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Based in New York City, our no-cost after-school program equips high school students with hands-on experience in computer science, robotics, and personal growth—building the foundation for a future in tech.
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Strategies to meet and exceed SDG targets
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Protect your brand with trademark consultations, searches, and USPTO registration.
Get tailored patent strategies and support through the application process.
Connect with pro bono IP legal firms for additional guidance.
Access USPTO tools, legal help, and educational workshops.
Guidance on integrating sustainability into your business model
Strategies to meet and exceed SDG targets
Access to resources and networks focused on sustainable development
October through May
Sessions held on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays
from 3:30 PM – 6:00 PM
This program provides a safe, supervised space where students can build confidence, form friendships, and explore new interests beyond the classroom.
Students ages 12–17 who are interested in Robotics or STEM. Must be able to read, collaborate in group settings, and commit to attending at least 80% of sessions.
Guidance on integrating sustainability into your business model
Strategies to meet and exceed SDG targets
Access to resources and networks focused on sustainable development
Showcase your skills, creativity, and collaboration in end-of-program challenges designed to highlight real-world coding abilities.
Tackle real-world challenges by programming Sphero robots to complete obstacle courses and practical tasks.
Start with Sphero’s beginner-friendly lessons, building a strong foundation in coding and advancing to more complex concepts.
Access USPTO tools, legal help, and educational workshops.
Build coding and robotics skills with Sphero Bolt—an industry-leading tool in STEM education.
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ApplyStudents explore electrical engineering by working with LittleBits kits—learning how power, input, and output modules interact while grasping essential concepts like current flow, polarity, and circuit logic.
From light-activated alarms to advanced interactive tech, students create real electronic solutions, applying their learning in fun, hands-on builds.
Connect with pro bono IP legal firms for additional guidance.
Access USPTO tools, legal help, and educational workshops.
Build foundational STEM skills through hands-on projects using LittleBits—an interactive tool for learning circuits, electronics, and problem-solving.
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ApplyGuidance on integrating sustainability into your business model
Strategies to meet and exceed SDG targets
Access to resources and networks focused on sustainable development
We, at Mentor Me Collective, employ automated decision-making systems to assist in evaluating applications for our technical education programs. These systems analyze application materials to identify qualifications and experiences relevant to our program criteria.
Human Oversight
All evaluations conducted by automated decision-making systems are reviewed by our admissions team to ensure fairness and accuracy. Final admission decisions are not made solely by automated processes.
Your Rights
• Information Access: You have the right to request information about the logic involved in the automated evaluation process.
• Human Review:
You may request a human review of your application if you believe the automated evaluation was inaccurate or unfair.
Data Protection
We are committed to protecting your personal data. All information is processed in accordance with applicable data protection laws, including the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) for applicants from the European Union.
Consent
By submitting your application, you acknowledge and consent to the use of automated decision-making systems as described above.
