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Policies, Regulations and Rules
RULE: Eligibility to serve
as a Peer Mentor
Any upperclass student with a TGPA of 2.5 or greater
is eligible to be a Peer Mentor with the Peer Mentor
Program offered through Multicultural Student Affairs.
All interested students must complete an application
and interview process. Applications are available via
the Student Mentor Association website and Peer Mentor
website (http://www.ncsu.edu/msa/pmp)
or in the Multicultural Student Affairs office (1107
Pullen Hall). Selected mentors are required to take
ECD 244 during their first semester of mentoring, unless
otherwise approved by the Director of Multicultural
Student Affairs.
Suggested Index Words: Student Services,
Mentoring, Mentor Program, Peer Mentor, Student Mentor
RULE: To obtain a mentor through
the Peer Mentor Program
Any first year (freshman) student desiring a mentor
may obtain a mentor through the Peer Mentor Program.
If the first year student is not automatically assigned
a mentor (based upon participation in the African American
or Native American Symposiums or membership in one of
the historically underrepresented groups targeted for
retention efforts through MSA), they must notify Multicultural
Student Affairs of their interest in obtaining a mentor
by completing an Application for Mentoring Form located
in the Multicultural Student Affairs Office (1107 Pullen
Hall). Assignment of a mentor is based upon availability
of student volunteer mentors at the time of application.
Suggested Index Words: First Year
Experience, Mentoring, Mentor Program, Peer Mentors,
Student Mentors, Freshman Opportunities, Freshman Students,
First Year Students
RULE: Participation in the Freshman
Honors Convocation
Any first year (freshman) student obtaining a 3.0 or
greater GPA during the fall semester of their first
year may be recognized during the Freshman Honors Convocation,
coordinated by Multicultural Student Affairs. If the
student is not automatically solicited as an honoree
for this program (based upon membership in one of the
historically underrepresented groups targeted for retention
efforts through MSA), they must notify Multicultural
Student Affairs by completing an Honorable Student Recognition
Form located in the Multicultural Student Affairs office
(1107 Pullen Hall) by January 10th or at least 3 weeks
prior to the scheduled program date.
Suggested Index Words: First Year
Honors, Honors Ceremony, Freshman Honors, First Year
Experience, Dean's List, First Year Students, Freshman
Students
RULE: Eligibility to serve as
a Symposium Counselor
Any upperclass student with a TGPA of 2.7 or greater
is eligible to be a Symposium Counselor for the African
American or Native American Symposiums coordinated through
the Department of Multicultural Student Affairs. All
interested students must attend a counselor information
session, complete an application, individual and group
interview process. Applications are available via our
website or our office, located at 1107 Pullen Hall.
Selected counselors are required to participate in staff
training prior to the African American or Native American
Symposiums.
Suggested Index Words: Symposium,
Counselors, Orientation, New Students, Summer Job Opportunities
RULE: Participation in the African
American or Native American Symposiums
Any incoming first year (freshman) or transfer student
desiring may participate in the African American and/or
Native American Symposiums. If the student is not automatically
solicited to participate (based upon membership in one
of the historically underrepresented groups targeted
for retention efforts through MSA), they must notify
Multicultural Student Affairs by phone (919) 515-3125
or mail (1107 Pullen Hall, Campus Box 7314, Raleigh,
NC 27695-7314) or register on-line for the Symposium
session date designated for their college and/or time
of attending New Student Orientation.
Suggested Index Words: First
Year Experience, Orientation, New Students, Freshman
Opportunities, Freshman Students, First Year Students,
Summer Programs, Symposium, African American Symposium,
Native American Symposium
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