The Nevada Promise team hosted its annual Mentor Appreciation Night on June 11 to celebrate the volunteers who are helping shape the future of CSN students.

Mentors from CSN, the Clark County School District and the broader community gathered for an evening of recognition and connection. Guests were treated to light refreshments, an award ceremony and the chance to network with fellow mentors. The goal: celebrate successes, share ideas and inspire one another for the year ahead.

“We were able to connect with other mentors, discuss our experiences and learn from each other,” said longtime mentor Amy Litman.

So far this year, mentors have completed more than 2,500 one-on-one meetings with Nevada Promise students — a key component of the program’s success. The Nevada Promise Scholarship offers eligible high school seniors the opportunity to attend CSN tuition-free, but participating students must meet several requirements, including working with a mentor.

Appreciation Night served as a small token of thanks for the big difference mentors make. Their continued commitment is not only vital to the success of the program but also plays a powerful role in helping students navigate their college journey.

For more information on how to become a mentor, visit csn.edu/promise