Time of transition are hard - your mentor is here to help you through it! 

Times of transition ⁠— such as making the move from high school to college or from the workforce to college can be stressful! Having adequate support during these times can improve your experience and your ability to succeed. This support can come from many places, including mentors who share with you what they learned when they underwent similar transitions in their lives. Students can connect with potential mentors in many ways, such as by talking with faculty members, on-campus supervisors, and academic advisors.

Formal mentorship programs, like Jags4Jags, are also common across the nation. The goals of these programs include increased retention and graduation rates, higher academic achievement, and guided career exploration.

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New Student & Family Transitions

Summerville Campus

Jaguar Student Activities Center

SAC 102

706-737-1610

mentoring@augusta.edu

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Where are they now? Double Jag graduate carries a piece of Augusta with her

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