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(Come and Have A Talk)
ANU College of Law, Student Mentoring Scheme

At the ANU College of Law we value collegiality. When you become a student
in our College we want you to be a part of that collegiality and to feel
that you are known and supported as an individual. Critical to that will
be the quality of the relationships that you build with staff and with
fellow students. To assist this process, in 2008 we began an important
initiative within the College. CHAT is a mentoring scheme that will further
enhance the supportive learning environment for which the ANU College
of Law is known.
All first year law students will be allocated to a mentor group. We anticipate
that each group will consist of two academic staff members, a later year
student and a small number of other first year students. Mentors will
be available to discuss the questions and issues that can arise in being
a law student, and to refer students to appropriate sources of support
and advice. Mentors will also facilitate the building of relationships
between students in their group.
We hope that these relationships will enrich your experience at law school,
and will continue throughout your time as a law student, and beyond.
Here
is the link to find out what issues were raised in the evaluation and
how we have responded to them.
CHAT Guidelines
Registration to be a CHAT student
mentor for semester two 2009 is now open. Registrations close 30 June
2009.
CHAT online
resources guide
For further information please contact Dr Heather Roberts, Chair of the
Student Mentoring and Pastoral Care Committee Heather.Roberts@anu.edu.au
or 026125 0624
CHAT LOGO COMPETITION: The new CHAT logo
was designed by Powell Soe.
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