergies
c. Insurance info if you have it, copies of cards are excellent.
In case of emergency, this sealed envelope will be handed to EMS personnel. No one else will see it.
