Black/African students

Academics for current students Community supports New students Indigenous students International students Black/African students First-generation students Mature students First-generation students Graduating and Convocation Ceremony Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry Community Engaged Learning program Ron Joyce Centre for Business Studies Pierre Lassonde School of Fine Arts Department of Geography and Environment Department of Mathematics and Computer Science Department of Modern Languages and Literatures Frank McKenna School of Philosophy, Politics, and Economics Department of Politics and International Relations Department of Religious Studies Visual and Material Culture Studies program Feminist and Gender Studies program celebrates the rich and diverse cultures that students come from and bring to Mount Allison engages all members of the Mount Allison community in understanding the rich histories and cultures of the Black/African peoples Questions?

Email [email protected].

The Black Students Mentorship Program is designed to help Black students thrive academically, socially, and professionally at Mount Allison.

By pairing students with experienced mentors, we provide guidance, encouragement, and meaningful connections to help you succeed on campus and beyond.

Whether you’re navigating your first year or preparing for life after graduation, this program is here to support your growth, leadership, and sense of community.

Questions?

The application for the Black Student Mentorship Program is now open for the fall 2026 term.

Apply by Oct. 18, 2026 as a mentee (first-year student) or as a mentor (upper-year student).

Apply to the Black Students Mentorship Program Research and student feedback show that Black students face unique challenges navigating campus life, from finding role models to accessing resources.

The MtA Black Students Mentorship Program