The Student Diversity Program offers stress management steps to students ranging from high school age to university age. Each week, the program offers free services on mentoring, tutoring, time management, goal setting, networking, and will also provide someone who will listen. The founder and director, John Peice, began the program in 1993. The program offers summer tutoring workshops to provide students with management and life skills. Any of the 18 staff members can offer assistance in computer services, proofreading, and on any assignments due for courses.
Volunteers are welcome to join the team, especially for human services internships.
Students should fill out an application and consult with a staff member in order to focus on individual tools needed for graduation. If the students need guidance on time and goal setting, this program will prepare them for future success when entering into the workplace after graduation. The program is located at University Hall 183. Hours to the learning lab are open during the week from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and closed on weekends. All Rights Reserved.