Chapter Mentor Programs
The purpose of the Executive Board Mentors:
To help shape the long-term direction of the chapter through active mentorship.
To develop relationships between the individual members of the undergraduate chapter and the alumni.
To provide insight and advice to younger members of the chapter to aid in both individual and chapter growth.
How the program works:
Alumni are paired with undergraduate chapter members. The mentor and mentee communicate by online medium at least once a week. They also have at least one phone conversation or in-person meeting per month. The topics of conversation are chosen by the mentor and mentee as the undergraduate members can tailor the program to their needs. Each mentor and mentee are paired together for one academic year. At the end of the year, a new mentor is given to the undergraduate member. However, contact between the two parties even after the formal mentor/mentee relationship has concluded is encouraged. The AVC-Chapter Counselor is in charge of facilitating the program.
Executive Board Mentors:
Ryan Garthright - Is our Chapter Counselor, He is responsible for the overseeing the volunteers who mentor the undergraduates. He is also the mentor to the Chapter President.
Keegan Hughes - Mentors the Vice President of Member Development
Dan Reagan - Mentors the Vice President Vice President of Communications
Mike Holliday - Mentors the Vice PresidentVice President of Recruitment
Manley Feinberg - Mentors the Vice President of Programming
Mitch Christ - Mentors the Vice President of Finance
Braden Counter - Mentors the Vice President of Residential Learning Community
DR. Todd Donavan - Mentors the Chaplain
The purpose of having Facility Fellows:
The connection between undergraduate students and faculty is a critical part of the collegiate learning experience. Time spent with faculty outside of the traditional classroom makes a significant difference in the lives of college students. Faculty fellows are members of the university faculty serve as a advisors to brothers in the chapter.
Facility Fellows:
DR. Todd Donavan, CSU Associate Professor, Marketing is responsible for the chapter academic development
Ali Raza, CSU Interim Assistant Director of Involvement is responsible for the chapter bylaws and administrative policies and procedures