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Mentors steer student ambitions
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The mentor program lhatches students with a faculty
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Ones a student and a mentor are matched, the student
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After the student assesses himself, he and the mentor
set goals for self4mprovement. The student and mentor
then identify ways to achieve these goals.
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The next step is evaluating the student and document,
tng skills and accomplishments on a developmental tian.
script. This transcript is proof the person has developed
skills, said lane Baack, assistant to the dean of students.
There are six axeas in which the mentor program
attempts to help students develop: personal identity and
lifestyle; interpersonal competencies and relationships
academic and intellectual; aesthetic awareness; health
physical fitness and recreation; and multicultural aware
ness.
There are 24 mentors from the Office of Student
Affairs and the Teachers College at UNL. DeCoster
said he hopes the program will expand next year to in
elude more colleges. Any student can have a mentor, he
said. There are 30 students now with mentors.
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After a student gets a mentor, the two can meet as
often as they wish, Baack said, adding that some meet
once a week.
They discuss the student's progress and see if there is
anything preventing him from reaching his goals, Baack
said.
The program can improve the student's educational ex
periences, DeCoster said.
"It is an enrichment of the education process."
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