MENtality Learning Community
First-Year Learning Community
About
The MENtality learning community is available to first-year undergraduate students. MENtality offers a residential and supportive setting that fosters academic excellence and encourages students to make positive contributions to their community. This community aims to cultivate a group of male scholars, leaders, and professionals through self-discovery, identity development, and involvement in social advocacy.
MENtality Learning Community Goals:
- Foster a sense of belonging within students in the LC.
- Foster academic success and personal development of first-year male students by implementing intentional co-curricular programs and services that support the University’s retention efforts.
- Provide resources for LC students that assist with wellness and academic support.
- Foster a sense of belonging.
- Develop a strong sense of community amongst students within the LC to help students connect with the University during the first year and to enhance school pride.
- Prepare students for individual and social responsibility to effect change that promotes civic engagement and social responsibility.
Courses
- FALL SEM 101
- SPRING SEM 102
Requirements: Students who are interested must register for the Learning Communities sections of Spartan Seminar (SEM) 101 and 102. Participation in MENtality events and activities, as well as scheduled co-curricular Learning Communities events and activities, is mandatory for those in the MENtality Learning Community.
Contact Information
Dr. Rachel Vincitore
Learning Communities Program Specialist
revincitore@nsu.edu
Dyonna Wilson
Assistant Director for Engagement Services
Office of the AVP for Campus Life
dswilson@nsu.edu