Formerly the Tomlinson Engagement Award for Mentoring (TEAM)
The Peer Mentoring Program helps make large Science classes (150 students or more) feel more personal and supportive by connecting students with peer mentors. Typically, these mentors are experienced upper-year students who have taken the course before and are selected by instructors to help newer students learn and be engaged. Peer mentors receive a $400 award recognizing excellence in teaching, learning and mentorship.
Students will receive either the David Harpp Undergraduate Award or the Richard Tomlinson Undergraduate Award, each named in honour of a distinguished scholar and educator.
Update: The Peer Mentoring Program is now accepting applications for courses at all levels, as long as there is an enrolment cap of 150 students or more.
Questions? Please contact ose [at] mcgill.ca