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Meet Our Dedicated Mentors

Our mentors are passionate professionals who guide and inspire middle school students in their journey to envision the cities of the future. They bring a wealth of expertise and enthusiasm to the Philadelphia Future City Competition, ensuring a valuable learning experience.

Team

Dr. James Carter, Engineering Expert

Ms. Linda Matthews, Urban Planning Specialist

Mr. Alex Brown, Technology Innovator

Ms. Rachel Green, Environmental Scientist

Mr. Thomas Wilson, Project Manager

Ms. Sarah Johnson, Community Engagement Coordinator

FAQs

Mentors guide students through the engineering design process, helping them to brainstorm ideas, develop their projects, and enhance their understanding of engineering principles.

Interested individuals can apply to be a mentor through our website. We value professionals from various engineering fields and backgrounds.

Mentors typically meet with their teams once a week from September through January, along with additional support during the competition.

We provide mentors with training materials, project guidelines, and access to workshops that can enhance their mentoring experience.

Absolutely! Mentoring not only impacts students' lives but also gives mentors the opportunity to share their passion for engineering and inspire the next generation.

Mentors facilitate teamwork by encouraging collaboration, fostering communication skills, and guiding students in resolving conflicts or challenges during project development.