The PALS Peer Mentoring Program is a program designed to help First Time CSLA Freshmen Students.

The PALS Program pairs first time Freshmen students with peer mentors (Juniors, Seniors, or Graduate students).  PALS mentors guide Freshmen mentees during their first year of college.  Mentors provide one-on-one mentoring and are available to answer any questions students may have regarding university policy and procedure, General Education courses, major courses, and much more...

The PALS Program also offers many informative workshops on topics such as Study Skills (a workshop that teaches proper study habits, note taking, test taking, and more), How to Get Money for College (a workshop on how to fund to your college tuition), Writing Skills (a workshop aimed at helping students write and proofread term papers), and many others.

In addition to the many workshops offered throughout the year, the PALS Program also hosts several social events.  These events bring mentors and mentees together and help to build lasting friendships. Some of our annual events include: The Kick-Off BBQ, The Halloween Party, and the Annual End of the Year Celebration and Awards Ceremony.