WELCOME
TO THE SAM WEBSITE
The
SAM program assists second year students in reaching their academic
goals by being mentored and guided by UTPA junior and senior students.
Junior and senior mentors serve as “voices of experience”
in order to support sophomore students in successfully completing
their second year in college. Please read through our content within
the site to get a better understanding of what our program offers.
If you have any questions please address them via the contacts below.
Thank you.
LEADING THE WAY FOR
SOPHOMORES
The Division of Academic Affairs is
celebrating the first year success of URAP's Sophomore Academic
Mentoring (SAM) Program. Now in its second year, the SAM
Program has expanded with mentors (junior and senior students) each
guiding 17 sophomore protégés within their college. As role
models, Mentors not only offer academic encouragement and guidance,
but they also encourage their protégés to join them at social and
athletic events on campus. To enhance their knowledge of the
educational process at UTPA, mentors attend presentations sponsored
by various campus departments and receive training by their Student
Development Specialist supervisors.
2ND ANNUAL SOPHOMORE
CONFERENCE -Friday, September 12, 2008 12:45pm-5:30pm CLICK
HERE TO REGISTER
UTPA SOPHOMORES:
APPLY TO BE A SAM Protégé TODAY!
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UTPA SOPHOMORES:
APPLY TO BE A SAM Protégé TODAY
(click here)!
UTPA JUNIORS & SENIORS:
APPLY TO BE A SAM MENTOR TODAY
(click here)!
URAP will begin accepting
2008-2009 mentor applications beginning May 15, 2008 through
EXTENDED to July 31,
2008. Mentors are selected and hired for a direct wage
position based upon their scholastic record, campus references and
an interview. If you are interested in becoming a mentor and a
campus leader, please complete and return an application. If
you have any questions regarding the application process, please
contact Karen Speer at 956/316-7966.
Here
a special message from Dr. Ana Maria Rodriguez in the video below...
Dr. Ana Maria Rodriguez,
Senior Vice Provost for Undergraduate studies, Academic
Assessment, and Retention

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