Thank you for your interest in the SAW Program! You may complete this online application or obtain a paper application from the SAW office in Porter Hall.

If you have any questions, please contact the SAW office in 122 Porter Hall at x3428 or email SAW .

All fields must be completed.

Section 1: Information

Do you receive work-study aid? Yes No

For which job(s) are you applying? Assistant Mentor Both

Do you have established plans to study abroad? Y N

If so, which semester(s) will you be away?

If you are interested in being a Mentor, are there specific courses or professors to which you would like to be assigned after completing I-212? Note: We cannot guarantee that you will be assigned to one of these courses.

List any languages other than English that you speak/write. Please note your speaking and writing proficiencies: fair, moderate, or fluent.

Please list the names of two faculty members who are willing to serve as references. Please inform the faculty members that they will be contacted by phone or e-mail about your candidacy. Please provide references who can speak to your writing and speaking skills as well as your ability to work well with other students.

Reference 1

Reference 2

Faculty Member:
Faculty Department:
Faculty Phone Extension:
Faculty Email:

Section 2: Application Statement

Please submit a 1-2 page statement in which you explain why you are interested in becoming part of the SAW student staff. Please describe the qualifications that you would bring to the position and highlight any related previous experience such as leadership positions, public speaking, and past mentoring opportunities. You may submit your application statement below.

Section 3: Supporting Documents
Please submit the following materials to 122 Porter Hall. Note: your application will not be complete until these documents are received.

1. Writing sample. Please choose a piece of writing that you have previously submitted for a college course (minimum five pages).
2. Updated resume.