M@DA
The main goal of Mentors@De Anza
To connect students with peer mentors who help them navigate De Anza and succeed academically and personally.
The three levels of our mentorship structure are
Senior Mentors, Peer Mentors, Peer Mentees
You will find many clubs, organizations, and Mentors@De Anza at this upcoming event this week
Club Day
This is the De Anza's student newspaper
La Voz News
This is where most penguins live in
Antarctica
The department Mentors@De Anza is under
The Office of College Life
They receive guidance and learn about De Anza resources.
Peer Mentees
This M@DA event will help you learn from former De Anza student and what it's like to transfer to a 4-year.
Transfer Panel
This famous tech company's HQ is right by De Anza
Apple Inc.
This is the largest of all penguin species
The Emperor Penguin
Our upcoming events consist of
Welcome Party, Transfer Panel, and Sports Day
They offer personalized guidance to mentees.
Peer Mentors
This M@DA event will kick off the start of our program, where peer mentors and peer mentees can meet each other.
Welcome Party
This is where you can get free tutoring
The Student Success Center
This is the method that penguins use to keep warm in freezing temperatures
Huddling together in groups
A benefit of joining Mentors@De Anza
Personalized guidance, connection to campus resources, networking, or community support.
They manage the mentorship program and organize events.
Senior Mentors
This quarterly M@DA event will let all members compete in friendly games and enjoy the outdoors.
Sports Day
This is De Anza's Mascot
Roary the Mountain Lion
A group of penguins on land is called this fun name
Waddle
Complete the phrase: "You're never alone in this journey, we're here to ___"
Help you thrive!
This person oversees the entire M@DA Program and support all M@DA Senior Mentors and their committees.
Leader Mentor
This M@DA event will allow all members to dress up and have fun while enjoying candy.
This is when the De Anza Flea Market is open
The 1st Saturday of each month
In the animated film Happy Feet, this penguin stands out not for his singing but for his tap dancing.
Mumble