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Information For Prospective Mentors
Thank you for your interest in the
Student Academic Mentor program! As an academic mentor you would have
the opportunity to:
- develop a collaborative relationship with a faculty member.
- encourage students in their learning and
academic success.
- hone your own interpersonal, academic, leadership, and teaching skills.
- receive 4000 level academic credit toward graduation.
Broadly stated, academic mentors role
model interest in course content and learning, offer
resources regarding learning strategies, build mentoring
relationships with class members, and refer
students to other campus services as appropriate. To explore student academic
mentor opportunities further, please read the position descriptions below.
The descriptions outline academic mentor qualifications, typical responsibilities,
and details regarding academic credit.
If you are interested in pursuing an academic mentor position or have further questions, please contact Mary Jayne Allen
Coordinator for the Student Academic Mentor program at mjallen@spu.edu or 206.281.2553. Academic mentor positions for each
quarter are filled on a rolling basis, so indicating your interest early increases the possibility of your participation.
Academic Mentor Position Descriptions for:
USEM-University
Seminar
USCH 1000-University Scholars Seminar
UCOR 1000-The Arts and the Christian Community
UFDN 1000-Christian Formation
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