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Mentoring First-Year Students During the Transition to Post-Secondary: A Themed Showcase Event

Missed our live session? Watch the full recording of "Mentoring First-Year Students During the Transition to Post-Secondary," hosted by Mentor Canada. In this session, we explore distinct mentorship models designed to break down barriers, foster belonging, and support student retention. Learn about culturally specific support systems and discover scalable, research-based strategies to provide the essential scaffolding first-year students need to thrive during their academic transition. Featuring insights from: Gabriela Ludusan (Coordinator of Peer Programs at Queens University): How the QSuccess program uses collaborative, one-on-one mentoring to remove systemic barriers. Mofi Badmos (Founder and Program Lead at Itoju Mentoring): Supporting Black African international students through community and tailored academic resources. Lindsay Smith (Student Development Specialist at Ontario Tech University): Designing built-in peer mentorship programs that automatically match incoming students with upper-year mentors from their faculty.