DIGs
Interventions
UNIV
Syllabus
EPMs
100

DIG is an acronym for what?

Dolphin Interest Group

100

What is an intervention?

It is what happens between you as a mentor and your students or their families. It is how you impact them, how you help us achieve our Collective Impact. It is proactive action to help move students on the path towards academic success.

(Anything along these lines is acceptable)

100

What is one requirement that all EPM have of their UNIV class?

They all must attend class sessions, provide a syllabus for the students, and facilitate at least twice per semester. 

Any of the above answers is acceptable.

100
By when should you have your syllabus completed?

Friday, August 24th at 5 PM is the preferred deadline but definitely by the first day of your UNIV class.

100

EPM is an acronym for what?

Embedded Peer Mentor

200

What is the information requested in a DIG formation survey?

Name, major, availability, email, and cell phone number.

200

In what ways can you enhance the learning of your mentees?

By utilizing Facilitation and High Impact Practice Engagement Techniques.

200

When is the UNIV class reflection due?

Due after each UNIV class session

200

What type of syllabus are needed at the end of the semester?

One that EPMs create in the beginning of semester and a final of what actually happened

200

How many different types of EPMs do we have in PEEPs?

5: UNs, RAs, TEAs, UEAs, and PASCs

300

What is the optimal number of students per DIG group?

4 to 5 students/mentees per group

300

What types of interventions do Embedded Peer Mentors do?

UNIV course, DIG meetings, & 1:1 meetings w/ students


300
What should you bring with you to your first class session?

The Syllabus and the DIG formation survey.

300

What logistical information is found on the syllabus?

Name, email, phone number, office location, and office hours.

300

How often do EPM's have training meetings during the semester?

Weekly, unless we notify you of a cancellation.

400

What is needed for your first DIG?

  • DIG Meeting Lesson Plan (Hardcopy)
  • PEEP Toolkit activity (Hardcopy, if needed)
  • Materials (Handouts, books, etc.)
  • Supplies (DIG Activity Bag, iPad, etc.)
  • Confirm DIG Location
  • DIG Attendance Tracking Sheet
  • Blank DIG Reflection Template (Hardcopy)
400

For which type of intervention is a Lesson Plan required?

DIG meetings and UNIV course facilitation.

400

What are some (choose 3) do's and don'ts for in class behaviors?

Attend Class, Be On Time, Come to Class Prepared, Unpack Before Class / Pack After, Practice Common Courtesy, Watch What You Say,Respect Your Faculty Partner, Sleeping in Class is Not Acceptable, Respect the Facilities,  and Utilize Facilitation and High Impact Practice Engagement Techniques.

400

What is the purpose of the syllabus?

The primary purpose is to have an organized outline of the different topics and activities to be conducted intentionally throughout the semester.

400

What is in the PEEP Tool Shed?

Tool kits!

500

When are the DIG reflections due?

They are due by 5:00 pm each Friday of the week they were conducted.

500

Can the focused conversation be used for interventions?

YES!!!

500

What should you do if you can't make it to a class session? (i.e. because you are sick)

Notify your faculty partner and your supervisor.

500

Besides logistical information, what other information can be found on the syllabus?

Description of the program, the goals, the DIG groups description, UNIV student activities, and resources.

500

In what capacity do EPMs serve as?

They serve as student leaders, liaisons between faculty and students, academic coaches, peer advisors and peer mentors, co-curricular learning community leads, and student support services specialists.