Who Can Become a Mentor?

• Potential mentors should possess at least these following qualities:
• Good Academic Standing (2.5 G.P.A.)
• Upper Classmen Status (So., Jr., Sr.)
• Commitment to Mentoring
• Disciplined Study Habits
• Dedication to Community Service

Benefits of Becoming a Mentor:

• Field Trips to Local Historical Sites
• Monthly Extracurricular Activities
• Leadership Retreats

What are the Expectations of Mentors who Participate?

The peer mentor will assist first-year students with their academic excellence by acting as a "Big brother/sister", sharing with them all of the ins and outs about college survival, and giving them guidance when necessary.

• The peer mentor should provide other contacts for the mentees, to aid them in building a network on campus.
• Peer mentors should stay in contact with their assigned mentees twice a week

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