The Student Transition Empowerment Program (STEP) is an initiative in the Office of Diversity, Inclusion and Multicultural Education (ODIME) created to enhance the recruitment, engagement and retention of first generation college students accepted to George Mason University. Our mission is to empower students through academic skills, access to resources, community building, self-discovery, and the global citizenship needed to compete in today’s college environment and beyond. STEP includes two key components–STEP Summer and STEP Academic Year. STEP Summer is a six week residential program from June 27th to August 8th (including weekends) for selected, first-year George Mason University students. STEP students earn 6 credits (2 classes), have exposure to living on campus, and build a support network of peers, faculty, and staff prior to the start of their freshman school year.
This app makes participating in STEP even more convenient. This app allows students and mentors to:
-Receive Announcements Regarding the Program
-Post and View Anonymous Miscellaneous Announcements
-View the STEP Program Calendar
-View the Summer Dinning Hours
-View an Interactive Satellite Map of the Mason Campus
-Share and View Photos
-Ask Questions About the Program and College Life
Future Updates:
-Workshop Rewind
-FAQ Answers inside App
"Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life."