OUR MISSION
The bottom line is College and Career Mentorship!
Teachers and School Counselors are mentors, too! Cultured for College is on a mission to inspire one million educators, families, and youth-serving organizations to have intentional conversations with kids, youth, and young adults about college and/or career options beyond academics.
Vision
Cultured for College envisions a movement of one million like-minded adults committed to helping the next generation recognize the possibilities associated with post-secondary education and pursue experiences that aim them toward college and/or career success. We envision partnerships with teachers, schools, students, family members,youth-serving organizations, community leaders, and business owners that facilitate a culture of awareness and readiness for life beyond high school.
Anticipated Impact
The Cultured for College Movement intends to shift how we prepare the next generation for college and/or career choices. This movement is designed to strengthen schools and communities, streamline the way we mentor students toward college and career options, create learning opportunities about the core college transition processes, and build our next-generation workforce from the inside out. Through the Cultured for College Impact Curriculum, students will transition from high school focused on their future and confident about the steps to achieve their long and short-term goals.
Preparing for college or career success is a very complex and knowledge-intensive process. Our next generation needs you!
Elevating preparation for college and career success
The Founder
Mentoring more than 6000 students throughout her career, Dr. Brown is a scholar and advocate for student success. Her message motivates and inspires students to take action and instills confidence in educators and families to uplift the next generation toward college and/or career success. She is a strong leader, a valuable collaborator, and is deeply committed to uplifting schools and communities.
“It’s so important to lift while you climb, that’s how we build our next generation and culture them for success. Obtaining book knowledge is only a portion of what students need to thrive. Everyday people sharing their wisdom and experience is what really makes a difference.” – Dr. Terainer Brown