STUDENTS GAIN HANDS-ON TRAINING DURING INTERNSHIP
Students from After School Matters participated in an internship at Gateley Park and received valuable mentorship from Carey Pinkowski, executive director of the Bank of America Chicago Marathon. Photo provided by Julie Thorson
interns at Gateley Park. He met with them, talked about his job with the Bank of America Chicago Marathon.
of COVID-19. Students also learned about leadership and walked away with 21st Century learning skills – how to plan, how to communicate, how to collaborate, how to set goals and work towards those goals.
$28,000 this year. It was the highest number of participants After School Matters had and they wants to continue the partnership
with Bank of America and want more participants for their team for next year.
Pan described it as the “cherry on top.” Students learned how to be successful in a career, how to reset motivation in a career,
how to drive success in a career, and not just the job skills in a specific partnership.
Bank of America and a non-profit like After School Matters, working together to deliver these types of programs, along with the
executive director of an event like Chicago Marathon, all of us working together impacting the lives of the youth here in Chicago, this is really what a true partnership
looks like,” Pan said.
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