Success Scholars Program FAQs
Yes, and review all information entered by your mentee in the OSP.
- Attend one orientation each semester;
- Meet with mentor at least once a month, and provide weekly updates ( Communications via Facebook, Twitter, email, texting and phone are all acceptable);
- Attend two workshops (Academic or Life Skills workshops) during the first semester, and one workshop on the second semester;
- Review and act on their Success Scholars Program " To-Do List."
- Participate in one community service activity for at least two hours before the end of the semester. Click here to see a list of volunteer opportunities with Stockton's Community Partners.
Note: An email or a letter from the supervisor who supervised the mentee's community service will suffice as proof of completion and should be submitted via email to:care@stockton.edu.
- Attend one orientation each semester and meet with mentor at least once a month;
- Complete an OSPREY Success Plan prior to meeting with a mentor;
- Communicate or provide updates to your mentor once a week (Communications via Facebook, Twitter, email, texting and phone are all acceptable);
- Attend two workshops (Academic or Life Skills workshops); one workshop the second semester for returning participants;
- Participate in one community service activity on-campus or off-campus for at least two hours before the end of the semester. Click here to see a list of volunteer opportunities with Stockton's Community Partners.
Note: An email or a letter from the supervisor who supervised the mentee's community service will suffice as proof of completion and should be submitted via email to: care@stockton.edu. Or, use the Community Service form posted in our web site. Click here.
A Life Skills Workshop is a workshop designed to help students responsibly manage their personal affairs. Some examples are: Time Management, Managing Stress and How to Deal with Test Anxiety.
An Academic Workshop is a workshop designed to help students learn more about their selected courses, majors or academic pursuits. Some examples are: Communication Studies Workshop, Pre-Physical Therapy Workshop, How to Prepare for Advising, Understanding the Financial Aid Process and Hospitality Management Workshop.
A mentee should attend at least three workshops (Life Skills or Academic Workshops) on his or her first semester as Program participant, and is allowed to attend workshops offered by other Stockton departments, or as recommended by a faculty. On his or her second semester, the student should only attend one workshop.
Participants recommended by the Office of Financial Aid or by the Office of the Provost are required to stay active for two semesters. A participant could lose his or her financial aid or status as a student at Stockton University, if they have not complied with Financial Aid's Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy. Click here for more information.