Project Eye to Eye gives Project Mentor students an opportunity to mentor current high schools students with LD/ADHD.  Eye-to-Eye Mentors work with high school students on art projects as a way to explore issues specific to students with LD/ADHD.

   

Schools presently being serviced:

 Project Eye-to-Eye began on New Jersey City University in 2005, a site for the national organization of Project Eye-to-Eye. In the beginning, things started out small, the organization contained five mentors and mentees for the first two years.

During the first few years, the NJCU students met at A. Harry Moore Laboratory School weekly to do art projects with middle/high school students. Not only did the mentors meet with his/her mentees at A. Harry Moore, but they also met at NJCU events.

 

Now, NJCU students mentor a large group that is mixed with grammar, middle and high school students. Therefore, mentors have the opportunity and privilege to not only work with his/her mentee on art projects, but tduring one-on-one sessions and attend A. Harry Moore Laboratory School events.

 

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Positions of Project Eye-to-Eye

Coordinator

Art Director

Photographer

Journalist

 

Project Eye-to-Eye participates in several events with the mentees throughout the academic year. They are the following:

 

Events

2008 Art Show

A. Harry Moore Laboratory School Prom

A. Harry Moore Laboratory School Talent Show

2009 Art Show

 

 

 

Click on the photo above to view some pictures from Fall 2009.  Powerpoint may take a few moments to load.

 

If you have any questions or are interested in participating with Project Eye-to-Eye, please contact the Peer Coordinator at petenjcu@hotmail.com .

 

For further information about Project Eye-To-Eye, please visit the national website at www.projecteyetoeye.org