Mentoring

Mentoring is a communication-based personal relationship in which one experienced person shares knowledge and advice with a less experienced person. The person sharing the information is the mentor; the receiver of the information is the mentee. The purpose of the mentor/mentee relationship is to enable the mentor to provide support, guidance, and insight into matters as expressed by the mentee. Mentoring is generally for personal and/or professional development and is often founded on commonalities between the mentor and mentee.
The following elements should be in place for the most effective relationship between mentor and mentee:
- Open communication
- Mutual respect
- Trust
- Rapport
- Confidentiality
- Willingness to commit time required
- Active listening
- Honesty
The SCMS program is designed to advise students who are seeking assistance in one or more of the following areas:
- Academic achievement
- Post-graduation plans
- Career exploration and guidance
- Soft skills development
- Community service involvement
- Positive support and encouragement
Questions? Contact Us.
Students Connecting with Mentors for Success
Email Our Office
For General Inquiries
(405) 682-1611, ext. 7652
Bryon Dickens
SCMS Program Director
(405) 682-1611, ext. 7753