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 Silver Lining Mentoring for a Second Year
MentorPRO today announced the renewal of its partnership with Silver Lining Mentoring for a second year, continuing a collaboration that brings structured, evidence-based mentoring to young people impacted…
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MentorPRO Announces the Renewal of its Partnership with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Utah for a Second Year
MentorPRO today announced the renewal of its partnership with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Utah for a second year. Through this renewed collaboration, BBBSU continues to use MentorPRO…
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MentorPRO Announces the Renewal of its Partnership with City Year New Hampshire for a Second Year
MentorPRO today announced the renewal of its partnership with City Year New Hampshire for a second year, continuing the deployment of MentorPRO across the site's AmeriCorps mentoring work.
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