Mentor Application

Full-time, undergraduate student (rising sophomore, junior, or senior)
Strong leadership skills
Ability to empower others
Intercultural skills and sensitivity
Friendliness and excellent communication skills
Ability to meet all program time commitments (accountability)
Preferred: Study abroad experience or experience interacting with international students

Assist visiting, non-degree-seeking, international students with social, cultural, and academic transition and adjustment
Help mentees connect with clubs, organizations, and other on-campus resources
Meet with your mentee(s) at least twice a month
Communicate regularly and effectively with your mentees
Provide feedback as needed
Participation: at least 6-10 hours per month
Attend mandatory mentor retreat.
Participate in program-sponsored activities and events (min 2-3/semester) as well as three mentor dinners throughout the semester

Develop leadership and mentoring skills that you can apply to your future career and educational endeavors
Engage in intercultural experiences and strengthen your cross-cultural communication skills
Meet students from all around the world
Letter of Reference for active mentors
Contribute to internationalizing and diversifying our community
Developing long-lasting friendships with peers from all around the world
Optional early move-in available