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Peer mentors will partir ipate
in sessions, helping to develop
themselves more and to meet
returning students' needs
They will also do one-on-one
work with a new returning stu
dent to get acquainted, answer
questions and show her
around.
The YWCA is encouraging
further development of the re
entry program into different
branches and specific areas that
women students mav need
"We want to keep building
and building so eventually
there will Ire a core of those
women who are experts on
where to go." Lewis said.
For example. 1 .owis met a
graduate student who vs.is pav
ing $4011.1 month for .i baby sit
ter until the student discoverer!
.i less expensive child i are pro
gram at the University. The
YWCA program is designed to
let women know about options
at the University before a lot of
money and time is spent. Lewis
said.
The largest problem iaiwis
said she sees with the program
is locating the returning wom
en students and getting them to
partic ipate "The\ don't have
to come to all the sessions It's
a dual thing They can come
and get information for them
solves or they t an come, got in
formation and pass it on to a
group of peers." she said.
Kven if the open house has a
low turn out. Lewis said the
program sessions will still take
place.
Ians is said the YWCA pro
gram is not in competition with
any other programs, but is an
extension of mon* opportuni
ties for women Currently. lame
Community College has a l)ix
placed Homemaker and Return
ing Student Program and some
University women's organiza
tions have support groups for
women students that may help
with re-entry.
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Students for a Progressive Agenda member Doug Pyle
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