June 27, 2012
Faculty, staff and graduate students are invited to register for the 2012-2013 Guide to Personal Success First-Year Mentoring Program
Registration is open for K-State faculty, staff and graduate students who are interested in serving as mentors for the 2012-2013 Guide to Personal Success, or GPS, Program.
The Guide to Personal Success Program is one of K-State First's four program offerings and is available to all first-year students. This program pairs K-State professionals with first-year students for a one-on-one mentoring relationship.
Guides share their knowledge of resources and help students build their campus networks. The program asks that guides and mentees connect a minimum of three times per semester. Enjoying lunch in the residence halls, grabbing coffee at the library and hiking Konza prairie are just a few examples of how mentees and guides have connected in the past. In addition, the Guide to Personal Success program offers monthly connect events for guides and mentees to attend. Last year these events included an improv performance, an evening at McCain Auditorium, a ping-pong tournament at Varsity Donuts and an afternoon spent courtside at a women's basketball game.
All new guides interested in registering for the program are asked to complete a brief informational survey. In this survey you will have the opportunity to tell the program coordinator about yourself so that a complimentary match can be made. Additionally, you will have the opportunity to indicate your personal matching preferences.
Registration for the 2012-2013 program is available online.
To learn more about the GPS program or to contact the program directly please visit the GPS website.