What Is a Student Mentor?
Student mentors are upper-division or graduate students who act as guides, friends, and role models to the proteges. Both the faculty and student mentors are interested in ensuring that proteges have a successful
academic and social experience during their first year at San Francisco State University. A student mentor, who ideally has excellent social and communication skills, serves as a guide for success in a university setting, offering benefits such as:
- A supportive relationship with the proteges
- Options and alternatives to proteges'
questions and concerns
- A resource for appropriate campus referrals
- Peer support and sincere recognition for the proteges' academic goals and achievements
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Are you interested in becoming a student mentor?
The FSMP will be hiring student mentors/tutors
throughout Summer 2001 until all positions are filled.
Click here to read the job announcement.
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| Return to the SFSU Web site.
| Mission statement
| Historical background
| Faculty mentors
| Proteges
| ISED 100 & 201
| Contact the FSMP.
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