Welcome
If you need assistance in obtaining your bachelor’s degree in a timely fashion, the Student Enrichment Program is here to help you.
The Student Enrichment Program (SEP) provides educational support services that foster personal and professional development to motivate GSU students towards the successful completion of their bachelor’s degree. SEP is designed to assist low-income, first generation undergraduate students, and academic probation students through the strong supportive environment, mentoring network, educational and professional development activities. Being a part of the SEP will lay the foundation for stellar academic skills and graduation readiness. The ultimate goal is to fuel your desire for the life-long pursuit of excellence in all your important endeavors.
The SEP provides students increased access to:
- Supplementary advising/Early alert program
- Student networking
- Mentorship program
- Program orientation
- Leadership development
- Academic support services
- Learning and study assessment/evaluations
JOIN TODAY!
DEADLINE FOR SUMMER 2013 IS WEDNESDAY JUNE 5, 2013
Upcoming Events
Networking for Success
Tuesday June 25
Noon - 1pm
Location: B1215 (ARC- Testing Room)
Building your network is important during your college years, come by and learn some tactics and meet new students along the way.
Classroom Skills
Wednesday June 26
4pm - 5pm
Location: B1215 (ARC- Testing Room)
Learn about some vital classroom skills
that every student should know from selecting the main ideas to processing what
you hear in a lecture and read in your text.
Learn to put it all together to come up with some effective testing
strategies.
Career Jump Start
Tuesday July 9
5pm – 6pm
Location: B1215 (ARC- Testing Room)
Finding that dream job as a recent graduate can be difficult. Learn the
importance of internships for your dream career, how a resume can say more than
just words (including your cover letter), and the do’s and don’ts about
interviewing.
Can do?
Wednesday July 10
Noon - 1pm
Location: B1215 (ARC- Testing Room)
Sometimes having that "can do" attitude can be difficult, especially if you are feeling anxious about a project. Come learn how and when to address anxiety, the importance of attitude, and pick up some motivational incentives.
Graduation InSight
Monday July 15
5pm – 6pm
Location: B1215 (ARC- Testing Room)
Get some graduation
insight! With graduation in sight learn how to keep on track and fight off
“senioritis,” how to look and acquire field experience, and the importance of
attending professional/student conferences.
Focus and Preparation
Thursday July 18
Noon - 1pm
Location: B1215 (ARC- Testing Room)
Learn some concentration tactics, self testing strategies, helpful study aids, and effective time management skills.
Graduate school 4-1-1
Thursday July 25
5pm - 6pm
Location: B1215 (ARC-Testing Room)
What's next after undergrad? Graduate school! We will help you
navigate the hundreds of graduate programs and find one that’s right for you.
Learn some helpful tips on filling out graduate school applications,
where to look for funding, and the do's and don't about your “letter of
interest.” We will also have information about preparing for the
GRE/MCAT/LSAT/GMAT.
Graduation InSight
Monday July 29
11am - Noon
Location: B1215 (ARC- Testing Room)
Get some graduation insight! With graduation in sight learn how to keep on track and fight off "senioritis," how to look and acquire field experience, and the importance of attending professional/student conferences.
Program Contact Information
For more program information contact,
Eligia “Ellie” Milan
Student Enrichment Program
Office of the Dean of Students
A2126
708.235.2845
sep@govst.edu
