At the First Year Experience conference in Seattle, Washington, MentorPRO presented findings on mentoring and student outcomes when mentors and mentees were matched based on different characteristics. Matching based on underrepresented minority status, first-generation status, and international student status predicted higher student GPA. Matching may be a valuable practice generally for promoting GPA.
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MentorPRO Announces the Renewal of its Partnership with Salem State University for a Second Year
MentorPRO today announced the renewal of its partnership with Salem State University for a second year, expanding the use of MentorPRO across the Bertolon School of Business and…
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MentorPRO Announces the Renewal of its Partnership with the SDSU Alumni Association for a Second Year
MentorPRO today announced the renewal of its partnership with the SDSU Alumni Association for a second year, continuing a collaboration that connects South Dakota State University students and…
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MentorPRO Announces a New Partnership with the New Mexico Department of Military Affairs
MentorPRO today announced a new partnership with the New Mexico Department of Military Affairs, launching MentorPRO across New Mexico's Youth Challenge programming in spring 2026.
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