Mentorship
To be a great person, walk hand-in-hand and side-by-side with great people.
That’s a lesson HPU President Dr. Nido Qubein learned from his mother. He shares this mindset with others on campus and has woven it into HPU’s culture. At HPU, faculty and staff understand that they serve as heroes, models and mentors to students. They live, students watch, and students learn. Students see a member of the Campus Enhancement team work with care and diligence to clear every sidewalk of snow. They receive a hug and an open ear from the cafeteria worker with whom they develop a bond. They see leaders walking across campus, engaging with students and pausing to pick up a stray piece of trash if spotted. Wherever they go on HPU’s campus, students are constantly mentored by dedicated faculty and staff in an environment that inspires them to reach for new heights during their time at HPU and beyond.
AT HPU, MENTORSHIP IS A MINDSET.
As soon as students step foot on campus, they’re embraced by the support system of the university. From the university president, to the Campus Enhancement member fixing a leaky faucet, you won’t find HPU lacking in mentorship.
Parents spend 18-plus years instilling values in their children. It’s not enough to simply talk about values to students. In order for the lesson to permeate through a student’s life, values must be continually modeled by those around them.
This is why HPU’s entire team of faculty and staff models the values of service, hard work, generosity, gratitude and more in their daily interactions with students.
