When you were a freshman, it was a hard adjustment suddenly gaining more independence and moving from highschool onto college. It especially made this hard if you were away from home with a lack of guidance with more free will to do a you please on your journey of adulthood. This can take a toll on your mental health with all the new responsibilities you have. 

As part of Seton Hall's Leadership Seminar class, we would like to instill a new program where seniors can volunteer to be mentors for oncoming freshman and for whichever younger classmen may need it. They will guide them throughout their major, give them advice on how to succeed through their classes, how to study and manage their work, and more. 

We appreciate anyone who signs and agrees with our movement and we would love any and all support for this new program to help make Seton Hall a more healthy and successful university with the prioritization of mental health. Thank you!