
The Ambassador Peer Support Program, also known as the Big/Lil' Program, serves to increase the retention of students by providing first-year students and new transfer students opportunities to learn from mentors who serve as coaches, role models, advisers, guides, and referral agents.
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This series helps students find their niche through participation in learning clusters within the Ambassador mentoring program. It assists students in making informed decisions to navigate through their first year of college, strengthens their academic foundation through facilitated study halls, builds personal relationships through social events, and helps first-year students develop leadership skills.
The Office of Multicultural Affairs fosters students’ academic success and personal development by offering walk-in advising. Students are free to visit our office for assistance concerning transitional issues from high school to college, social integration into the campus culture, and academic and student support resource referrals. Our motto is “Each one, reach one!” We are here for you throughout your entire academic career through to graduation. No appointment is needed, just stop by our office.
This series of workshops and events, co-sponsored by the Career Services Center, exposes students to career related issues. LEARN MORE
As a residential community within the housing system, MO 5 is a socially just living and learning community based on mutual respect, regardless of race, ethnicity, gender identity or expression, sex, age, class, sexual orientation, religious preference, ability/disability and/or international status. In order to build an inclusive atmosphere that fosters academic excellence and personal growth, MO 5 fosters an understanding and appreciation for social and cultural distinctiveness on and off campus. LEARN MORE
Division of Student Affairs, Tulane University, New Orleans, LA 70118 504-314-2188 studnaff@tulane.edu