MAP Mentoring
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The MAP (Multicultural Achievement Program) Mentoring program provides mentors to first year minority students. MAP Mentors serve as big brothers and big sisters to minority freshmen to help them make a successful transition to college life. Primarily, MAP mentors motivate minority freshmen to succeed academically and socially at West Georgia. MAP mentors are trained upper classmen students paired with approximately 5 minority freshmen.
What can a MAP Mentor do for me?
MAP Mentors are exceptional student leaders who have excelled academically. They are also student experts on campus minority and multicultural programming trained to orient new students with such programming. They are aware of student organizations, events, and services with a minority and multicultural student focus. MAP Mentors are also trained to be culturally sensitive to students with different backgrounds.
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Congratulations to the following MAP Mentors for achieving Level 1 Mentor certification for CRLA: -
Tangela Large
Nadreika Morris
Vanessa Camarena
Stefan Riley
Alex Davis
"My mentor helped guide me through the hard times of my freshman year. She was always there to answer my questions. Thank You DeIvory!" -Christy
Past MAP Mentoring Activities:
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- Kick-Off Party
- Academic Rap Sessions
- Minority Faculty and Staff Meet and Greet
- Mentor Mid-Term Advice
- Holiday Parties
- Community Service Project
- Movie Night
- Academic Awards Program
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Fall 2009 MAP Mentors
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