Click on the program name to get information about that particular program. Click on the area name to get a general description of programs traditionally offerred by that area. You can return to the previous location by clicking below. The fellows may be deans, vice presidents, professional staff, faculty or members of the local community. They are appointed by the University president upon the recommendation of the faculty master and area student government for renewable three-year term.
Fellows serve as resources for the students.
Fellows may also offer noncredit courses and lectures on nearly any academic subject, hobby or sport. The faculty masters also coordinate the mentoring program in their area. Each first-year student fulfilling the general education requirement will be given the opportunity to participate in this unique program. Each student is assigned to a faculty or professional staff member who has volunteered to assist students in planning their academic program and in making the most of the many co-curricular activities that Binghamton offers. This ongoing contact and support will be distinct from the assistance from the major department, school or Academic Advising Office.