The Scholars of Color Mentoring Program (SCMP) empowers students to realize their full potential through developing life skills, building strong character, and leadership abilities. 

Through mentoring relationships and student engagement programming, SCMP serves to strengthen communities of color at Madison College.

You can join the Scholars of Color Mentoring Program as either a Scholar or a Mentor.

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What Are the Benefits of Becoming a Scholar?

Here are just some of the benefits you will have as a Scholar:

  • A supportive community of diverse learners.
  • Access to resources, knowledge, and tools to achieve academic and personal success.
  • A dedicated mentor who will support you throughout your academic journey.
  • Access to leadership and networking opportunities to help you learn and excel in your chosen career.

Are There Requirements To Earn a Stipend as a Scholar?

To earn a stipend, here are the requirements you will need to maintain:

  • A commitment to attend all monthly group meetings.
  • Meeting with your mentor twice a month.
  • Submit all assignments and mentor documentation to Blackboard.
  • Complete and submit SMART Goals within the first four weeks of the semester.
  • Achieve a 3.0 semester GPA.

Am I Eligible for the Scholars of Color Mentoring Program?

To be eligible, you must meet the following requirements:

  • Be enrolled in an academic, degree-granting program at the college.
  • Have a 2.0 cumulative GPA.
  • Be enrolled in a minimum of 6-degree credits.
  • If you meet these requirements, you are ready to apply!

Apply to the Mentoring Program

Do You Have Questions About the Scholars of Color Mentoring Program?

Send all questions and inquiries to the SCMP team at scmp@madisoncollege.edu.