Mentorship and Learning

Undergraduate

An intensive exploration of the theory and practice of learning and leadership which includes a practical component where students will mentor first-year students in a first-year course. Mentorship and Learning introduces students to learning theory, learning styles, group facilitation and effective leadership, critical thinking/reading and information literacy. Students will weave theory and practice throughout the semester, leading small group breakouts of first-year students. (Restricted to students in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences with at least Semester 5 standing, with consent of the instructor.) (A one- semester, 3-credit course offered in the Fall term.) (Also offered as SOSC-4000 and HIST-4000.) (Credit can only be obtained for one of GART-4000 or SOSC-4000 or HIST-4000) (3 lecture/3 lab hours a week.) (This is an experiential learning course.)