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Leandra Tulimann, a junior biology major and tutor at PennWest California, works with a student in Noss Hall.
August Cox, a junior chemistry major, provides supplimental instruction to students at PennWest California.
Leandra Tulimann, a junior biology major and tutor at PennWest California, works with a student in Noss Hall.
Professor Merril Simon, Educational Psychology and Counseling - 2004 Awardee
Shelly Thompson, Director, Student Services Center/EOP, Humanities - 2004 Awardee
The Dorsey Excellence In Mentoring Awards were established in 1998 by the Faculty Mentor Program and the Educational Opportunity Programs (EOP). The annual awards recognize faculty and staff who have made exceptional contributions to mentoring of past and present students; who take a holistic approach to mentoring, including academic and personal support; and who demonstrate proactive involvement in the University’s commitment to the success of students of diverse backgrounds and communities.
The awards are named after Professor Don Dorsey of Educational Psychology and Counseling who helped develop CSUN’s first mentor training program and devoted himself as a mentor to innumerable students. For more information, contact Faculty Mentor Program Coordinator Glenn Omatsu at (818) 677-4151 or via email at: glenn.omatsu@csun.edu
Professor Behzad Bavarian, Materials Engineering - 2001 Awardee
Ms. Rosemary Muñiz, Administrative Support Coordinator, Admissions and Records - 2001 Awardee
Dr. Gordon Nakagawa, Office of Equity and Diversity - 2001 Awardee
Mr. Joseph Roberson, Graduate Student, Educational Psychology and Counseling - 2001 Awardee
The Dorsey Excellence In Mentoring Awards were established in 1998 by the Faculty Mentor Program and the Educational Opportunity Programs (EOP). The annual awards recognize faculty and staff who have made exceptional contributions to mentoring of past and present students; who take a holistic approach to mentoring, including academic and personal support; and who demonstrate proactive involvement in the University’s commitment to the success of students of diverse backgrounds and communities.
The awards are named after Professor Don Dorsey of Educational Psychology and Counseling who helped develop CSUN’s first mentor training program and devoted himself as a mentor to innumerable students. For more information, contact Faculty Mentor Program Coordinator Glenn Omatsu at (818) 677-4151 or via email at: glenn.omatsu@csun.edu
August Cox, a junior chemistry major, provides supplimental instruction to students at PennWest California.
Leandra Tulimann, a junior biology major and tutor at PennWest California, works with a student in Noss Hall.