Mentoring | American Public University
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Mentoring
Empowering students and alumni to share their knowledge through peer mentoring
Get Involved in Mentoring Today!
Mentoring empowers students and alumni to share their knowledge and experience through peer mentoring options. Mentors and mentees benefit from participating in the program through educational achievement, professional development, and seizing networking opportunities.
Mentees
Mentees, or information-seekers, are students and alumni with an interest in educational or professional development, skill development, or coaching and motivation.
Mentors
Mentors, or information-sharers, are highly motivated university community members who have prior academic or professional experience to share in the community.
Accessing Mentoring
Log into the University Directory to access the Mentoring program. You can find the Directory link in the header menu of your ecampus or in the Student Services menu.
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Being a mentor is amazingly beneficial. Students ask me questions I never considered during my studies or explain their views in ways that broaden my own perspectives. Additionally, sometimes I feel like I am getting a refresher training.
Jim Garrett
AMU Graduate
I want to help other students to have the best college experience possible, like I did after I found my mentor. Asking for help is a sign of strength, not a sign of weakness.
Tricia Fritz
AMU Graduate
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Mentoring
Empowering students and alumni to share their knowledge through peer mentoring
Get Involved in Mentoring Today!
Mentoring empowers students and alumni to share their knowledge and experience through peer mentoring options. Mentors and mentees benefit from participating in the program through educational achievement, professional development, and seizing networking opportunities.
Mentees
Mentees, or information-seekers, are students and alumni with an interest in educational or professional development, skill development, or coaching and motivation.
Mentors
Mentors, or information-sharers, are highly motivated university community members who have prior academic or professional experience to share in the community.
Accessing Mentoring
Log into the University Directory to access the Mentoring program. You can find the Directory link in the header menu of your ecampus or in the Student Services menu.
eCampus Login
Being a mentor is amazingly beneficial. Students ask me questions I never considered during my studies or explain their views in ways that broaden my own perspectives. Additionally, sometimes I feel like I am getting a refresher training.
Jim Garrett
AMU Graduate
I want to help other students to have the best college experience possible, like I did after I found my mentor. Asking for help is a sign of strength, not a sign of weakness.
Tricia Fritz
AMU Graduate
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