Honors Connection is hugely important to the Freshman Year Experience program. We are planning to greatly expand the size of the course next fall (hopefully to at least 600 freshmen). So, here's the thing: we are currently looking for high-quality mentors for Fall 2011.
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- All mentors will earn two hours of Honors credit.
- This experience can be used as a springboard to greater involvement within the Honors College.
- You will be helping the Honors College to acheive its important goal of creating a tight-knit community for freshman students.
- You will be able to exercise some creativity and develop your personal leadership style as you impart lessons to freshmen.
- You will meet lots of cool Honors College students, both freshmen and upperclassmen.
- You will be able to participate in Honors Connection events throughout the semester (coffee hours with professors, personal development seminars, free dinners, etc.).
- Complete the application digitally and email it to honorsconnection@gmail.com.
- Complete a paper application and return it to the Honors College reception desk on the second floor of Nott Hall.
Seriously, though, I would encourage all of you to apply. Again, Honors Connection is a hugely important Honors College initiative, and becoming a mentor is a great way to become involved with the Honors College.
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