Students involved in the program throughout the years share how much it means to them; take a moment to be inspired by their words.

Words of Mentees:

"The biggest thing I learned is that I'm no longer in High School.  I have to work harder if I want the grades I think I deserve." -  Mai

"The most important experience was getting to know each other so that we could trust each other." - Adriana

"I learned that I can do what I put my mind to!" - Sophavy

"My experience taught me that I should be strong and go forward, that I shouldn't be afraid." - Marisol

"We shared a lot of fears about school, and we just talked and related with each other." - Mary

"I wouldn't have stayed in school and make it through the semester without my Mentor." - Vallerie

Words of Mentors:

"I love the fact that there is a program specifically geared towards helping struggling students.  This is a vital resource to LBCC, and is critical to the success of its students." - Amanda

"I had the great opportunity to be a part of a group of dedicated students who are committed to helping others succeed." - Mary

"I wanted to help others make the transition to LBCC more comfortable and easier than it was for me!  I wanted to share my experience with someone." - Rebecca

"I needed help too; I wanted to give back to others what was given to me when I first started college." - George

"Just because you haven't succeeded yet doesn't mean you're a failure; persevere and be dedicated." Doug and Juli

"Leaders Across Campus is not just a program; it's an experience that comes from the heart." - Hector

"I felt very honored to think that in some way, somehow, maybe I contributed something to someone and it made a difference, all because of this program which is entirely committed to the students." Teri

"The best experience was the day we met.  We walked around campus and got to know each other.  We talked about life and being in school.  The relationship kept growing from that day forward." Cynthia

"I like that, as Mentors, we get to practice wearing our hearts on our sleeves." - Shaunt