Mentorship
Empowering future educators through mentorship, professional growth, and community.
The Tiger Teacher Corps Mentorship Program connects early teacher candidates with experienced peers to support academic success, professional readiness, and a strong sense of belonging within LSU’s teacher preparation community.
How It Works
- First and second year students are matched with junior or senior mentors in their degree area.
- Mentor–mentee pairs connect at least once a month, in person or virtually.
- Monthly themed events foster networking and professional learning communities.
- Mentors support 1–3 mentees, focusing on program navigation, building confidence, and preparing for careers.
- Progress is tracked through Tiger Tracker in Moodle, promoting accountability and goal setting.
Why Join
- Mentors gain leadership experience, service hours, resume-building credentials, and meaningful connections with faculty and peers.
- Mentees receive guidance, build academic confidence, expand networks, and develop a pathway to future leadership.
- Teacher Preparation Programs benefit from stronger engagement, morale, and outreach across the Tiger Teacher Corps.
¾Å¾Å¸£ÀûÍø
Become part of a supportive community committed to developing outstanding educators. Join the Tiger Teacher Corps Mentorship Program and take the next step in your teacher preparation journey.
Interested in more information about the Mentor Program? Contact Twana Hilton-Pitre, PhD, to learn how to get involved, eligibility requirements, and what to expect as a participant.
Contact Us
Current Tiger Teachers
Hannah Knaus
Lead Academic Counselor
Office of Student Services
hknaus@lsu.edu
Future Tiger Teachers
Douglas K. Waddell Sr., PhD
Assistant Dean for Student Services
Office of Student Services
dwaddell@lsu.edu
Interested in Partnering
Eugene Kennedy, PhD
Associate Dean
College of Human Sciences & Education
ekennedy@lsu.edu