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LEAP Mentor Applications Open For Summer 2023

Looking to spend a summer at University Park? LEAP has you covered!

Penn State’s Learning Edge Advantage Program (LEAP) has opened applications for current students to mentor between 24 to 48 incoming freshmen during summer session II from June 28 to August 11. LEAP offers new students a chance to learn the ins and outs of campus while transitioning into the college lifestyle.

LEAP also announced that on-campus LEAP students will live in Pollock and South Halls during the summer session as opposed to East Halls like in previous years.

Mentors will “serve as role models, provide academic and social programming, and help new first-year students learn their way around campus and the State College community.” If chosen for the position, training will start on June 21.

You can register for LEAP Mentor information sessions here. The sessions will take place virtually at 7:30 p.m. on January 25 and February 6.

To apply for the position, the application can be found here. The application is due February 10, but those who apply after the deadline can be considered for vacancies. Any questions can be sent to [email protected].

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Larkin is a senior majoring in broadcast journalism. The only words that leave her mouth are "yinz" and "dippy eggs." Luckily, her writing has much more substance than that. As a Steelers and Pirates fan, sports can become a hot debate. Share your thoughts on dogs (specifically Boston Terriers) with her at: [email protected]

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