Guiding the Future: Mentorship in Student Affairs for New Professionals and Graduate Students
Includes a Live Web Event on 10/11/2024 at 3:00 PM (EDT)
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Join the New Professionals and Graduate Students Steering Committee for an insightful webinar, Guiding the Future: Mentorship in Student Affairs for New Professionals and Graduate Students. This session is designed for both prospective mentors and new professionals/graduate students with less than four years of experience. We will explore our committee's new mentorship initiative aimed at fostering growth and development in the student affairs profession. Whether you're looking to mentor or be mentored, this webinar will provide valuable insights and actionable steps to enhance your career.
Samantha González
Program Coordinator
Nevada State University
Samantha González, a Las Vegas native, earned a Bachelor's in Spanish and Linguistics from UCLA and a Master's in Secondary Education from Johns Hopkins. As a first-generation college student, she faced cultural and financial challenges but found inspiration from faculty and staff of color. Now at Nevada State University, she aims to guide first-generation students. Since 2021, she's served as the Program Coordinator for the Nepantla Program, recruiting high school students for its annual summer bridge program and mentoring them. In her free time, Samantha enjoys caring for her dogs, playing video games, and reading.
