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In their first year of participation in the program, LAMP Trainees work as Resource Representatives at the check-in desk of the Peer Learning Commons (PLC), and participate in weekly trainings covering learning strategies, campus resources and opportunities, student wellness, and group leadership. As a part of this year, LAMP Trainees receive robust support in identifying and applying for paid positions across campus where they can support their peers in subsequent years. Many continue to work within SASC as Peer Tutors for Learning Strategies as well as other subjects they are able to support; many also go on to other positions in other programs, such as Residential Life and the Student Center for Belonging and Community.
Students who have completed the first year of the program are LAMP Fellows, signifying their capacity to serve as a mentor to their peers, and to connect them to the campus resources best able to support them. In addition to their work in roles across campus where they are in a position to support their peers, LAMP Fellows also meet regularly as a group with SASC Professional Staff to discuss their experiences doing this work, and to dig deeper into specific learning strategies and leadership skills which are valuable as a Bates student. LAMP Fellows also participate in designing and facilitating a variety of workshops for classes and student groups across campus.
Please see the section below for more information about LAMP Workshops.
These workshops can be presented by LAMP Fellows or SASC Professional Staff, and cover fundamental skills and resources students can use to create their own success here at Bates! We have designed several that can be easily customized to meet the needs of your group, or we can create a new workshop if there’s a need that none of the already created workshops will meet.
We are Bates students who worked in our first year as Resource Representatives. Now, we work as Learning Strategies tutors, facilitate workshops for classes, clubs and other groups, and act as a point of support for SASC’s current Resource Representatives.
Hola! I am Ale and I’m usually at Ladd ground floor, Carnegie or around the lake whenever the weather at Bates is decent. I love helping and I’m here to support with Math, Physics, Learning Strategies, EACS, Reslife stuff and Spanish why not.
I help create and lead LAMP workshops throughout the year. You can also find me working as a Chemistry and Learning Strategies tutor for SASC, a Community Navigator in SCBC and a Junior Advisor for ResLife.
I help create and lead LAMP workshops throughout the year. You can also find me working as a Learning Strategies tutor for SASC and as a Student Office Assistant for Campus Life.
I help create and lead LAMP workshops throughout the year, and can work with you one on one as a Learning Strategies tutor. You can also find me working as First Generation Peer Mentor in the SCBC, a Purposeful Work peer advisor, and as a Harward Center Outreach Fellow.
I help create and lead LAMP workshops throughout the year. You can also find me working as a Writing Tutor for the Student Writing & Language Center.
I help create and lead LAMP workshops throughout the year. I also work as a SASC Tutor for Learning Strategies and a Psychology Research Assistant.
I work in SASC as a drop in tutor for Calculus, Linear Algebra, Chemistry and Learning Strategies.
I help create and lead LAMP workshops throughout the year. You can also find me working as a Learning Strategies tutor in SASC and as a Junior Advisor in ResLife.
I help create and lead LAMP workshops throughout the year, and work in SASC as a Learning Strategies tutor. You can also find me working as a Writing Course Attached Tutor in the Student Writing and Language Center and as a Junior Advisor for ResLife.
I work in SASC as a tutor for Biology, Mathematics and Learning Strategies.
I help create and lead LAMP workshops throughout the year, and work as a private Learning Strategies tutor in SASC. You can also find me working as a barista in Le Ronj, a Peer Navigator in the Student Center for Belonging and Community, a Joy of Giving Something Fellow in the Harward Center, and as an Athletics Facility Operations Attendant.
I work in SASC as a tutor for Mathematics, Chemistry, Biology, Psychology and Learning Strategies. You can also find me working as a Russian Language Tutor in the Student Writing and Language Center, and as a TA for the Biology Department.
We are First Year Students who work as Resource Representatives at the central check-in desk in the Peer Learning Commons, connecting students to tutors and ensuring that they have the resources they need! We also meet as a group to discuss what is here at the College to support us, and what we need to know – and to do – in order to be successful in our time at Bates.