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MODEL: Mentoring Opportunities to Develop Excellent Leadership

Mentoring Opportunities to Develop Excellent Leadership (MODEL) program pairs junior and senior mentors with underrepresented freshmen and sophomore students to help them navigate their first years at NDSU.

MODEL Mentor and Mentee Qualifications

  • the first in their family to attend college
  • African American, Latino, Asian American, or Native American (ALANA)
  • from a low-income household
  • students with documented disabilties
  • To begin the process of becoming a part of MODEL, click on the MODEL Matching Form .pdf file below, print, complete and turn into the OMP, 178 Memorial Union.

MODEL Matching Form

Becoming a mentor

MODEL mentors must have a minimum GPA of 2.0, be a member of an underrepresented group on campus, and have time to devote to the program. Positions are limited.

Becoming a mentee

If you are a member of an underrepresented group on campus, all you have to do is express your commitment to participate and sign up.

MODEL mentors help mentees:

  • Familiarize themselves with campus.
  • Commit to academic success.
  • Manage their time.
  • Get involved in campus organizations.
  • Develop leadership skills.

What mentees do:

  • Check in with their individual mentor once a week.
  • Meet with other MODEL mentors and mentees for panel discussions and leadership training twice a semester.
  • Get involved in campus activities.
  • Pursue leadership roles on campus.

Become a part of the MODEL Program:

If you are interested in becoming either a mentor or mentee, you should contact Malika Carter at (701) 231-7383, e-mail her at malika.carter@ndsu.edu or stop by the OMP, Memorial Union 178.

Benefits of becoming a mentee

If you are a member of an underrepresented group on campus, all you have to do is express your commitment to participate and sign up.

MODEL mentors help mentees:

  • Familiarize themselves with campus.
  • Commit to academic success.
  • Manage their time.
  • Get involved in campus organizations.
  • Develop leadership skills.

What mentees do:

  • Check in with their individual mentor once a week.
  • Meet with other MODEL mentors and mentees for panel discussions and ledership training twice a semester.
  • Get involved in campus activities.
  • Pursue leadership roles on campus.

Become a part of the MODEL Program:

If you are interested in becoming either a mentor or mentee, you should contact Malika Carter at (701) 231-7383, e-mail her at malika.carter@ndsu.edu or stop by the OMP, Memorial Union 178.

Last updated: Thursday, August 27, 2009 12:25:38PM

Jaclynn Davis Wallette

NDSU

Equity, Diversity, and Global Outreach

Office of Multicultural Programs

NDSU Dept. 4630

178 Memorial Union, P.O. Box 6050

Fargo, ND 58108-6050

Telephone: 701-231-1029

Facsimile: 701-231-5933

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