The study hall is a comfortable academic environment suited to your study needs. Multicultural Affairs provides tutors for any area of study free of charge. Click here for more information. Back to Top Peer Mentoring Program Incoming freshmen of color may request to be paired with upper-class mentors of color. The mentors help make freshmen's Truman experiences more positive and successful by advising them in everything from selecting classes to joining organizations.
Mentors familiarize the freshmen with the campus and with university life.
Most importantly, mentors are friends to the freshmen, going with them to lunch or ballgames, working with them on homework, and inviting them to be part of their lives. To learn more about the Peer Mentoring Program, click here . Through the program, freshmen heighten their academic skills and confidence, learn of campus resources available to students of color, and form connections to Truman. For a deeper glimpse into the SEE program, click here . The Faces of Our Future Program, recently implemented at Multicultural Affairs, brings Truman alumni of color back to campus to speak to and get to know current students of color at Truman.