Pathways to College Scholars pictured left to right at the 24th Novartis Multicultural Teen Corporate Mentoring Program: Jabauri, Thiago, Kayla, Orlando, and Kelvin, of East Side High School, Newark, NJ.
Pathways to College Scholars from East Side High School in Newark, NJ, spent a day networking with Novartis executives during the company's 24th Multicultural Teen Corporate Mentoring Program. The students discussed career options and expectations with Novartis staff members, and...
All school year, Pathways teachers are coached to inspire and encourage Scholars toward preparation for success in college and in life. While this mentoring and skill-building typically takes place close to home, we all look forward to our College and...
Pathways to College has been awarded a grant worth $15,000 from the Novartis US Foundation for its work to affect health outcomes through higher education in Newark, New Jersey. The foundation has supported Pathways for 16 years. “In the Novartis...
Pictured, top row, left to right: Samuel Aristich, Favour Enakhimion, Angelica Gomes, lsaiah Laborde, and Jalen Lyle, of Newark, NJ. Bottom row: Aminah Mack and Ijanaeah Tucks, of Newark, NJ; Mar’Reyshia Haynes and Janylaah Sanders, of Pine Bluff, AR. Not pictured: Traron Henderson, of Pine Bluff, AR.
Literary magazine highlights the creativity of 29 youth writers and artists of color Pathways to College has named 10 public school students in Newark (NJ) and Pine Bluff (AR) as the winners and honorable mentions for the nonprofit after-school program’s...
Pathways to College has been awarded a $40,000 grant from the Turrell Fund, accumulating an unparelleled 20 consecutive years of the Fund’s investment in the youth of New Jersey through after-school mentoring and skills-building. The grant supports the work of...
Generous donation helps youth-focused nonprofit exceed matching challenge Pathways to College has been awarded a $40,000 grant from the Clara Elizabeth Jackson Carter Foundation. The gift was pivotal in helping Pathways exceed a matching challenge from the Oprah Winfrey Charitable...
Youth-serving organization exceeds $2 million matching challenge from Oprah Winfrey Charitable Foundation Pathways to College has reached its goal of exceeding $2 million to maximize a matching challenge grant from the Oprah Winfrey Charitable Foundation. From 2020 through 2022, generous...
Pathways to College is pleased to announce the appointment of Eboneé Lewis to its Board of Directors for a three-year term. “Ms. Lewis shares our passion for expanding access to opportunity through higher education,” said Judith Berry Griffin, founder and...
Pathways to College has been awarded a grant worth $15,000 from The Novartis Foundation for its work in Newark (New Jersey) Public Schools. “By focusing on higher education, we aim to improve the lifetime health outcomes of our Scholars,” said...
End-of-year celebrations for Pathways to College focused on high school Scholar achievements, including annual student awards, recognition for participating Scholars, games, reflections and fellowship. Despite the continued challenges of the pandemic, Pathways to College continued a 19-year legacy of providing a...