Leadership Education for College and Career Readiness: The CAMP Osprey Mentoring Program

This article describes a program that combines meaningful community-based experiential learning for collegiate students with leadership-based mentoring, delivered either face-to-face or virtually, that helps K-12 students see college as an option for their future. The CAMP (Collegiate Achievement Me...

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Main Author: Matthew Ohlson (Author)
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Published: The University of Alabama, 2022-07-01T00:00:00Z.
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