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    Community-Based Organizations: Bridge The Gap Foundation, Children’s Aid Society, Harlem Center for Education, Leadership Enterprise for a Diverse America (LEDA), Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), National Museum of Catholic Arts in History, Settlement Readiness, Sponsors for Educational Opportunity

     

     

    STEPS To End Family Violence/ RelationshipAbuse Prevention Program (RAPP) 

    RAPP is aimed at raising awareness about Teen Relationship Abuse and providing tools and information for building Healthy Relationships.  RAPP started in 1999 as a mayoral initiative of the Office to Combat Domestic Violence. 

    • Higher Education Institutions: Columbia University, Cornell University, The City University of New York, New York University, Polytechnic University, State University of New York Albany
    • Hospital Outreach: Metropolitan Hospital Center, Mount Sinai Medical Center
    • Cultural/Arts Organizations: American Ballet Theatre (ABT), American Globe Theatre, Manhattan Theatre Club, Museo del Barrio, Studio in a School
    • Not-for-Profit: Community Resources Inc.
    • Corporate: General Electric (GE), NBC Inc.
    • Financial Institutions: Merrill Lynch
    • Other: College for Every Student

    MyNYC Columbia Mentoring Program 

    • Manhattan Center for Science and Math has developed an extensive mentoring program with Columbia University, in conjunction with the DOE and Community Impact, a Columbia University umbrella organization. 
    • MyNYC, the mentoring program, developed its mission toward introducing our students to the college environment. 
    • Our students prepare for the college application process via individual and group meetings with mentors who are CU students of many backgrounds and college majors. 
    • The Mentors and Mentees participate in a variety of group programs, including SAT Preparation, College Application Essay preparation, and analysis of Financial Aid programs. 
    • The mentors and mentees also meet one-on-one on or near Columbia’s campus to further develop skills useful in their college career.