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Clan Mentorship


discoversfu logo When you come to Orientation as a new student, you will get connected with your Orientation Leader and your Clan (a group of approximately 15 new students). Following Orientation and throughout the term, your OL acts as a mentor for your Clan. The Clan Mentorship program provides a 13 week series of events, e-zines, reunions, prizes and more, designed specifically for you and your Clan.

 

 

The Connection - Mentorship E-zine

The Connection is an e-zine sent to all Orientation participants monthly in their first semester at SFU. It provides information, tips and resources covering what you need to know to succeed as a student. Plus, you’ll get info about the Clan reunions and other events that you are invited to take part in.

2011 E-Zines

September - Burnaby

September - Surrey

October - Burnaby

October - Surrey

November - Burnaby

November - Surrey

December - Burnaby (coming soon)

December - Surrey (coming soon)

Some advice from Clan Mentors:

" In my first year I got to try a lot of subjects that I didn't have access to in high school...trying new things allowed me to find my path. "   - Kristine

" Expect that it is gonna be different. You may not get the same grades as you did in high school. University is more than just the grades. "   - Jose

" Meet new people in tutorials, form study groups cause they're helpful during midterm time. " - Camy

"Go to the office hours of your professor! It makes a world of difference when the person teaching the class knows your name. " - Kristine

" Learn how to use the library database so you can look for journal articles from your home in your pajamas. " - Terry