Mentorship Application

The Amazing Race - Bluffton style

 

We would like to provide you with a unique and exciting opportunity for the upcoming academic year. The Project HOME mentorship program began as an initiative from the Damascus Road Team. One of the main goals is to focus on new students of color to assist them academically, socially and transitionally into the Bluffton University community. We are looking for strong role models who can serve as mentors for the upcoming year. The requirements for becoming a mentor include the following:

  • At least a junior or senior standing at the university
  • A GPA of 2.7
  • Be in good standing with the university
  • Meet the additional requirements for acceptance into the Leadership Development Program
 Each person would serve as a mentor to one to two first or second year students for the entire year. Other obligations include: 
  • Attend a Spring Orientation Session 
  • Meet with your mentee at least two times a month
  • Attend the monthly workshops and socials  –  first and fourth Wednesday of each month
  • Participate in pre-season training and kick off events in August
  • Arrive early on campus in the fall (Tentative)
  • Make a commitment for one year to serve as a mentor
We ask that you plan to devote between 4-6 hours a month to the mentorship program. Several incentives to the mentors will include an alumni mentor of your own and a paid salary for your efforts (this does not count as an on-campus job).
 
Apply below!

Name:
Hall:
Room Number:
Box Number:
Email:
Class Standing:
Major:
Credit Hours in the Fall:
GPA:
Ethnicity (self define):
What personal strengths, abilties, attributes, and qualifications would you relate to performing the mentor position effectively?
Briefly list events & programs that you have helped organize on campus:
What do you feel incoming students need in order to succeed?
What has your experience at Bluffton University been like so far?
List Two On-Campus References
Reference One:
Reference Two:
Thank you for applying!