Mentoring & Advising
Within our holistic mentorship model, prominent faculty nurture students with a blend of attentive guidance and autonomy to discern their interests. Students grow into reflective professionals鈥攍eaders who enjoy meaningful careers pursuing their passions and catalyzing the success of individuals and communities.
Undergraduate & Graduate Support
Undergraduate
First-Year Experience, Reflection, & Action Seminar
Through panel discussions, films, and presentations, the ERA seminar eases the transition to college and adult life. Each week, first-year students receive help in locating resources, hone their moral and cognitive reasoning, and become more critical and civic-minded citizens.
Lynch Office of Undergraduate Programs
The team in Campion 104 serves as a vital source of support for students as they adjust to college鈥攁ssisting them with everything from career goals and service opportunities to counseling and academic progress. Contact the Office of Undergraduate Programs at 617-552-4204.
Graduate
Graduate Student Services
In Campion 135, graduate students have access to academic and personal support, guidance on graduation requirements and placements, and even free coffee. The Graduate Student Services team also hosts Grad Hour, a weekly gathering during which students socialize and share their experiences.
Program Advisors
Faculty advisors help students navigate their programs and design individualized educational experiences that prepare them for satisfying careers.
Formative Education & Advising
Our whole person approach to education and advising encourages student development along various dimensions鈥攊nspiring personal, professional, social, and spiritual transformation.
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MESA Mentoring
As part of its commitment to high-quality mentorship, our Measurement, Evaluation, Statistics, and Assessment department connects students to alumni through lunches, panels, workshops, and other events throughout the year.
Student Ambassadors
Gain insight into your potential program鈥攊ncluding course selection, field work and practicum experiences, and student life鈥攂y speaking with a current student.
Experience, Reflection, Action
The ERA seminar includes both group discussion and individual advising.