College is a big step. The Central Piedmont Peer Mentoring program connects student mentors with new students to help with the transition to college.
Are you a new Central Piedmont student? A peer mentor can help guide you through unique challenges and help you find the answers to a variety of questions, ranging from academic concerns to the challenges of balancing school and other priorities.
increased confidence and self esteem
enhanced self-motivation, self-discipline, and goal-setting
opportunity to gain knowledge about Central Piedmont's resources and services, while getting connected to other peers
Currently registered for at least one class at Central Piedmont
Open-minded for suggestions
Keep a positive attitude
Get to know your mentor and accept support
Strive for success and show an interest in academic achievement
Interested in helping first-year students at Central Piedmont get comfortable here and becoming a role model?
Maintain regular contact with mentee
Attend and participate in mandatory group meetings (quarterly)
Plan and participate in selected campus events
Coordinate and facilitate service-learning opportunities
Keep a log of volunteer hours, mentee meetings, and progress
Provide feedback on the mentor program
Perform other duties as assigned
The final selection of mentors will occur by the second week of July. If selected, you will receive notice of your application decision with further instructions about your participation in the program.
Provide one letter of recommendation from a Central Piedmont faculty or staff member or from a recent job or community outreach supervisor (from the spring semester).
Engage in an interview.