Formerly the Tomlinson Engagement Award for Mentoring (TEAM)
The Peer Mentoring Program helps make large 100- and 200-level Science classes 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 Peer Mentoring Award, recognizing excellence in teaching, learning and mentorship.
Students will receive one of two awards, each named in honour of a distinguished scholar and educator.
- David Harpp Undergraduate Award
- Richard Tomlinson Undergraduate Award
Click on these links to find out more:
- Fall 2026 Faculty of Science Peer Mentoring Program Application
- How to become a Peer mentor | Office of Science Education - McGill University
- Peer mentor Guidelines | Office of Science Education - McGill University
Questions? Please contact ose [at] mcgill.ca
Learn more about Prof. David Harpp in this McGill Reporter article: Profile: David Harpp’s master class
Learn more about Dr. Richard H. Tomlinson in this McGill Newsroom Article: McGill Benefactor Richard Tomlinson made history.