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The Multicultural Mentorship program is a peer mentoring program designed and designated for students from any underrepresented identities, such as students of color, first-generation students, rural students, low income students, LGBTQ+ students, students with disabilities, international students, veteran students, or students from religious minorities. The program assists with the first-year transition into the 91Â鶹 community through exclusive social, personal, and professional development opportunities.

Program Information

Why MMP?

• MMP students are retained at a higher rate when compared with the overall student population.
• MMP students earn more college credit per term on average compared to the overall student population.
• Opportunities for increased campus involvement.
• Exclusive training and events on topics such as academic success, financial literacy, and professional development.
• Exclusive social events.
• Opportunities to connect with mentors and peers while building a community within the program.

MMP Program Requirements

Students accepted into the program will:

• Attend the MMP Retreat before the start of the fall semester.
• Enroll in the MMP-specific Inquiry 1000 in the fall semester and Leadership 2000 in the spring semester.
• Complete two academic check-ins per semester with program staff.
• Attend four inclusivity events per semester.
• Attend two study halls per semester. 
• Meet with their assigned peer mentor monthly.