Post Secondary Pathways (P.S.P.)

Fordham’s Center for Community Engaged Learning stands uniquely positioned to engage Bronx and Manhattan middle and high schools in building pathways to postsecondary education. Through our Post-Secondary Pathways (PSP) program, we offer tutoring sessions hosted in collaboration with local schools and nonprofits, bespoke workshops, and shadow days to our school and nonprofit partners, as well as interactive tours that Fordham student ambassadors guide.

Interested in getting involved? Apply to be a tutor/tour guide here.

WAYS TO ENGAGE

Post-Secondary Pathways

TUTORING AND MENTORSHIP

Upcoming Events, Tours and Workshops

Building Community, One Event at a Time
August 5th	New Settlement Community Center Tour
August 7th	Police Athletic League (PAL) Tour
October 9th	Benjamin Franklin Middle School (NJ) Tour
October 16th	Thomas Jefferson Middle School (NJ) Tour
October 20th	South Bronx United Tour
October 28th	The New School for Leadership and Arts - M.S. 244 Tour
November 4th	Runner In Red: Resilience Program for Girls in Sports Workshop

ENGAGE. DEVELOP. SUCCEED.

Community Engaged Students

The Center for Community Engaged Learning has engaged over 2,800 students, K through 23 yrs of age

Community Engaged Tutors, Mentors, and Ambassadors

The Center for Community Engaged has engaged over 955 Fordham undergraduate students, participating as tutors, mentors and ambassadors.

Community Engaged Sites

The Center for Community Engaged Learning has engaged over 45 sites, including, community organizations and middle and high schools, throughout the Bronx and Manhattan.