Educational Access Programs

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Educational Access Programs (EAP) enhances the educational experience for first-generation, limited income students, meritorious students , and students that actively participated in a college access program. This purpose is achieved through programs, mentorship and peer support, advocacy, and referral to appropriate campus resources.

EAP is actively involved in the enrollment development functions of the University with respect to the recruitment, support, and retention of students.

Educational Access Programs promotes student development by:

Providing direct mentorship, guidance, and support to students on an individual and ongoing basis throughout their college experience
Working with students to develop academic and personal goals combined with a support system to achieve them
Assisting students with navigating the campus and developing a campus network
Helping students connect with peers, leadership opportunities, and co-curricular activities offered at Southeast

EAP Scholarship Application

If you are interested in joining Educational Access Programs or would like to be considered for one or more of the available scholarships or awards, please complete this application.

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EAP Scholarships and Awards

Educational Access Programs has a variety of scholarships and awards. We encourage you to review your eligibility and apply.

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Academic Mentoring Program

The Academic Mentoring Program pairs students with campus departments through student employment. Students are mentored by a SEMO faculty or staff member throughout this student worker experience. Students are encouraged to maintain high academic standing while developing professional workplace skills. In addition to learning the technical skills specific to the position, on campus employment helps students become career ready. Through a mentored student employment experience, students develop verbal, nonverbal and written communication, resiliency, time management, teamwork, problem-solving, and collaboration skills.

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