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My name is Amadin. I am a sophomore here at UNH with a major in Civil Engineering. This is my first year working as an Academic Mentor and I am pumped to be doing this. When I'm not hitting the books I'm probably off somewhere laughing, and having fun with good friends. I am psyched to be working at CFAR because it only took me one visit before I fell in love with the place and the people who work here. I love getting involved with people and organizations because experience has taught me that anyway I help out others, I have helped myself, in return, to grow and mature. I am down with soccer, football, watching movies, listening to music, and just kicking back. |
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Hey there! My name is Ben and I am a sophomore at UNH and an Undeclared Business Major. I am very well organized, friendly, timely, and personable. I like to help out whenever possible including helping my peers with their academics. This will be my first year as an academic mentor and I am thrilled. I believe that the Center for Academic Resources and its staff are amazing and a great resource to be connected with, so come check us out!
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| Hi, my name is Debbie and I am a sophomore Political Science major at UNH. In my free time, I like to play volleyball and go for coffee with friends at Breaking New Grounds. This is my first year as an Academic Mentor and I’m very excited to start helping students with study skills. I’m so happy to be at CFAR because it is such a friendly and welcoming environment. I hope you will come in and experience everything that CFAR has to offer! |
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Hi, I'm Erin. I'm a senior majoring in Psychology. I read for fun and enjoy hanging out with my friends. Last summer I visited my cousin in Australia and loved it (although the plane ride was a little long)! Academic Mentors are intended to help their students, but I have found that my students end up teaching me just as much as I teach them. Whenever I help a student master a new study skill or technique, I end up getting a crash course in whatever class they are taking. Thanks to them I know a little bit about astrology, spanish, linguistics, natural resources, and a host of other subjects that I've never taken classes in before and they walk away with different ways to take tests, avoid procrastination, and enhance their reading skills. It's a win-win situation for everyone! |
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My name is Heather, I'm a senior English teaching major and I am applying into the master's in teaching program. I love sunshine, my friends, and writing. I love CFAR because I love helping people and I like the atmosphere-everyone is so fun and easy going. :) |
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Hi, I'm Jaimi. I'm a senior studying Occupational Therapy with an English minor. This is my third year as a mentor, but fourth year at CFAR since I was a Rising Scholar as a first year student! I'm back at UNH after studying abroad in Townsville, Australia this past semester!
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I am Katie and am a senior History major. I plan on attending graduate school for Counseling when I graduate in 2009, and I love working with students! It is my second year here at CFAR and it has been a great experience! In my free time I enjoy outdoorsy things (hiking, kayaking, sailing, etc.) and LOVE summer!! |
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Hi! My name is Kelly. I'm a junior majoring in Math with a minor in Sociology. This is my first year working at CFAR and I'm really looking forward to meeting new people and using my experiences to help others in their academic pursuits. I enjoy riding horses, skiing, skating, going to the gym, and basically anything active. I'm a Patriots super fan (never miss a game), and I also love watching UNH hockey, and lacrosse. |
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My name is Krystal and I am a sophomore Nutrition major at UNH. This is my first semester working at CFAR and I'm very excited about it. In my free time I enjoy going to the beach and hanging out with my friends. |
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Hello, I'm Margaret. I'm a junior English major and this is my second year as a CFAR mentor. I have another job as a writing assistant at the writing center, and I love that too! When I'm not working I love to read and write fiction, which is probably the reason I want to work in publishing after college. I've met some great people at CFAR and look forward to working another two semesters here. |
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Hi, my name is Maria. I am a senior Psychology major working on a minor in German. I love helping other people to get organized and the atmosphere at CFAR! It is a very relaxing and positive place to be. I have worked at CFAR since my sophomore year. I am back at UNH after studying abroad in Salzburg, Austria last spring. Traveling is one of my many hobbies and when I'm on campus you can find me helping out campaigns, participating in the Bystander Intervention Program, conducting research, doing some fun activities with the German Club, or just relaxing at the MUB! I understand that finding time to do homework, hang out with friends, and be involved in the community is hard, but CFAR is a great resource to help you figure out how to do it. |
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My name's Mike. I transferred to UNH from UMass Amherst my freshman year. UNH is great. I'm currently a senior Economics major and after UNH I'm going to law school. I've been a mentor at CFAR for over a year now and I really like it. I love playing squash and I used to be really good at frisbee and hackey sack, but I'm not a hippie. |
| Hi! My name is Missy. I am a junior here at UNH, majoring in Nursing and Psychology. I enjoy late night movies, skiing, the beach and just hanging with my friends. Being an academic mentor has given me the opportunity to help other students work towards success. CFAR has a warm and inviting atmosphere that no one could turn down. Working at CFAR has definitely been rewarding! |
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Hey all! My name is Samantha and I am currently a sophomore here at the lovely University of New Hampshire. I am a major in Nutrition with a minor in Spanish. I am from Salem, Massachusetts, and I absolutely love it there. Some things that I enjoy are dance (any type!), tennis, summertime, the Boston Red Sox, lots of different kinds of music, traveling, and of course ... CFAR! I think CFAR is a great place for help in any area because the transition into college can definitely be difficult one and many, many students will take all the help they can get. CFAR is a great place for meeting one-on-one with academic mentors and tutors, learning helpful study skills and tools, or just a warm and friendly place to make a friend! I really love being a part of CFAR and it has begun to feel like second home on campus. |
| My name is Stephanie and I am a junior majoring in Business Administration & Accounting. I am also an Admission Rep at UNH, a sister at Alpha Chi Omega, my freshman year I was also a coxswain on the Men’s Crew team! Being involved on campus has taught me excellent time management skills. I am looking forward to helping students with not just time management but all the skills necessary to be successful at UNH! It is very rewarding to help peers, and if anyone is in need of help, I hope they seek help at CFAR. |
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Hi. My Name is Stephen and I am a senior in Civil Engineering with possibly a minor in Math Applications. I am from pretty small town called Bristol, which is about an hour northwest of here in New Hampshire around Newfound Lake. I was on campus this summer doing research with the McNair Program, and I look forward to going on to graduate school. My interests are pretty average ... I enjoy playing basketball and video games, listening to music, and watching movies and television. |
| Hi! My name is Tara and I am currently a junior at UNH. I am a Communication Sciences and Disorders major with a minor in Psychology. I'm a really big people person, which is why I love working at a place like CFAR. I love being in the city, traveling, hanging out with friends, and reading when I get a chance. This is my second semester as an Academic Mentor and I am really excited about learning new things and meeting new people! |
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Hi there! My name is Trista and I'm a junior History education major with a minor in Deaf Studies. This is my second year working at CFAR and I'm really looking forward to all the new people that I get to meet. I'm excited to help people find their own personal success and be the person they want to be. In my spare time I love playing in the snow and the rain, knitting, and organizing everything and anything I can. |
