Be a mentor to first-generation in college students for the 2024-25 academic year with Residential Education's First-Generation Mentorship Program! Residential Life is launching 2024-2025 applications for First Generation Mentorship Program (FGMP), and we are looking for mentors for FGMP’s fourth year! We’ve had incredible growth in FGMP over the past three years and many students who are enthusiastic about being a mentee, and we’re excited for a strong group of Mentors. Our mission for FGMP is to help First-Generation students build relationships amongst themselves, faculty, and staff through mentorship while providing opportunities for personal, professional, and academic advancement. Ultimately, we want to help first-generation college students navigate their college experience while creating a safe space for students to express themselves, receive assistance to overcome their unique challenges, and prepare them for a brighter future. If you are interested in becoming a mentor, please click the link to apply below. https://lnkd.in/gW-uAbVc All expectations and requirements to be a Mentor are included in the introduction of the application. We encourage you to sign up sooner rather than later to attend one of our four Mentor Trainings: July 29, August 20, and August 28, and September 5. Mentor Application Deadline: August 31 Please share this with any colleagues you think would be interested or a great fit as well! If you have any questions, please reach out to Kelsey Shook kshook@ucr.edu.
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As we wrap up National Mentoring Month, we want to recognize the student mentors who work with the Bepko Learning Center at IUPUI. These students provide academic support in courses they have already successfully completed. BLC mentors assist their peers by providing them with activities and tips to improve comprehension. Students who seek out a BLC mentor tend to receive higher grades than those who don't. See the impact that these mentors make on campus here: https://lnkd.in/ghw9VQ34 #StudentSuccess #MentoringProgram
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