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Date Posted: 07:39:11 12/14/01 Fri
Author: orionb
Subject: Mentoring

Just to break this idea out of my previous message so it's findable: As I recall, I wanted to see mentoring collaborations between good appropriate gurus occupying our spaces and students/programs at the high schools, BUHS or the soon-to-be John Dewey. Said gurus might be artists etc working in a studio space, or one of the entrpreneurs --e.g., the restaurateur, the brewer, the importer of South Asian art goods, whatever.

Perhaps the Latchis Project [hereinafter LP] could become a sort of incubator for mentoring -- although I'm fairly sure some companies are trying now or have tried to do it in the past. What effects does such an effort have on any institution -- cost, accomplishment of mission, identification of future workforce, etc? Are there secrets of success?

How could an effort by LP translate into an area-wide integration of industry with education?

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