Faculty and Staff Connections

 

Key Health Professions Mentors – Leaders of the Key Cluster Community

Key Mentors are student leaders on campus in their Junior or Senior year - many Key Alumni - who are excelling at the university. Key Mentors will work individually and collectively with Key Health Professions students throughout the year.

Key Mentors serve as "guides" to students in their academic, leadership, and social transition to college. Whether leading sessions at Key Orientation, hosting goal setting workshops, providing tips on time management, note taking, study skills in college, or referring students to various resources and opportunities on campus, Key Mentors are instrumental in developing a community based on personal connection.

Key Mentors are assigned to each of the Key Health Professions designated seminar classes (LIFE 180 and KEY192), serve as Teaching Assistants for both of these classes, assist students in evaluating their learning effectiveness, connect students to campus resources and opportunities, and conduct mid-semester Academic Progress Conferences with feedback from your professors. Mentors help students set goals and monitor their academic progress.

Resident Assistants – Leaders of the Floor Community

The Key Resident Assistant (RA) play a vital role in developing and maintaining an atmosphere of academic, personal and social growth in Corbett hall. The RA assists students with the transition to college, serving as a mentor during the academic year. The RA organize hall meetings and activities around the values of the Key Health Professions Community to bring residents closer together, inform residents of events in the halls and create a special bond or a sense of belonging for students. Their responsibilities include:

  • Actively assist in the transition and success of new students to CSU and the residence halls
  • Plan fun activities and events for your floor
  • Answer questions, make friends, and develop COMMUNITY!

Faculty and Staff

Key Health Professions students will work with a major advisor within their academic department to ensure they meet graduation requirements. Key students, along with any CSU student who is interested in health professions will also work with Health Professions Advisors to ensure they incorporate the prerequisites for professional health programs into their major program of study. In addition, other faculty and staff from time to time may be joining you for a meal or attending discussion in your residence hall.

Key Communities
The Key Communities are diverse first and second year learning communities for students committed to academic excellence, leadership development, diversity understanding, service and volunteerism, and community.
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The Key Plus Community is an optional sophomore year program with leadership and career decision-making tracks for students who participated in the Key Academic, Key Service, Key Explore in their first year.
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The Key Health Professions Community is a first-year learning community intentionally focused on the exploration of human and animal health professions fields and academic achievement. In this community, students take advantage of group study opportunities, health professions interest workshops, and opportunities to build connections with faculty, staff and students.
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The Key Explore Community provides undeclared first-year students with the opportunity to explore their majors and academic paths. In this residential learning community students will have a chance to create your own story in order to plan your major, career, and leadership paths.
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The Key Service Community is a first-year residential community devoloped around the theme of "student leadership and civic engagement." In this community, students take advantage of year-long service opportunities building connections with faculty and community organizations.
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Academics. Leadership. Community. Diversity. These comprise the values of the Key Academic Community, a first-year residential learning community dedicated to academic success, personal connections, and campus involvement.
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