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TAU SIGMA

Welcome all Transfer Students! Tau Sigma is a national honor society designed exclusively for transfer students. Our mission is to recognize and promote the academic excellence and involvement of transfer students. This organization at our university is an invite-only program for transfer students who have spent one semester at our institution and maintained a minimum 3.5 GPA. Tau Sigma provides its members opportunities to earn scholarships, attend leadership conferences, take leadership positions in the university, serve others at the university and in the community, all while developing friendships and becoming a more integral part of A&M-SA. Search "TAU SIGMA" in JagSync today!

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MEET THE E-BOARD!

Stephanie Martinez Classification: Senior Major: Communications Position: Chapter President

Cheyenne Zavala Classification: Senior Major: English 7-12 teaching cert Position: Chapter Vice President

Tiffany Balderas Classification: Junior Major: Communications Position: Chapter Social Media Coordinator

Lori Classification: Senior Major:Marketing w/ a concentration in digital marketing Postion: Social Media Coordinator

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MEET THE E-BOARD!

Viridiana Gomez Classification: Senior Major: English with teaching certification Position: Chapter Secretary

Catherine Millard Classification: Senior Major: Sociology Position: Chapter Event Coordinator

Gabby Viages Classification: Junior Major : kinesiology - pre pt Position: event coordinator

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T.E.A.M. Summary The Transfer Engagement & Advocacy Mentorship (T.E.A.M.) Program was designed to prioritize the success of transfer students’ academic health. The program pairs transfer students in a Mentor/Mentee relationship in which the interaction provides accountability, interpersonal relationship building, and support for both. The main role of the Mentor would be a case manager connecting the student with resources, identifying gaps in support, and playing a small role in the communication with the professors of the students. The main role of the Mentee is to provide information regarding the progress of their classes, identify and discuss any obstacles they encounter, attend programming events tailored to transfer students’ needs, and finally to incorporate their knowledge from these things into their academic journey through persistence to ensure academic success.

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