Pre-College Academy Fellow

• Assist CPS Advising Team with the development and implementation of engaging and educational activities for high school and incoming college students.
• Contribute ideas for workshops and events focusing on personal growth and service.
• Establish strong mentor-mentee relationships with students to provide guidance and support throughout the program.
• Guide students in effective time management strategies, create personalized study plans, and develop organizational skills laying the foundation for their success in college.
• Conduct scheduled study sessions to enhance academic skills and reinforce classroom learning.
• Assist students with homework and assignments providing guidance in various subject areas.
• Knowledgeable of campus resources to refer students when needed.
• Lead social activities with students as part of the program.

• Currently enrolled as a Villanova undergraduate student demonstrating strong academic performance.
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
• Demonstrated ability to mentor and guide peers effectively.
• Passion for supporting the educational and personal development of high school and incoming college students.
• Proactive and adaptable with excellent problem-solving skills.

Preferred Qualifications:

• Students entering their junior or senior year of college.
• Pursuing a bachelor’s degree in counseling, education, psychology, or a related field.

Additional Information:

• Internship credit may be available.

All applications must include the following:

• Resume
• Cover Letter
• Names of three (3) references (at least one must be an academic reference, meaning a Villanova professor who has taught you in some capacity)
• Writing Sample (1-2 pages): Share your motivations for wanting to become a PCSA mentor and your approach to mentorship and educational support for high school and incoming college students. Describe any specific strategies or initiatives you would implement to enhance the academic and personal growth of those you mentor.