Guardian Scholars (GS) Program

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SDSU Guardian Scholars (GS) Program is a holistic support program committed to serving students who identify as current or former foster youth, wards of the court, under legal guardianship or unaccompanied homeless youth by supporting their transition to, through and beyond SDSU. The Office of Educational Opportunity Programs and Ethnic Affairs (EOP) oversees the program and serves as the main resource for Guardian Scholars. EOP offers on-going services such as tutoring, mentoring, summer transitional programs, and intensive personal and academic counseling. In addition, GS offers scholarships, a year-round housing award for on or off campus living, priority registration, wellness coaching, a dedicated resource area, and a team of friendly staff to offer support and connection to on-campus and local resources.

8 Pillars of GS Service:

  1. Persistence to Graduation
  2. Housing Stability
  3. Identity Development
  4. Financial Competence
  5. Healthy Relationships
  6. Physical/Emotional Wellness
  7. Life Skills Development
  8. Employment Readiness

Examples[edit | edit source]

  • Guardian Scholar
  • Not Guardian Scholar

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Definition Source[edit | edit source]

"SDSU Guardian Scholars (GS) Program is a holistic support program committed to serving students who identify as current or former foster youth, wards of the court, under legal guardianship or unaccompanied homeless youth by supporting their transition to, through and beyond SDSU. The Office of Educational Opportunity Programs and Ethnic Affairs (EOP) oversees the program and serves as the main resource for Guardian Scholars. EOP offers on-going services such as tutoring, mentoring, summer transitional programs, and intensive personal and academic counseling. In addition, GS offers scholarships, a year-round housing award for on or off campus living, priority registration, wellness coaching, a dedicated resource area, and a team of friendly staff to offer support and connection to on-campus and local resources."[1]

References[edit | edit source]

  1. Guardian Scholars | SDSU Student Affairs and Campus Diversity. Retrieved from: sacd.sdsu.edu