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The College, Career & Beyond | Midnight Golf Program is extending an invitation to community leaders and professionals to take part in an inspiring mentoring experience designed to guide high school seniors as they prepare for life after graduation. The sessions will take place Monday, December 1, and Tuesday, December 2, from 5:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the CCB|MGP Headquarters, located at 7441 Second Avenue in Detroit, Michigan.
The Midnight Golf Program, founded in 2001 by Renee Fluker, is a renowned Detroit-based youth development initiative that uses the sport of golf as a vehicle to empower young people academically, socially, and professionally. The program has helped thousands of students successfully transition into college and careers through its blend of life-skills training, financial literacy, mentorship, and golf instruction. Its College, Career & Beyond component focuses specifically on preparing seniors for the next step, providing real-world insights, exposure, and ongoing support.
This year’s event invites mentors to participate in a dynamic “speed dating” style format where small-group interactions allow students to connect directly with professionals from a variety of fields. Mentors will share their college journeys, career paths, and valuable lessons learned, offering practical advice to help students navigate their own futures. Participants will also have an opportunity to answer questions from students and are encouraged—though not required—to share information about job or internship opportunities they may know of.
Space is limited, and companies are asked to register up to two representatives per day of mentoring. Those who sign up will receive further instructions and event details in the days ahead. Anyone with questions can reach out to Holly LaMontagne at hlamontagne@collegecareerbeyond.org.
This event serves as another example of how the Midnight Golf Program continues its long-standing mission: equipping Detroit-area youth with the tools, confidence, and support they need to thrive in college, career, and beyond.
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