1. Mentor Leader Established 2015

2. Mentor Leader The SHINE Program: Coaching Staff Coach Mike Coach Luz
Michael Morrissey, Executive Director
(928)
Coach Luz
Luz Acosta, Program Manager
(928)
Coach Claudia
Claudia Zavala, Program Assistant
(928)
The SHINE Program

3. Mentor Leader Mentor Leader Training Program Sponsored By:
Yuma Sunrise Rotary Club
Rotary District Grant
The Optimist Club of Yuma
Boys and Girls Club of Yuma and the Salvation Army

4. Mentor Leader Mentor Leader Training Program Supported By:
Arizona Housing Development Corporation (AHDC)
Housing Authority of the City of Yuma (HACY)
Yuma Union School District
Yuma Elementary School District One
Crane School District
Kids at Hope
City of Yuma
Yuma Police Department
Yuma County Attorney’s Office
State of Arizona Office of the Attorney General
Arizona Western College
Other Community Partners and Local Businesses

5. Mentor Leader
10-Month (38 Week) Leadership Training Program for Local High School Students
August 17th 2017 to May 17th 2018
Thursdays from 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM
The Boys and Girls Club of Yuma
1100 South 13th Avenue, Yuma, Arizona 85364

6. Mentor Leader
The Mentor Leader Training Program developed from the involvement of SHINE Program participants, since 2009.
The SHINE Program is an afterschool sports and character education program for youth, grades three through six.
SHINE is facilitated at:
Salida Del Sol Elementary School in the Fall
G.W. Carver Elementary School in the Spring
Vince Nelson Apartments throughout the Year
The Mentor Leader Training Program is an evening program for selected High School students to develop competency skills in Human Relations, Conflict Resolution, and Leadership.
In The Mentor Leader Training Program was accredited by AWC

7. Human Relations Semester One: Human Relations
Human Relations in Organizations by Robert N. Lussier
Accredited by Arizona Western College – 3 Credit Course

8. Human Relations
Part One: Intrapersonal Skills, Behavior, Human Relations, and Performance Begins with You
Understanding Behavior, Human Relations, and Performance
Personality, Stress, Learning, and Perception
Attitudes, Self-Concept, Values, and Ethics
Time and Career Management

9. Human Relations
Part Two: Interpersonal Skills: The Foundation of Human Relations
Communications, Emotions, and Criticism
Dealing with Conflict

10. Human Relations Part Three: Leadership Skills: Influencing Others
Leading and Trust
Motivating Performance
Ethical Power, Politics, and Etiquette
Networking and Negotiating

11. Human Relations
Part Four: Leadership Skills: Team and Organizational Behavior, Human Relations, and Performance
Team Dynamics, Creativity, Problem-Solving and Decision-Making
Organizational Change and Culture
Valuing Diversity Globally

12. Peace and Conflict Education
Semester Two : Peace and Conflict Education
Mediation Principles and Practices by Kimberlee K. Kovach

13. Kids at Hope Semester Two: Kids at Hope
All kids are capable of success…NO exceptions!
Kids at Hope Pledge
Treasure Hunter Pledge
Time Traveling

14. Core Values Semester Two: Core Values Character Education
Honesty and Trustworthiness
Respect
Responsibility
Fairness
Kindness and Caring
Citizenship
Courage and Perseverance
Self-Discipline
Sportsmanship
Leadership

15. Mentor Leadership Semester Two: Mentor Leadership
The Mentor Leader by Tony Dungy and Nathan Whitaker
It isn’t a structured program that necessarily makes the difference; rather, the difference is made moment by moment by leaders who care…for others.

16. Workshops
Students will facilitate Peace and Conflict Education workshops with Elementary and Middle-school students:
The SHINE Program
Boys and Girls Club
Salida Del Sol
G.W. Carver Elementary School
Gila Vista Middle School
Etc…

17. RYLA
Two Top-Selected Students will attend the 2018 Annual Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA)
January 12-15, 2018 Chapel Rock, Prescott, Arizona

18. Conference
Students will facilitate an International Peace Conference and Retreat with peers from Mexico.
February

19. Leadership Retreat
All Successful Students will participate in an overnight Leadership Retreat in San Diego, CA.
Lake Cuyamaca and Mission Beach
May 19-20, 2018

20. Graduation and Certification
Successful Students will graduate from the Mentor Leader Training Program and receive a Level I Certificate.
Successful Students will also receive 3-Credits from AWC

21. Expectations To be Successful, Students must: Wear Assigned Uniform
Respect SHINE Code of Conduct
Attend All Classes and Be On-Time
Participate in Class Discussion and Group Projects
Complete Weekly Assignments and Maintain Binder
Complete Projects, Presentations, Essays, and Exams

22. Mentor Leader
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