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EORO Overview
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THANK YOU!!
We hope that you
will join us!!
For questions, contact the Center for Black Culture
cbc-mcp@udel.edu
Application Information
Don't Miss Out!
TO APPLY:
https://bit.ly/cbc-eoromenteeapp20
APPLICATION DEADLINE:
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 2020
The Center for Black Culture
Why should you apply to EORO?
Although the fall semester is remote for many, we want to make you that you feel connected and can establish relationships no matter where you are.
- Make new friends
- Have an instant connection with an upper-class student
- Have insight on resources to help you be successful
- Become a part of a COMMUNITY!!
"A Home Away from Home"
So...who's in the program??
Mentees
Mentees are a cohort of
incoming 1st year and transfer
students transitioning into UD.
Students are paired with a peer
mentor and will meet on a
regular basis through the
academic year. Mentees will
also engage in cultural and social
programs and activities.
So...who's in the program??
Mentors
Upper-class students
(many who have previously been mentees) apply to serve in the role as a mentor. They are present to serve as a guide and offer insight to your experience. Most the mentors maintain leadership positions in various organizations.
Program Goals
Information
Overview
- Provide first-year students with a smooth transition into college life
- Foster a sense of community and belonging among participants
- Promote and encourage co-curricular involvement
- Raise awareness of the services and programs offered by the CBC and the broader UD support community
- Improve the retention rate of first-year students
What is EORO?
Please note that all information in this presentation is referenced on the Center for Black Culture website. If there are any questions or concerns please refer to:
http://www.udel.edu/CBC/
Each One Reach One (EORO) is a peer mentoring program created by the Center for Black Culture (CBC) in 1994 to assist first-year Black students in their transition to the University of Delaware (UD).