Honors Apprentice supervisors needed
New freshmen Honors Apprentices are in need of supervisors this fall! Apprentices spend five hours a week with a faculty or staff mentor on research or creative activities that involve internship-level work (not work-study, general office duties, or homework hours).
The goal of the apprenticeship is to have the student work with a mentor who can provide valuable, collaborative experiences in their field of study. Supervising an Honors Apprentice has many benefits for both you and the student:
- HA recipients have demonstrated academic excellence and are among the highest achieving students of their class
- The HA includes a stipend so that the student is required to apprentice for an average of 5 hours/week
- The student must maintain a satisfactory GPA
- The apprenticeship helps to foster close student-faculty relationships
Faculty and staff who are interested in supervising an Honors Apprentice, please contact Lisa Nawrot at nawrot@mnstate.edu with a possible apprentice position description. For more information see the HA website for sample position descriptions and a list of FAQs about the Honors Apprentice Scholarship.