President Connie Ledoux Book has highlighted the importance of students connecting with mentors during their college years in a recent publication. She emphasized that having a mentor can be a crucial source of support as they adjust to the demands of higher education, whether it be a professor, staff member or fellow student. However, the question remains on how new students can effectively establish these mentorship relationships.
In an article by U.S. News & World Report titled “How to Find a Mentor in College,” experts shared their perspectives on cultivating meaningful mentorship connections. President Book encouraged students to seek feedback from others to improve their self-awareness. She emphasized that mentorship doesn’t have to be a formal process and that fostering self-awareness through feedback can be a powerful asset in job interviews, professional settings and personal life. By developing valuable skills through feedback, students can benefit long after college.
President Ledoux Book’s advice can help students make the most of their college experience by building relationships that support their academic and personal growth. To learn more about the strategies for finding and connecting with mentors in college, read the full article for additional insights and tips.
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