BLUEprint Program

BLUEprint Mentorship Program

Starting or transitioning into college can be exciting, but it also comes with questions and challenges. Designed especially for first-year, transfer, and change-of-campus students, BLUEprint helps students find community, build confidence, and thrive academically, socially, culturally, and personally.

BLUEprint offers a holistic co-curricular model centered on community building, student success and well-being, and cultural empowerment. Through peer mentoring, guidance, and community engagement, the program supports students as they transition into academic and social life at University Park. Whether you are new to campus or seeking a stronger network of support, BLUEprint connects you to people, opportunities, and resources, that help you feel seen, supported, and ready to succeed.

What is BLUEprint?

Sponsored by the Paul Robeson Cultural Center, the BLUEprint Peer Mentoring Program promotes the wellbeing and successful matriculation of first-year and transfer or change-of-campus students. Through peer mentoring, BLUEprint assists students in acclimating to the academic, social, professional, and cultural environment at University Park while supporting their personal growth, development, and exploration. 

BLUEprint hosts a variety of programs throughout the academic year, including mentor and mentee meetings, enrichment sessions, socials, open programs, and community service projects. Our goal is to support students in building strong foundations that lead to retention, involvement, and success. Through one-on-one connections and large-group events, members develop leadership skills, cultural awareness, and a sense of belonging.

Help Make our Community Stronger

Students at Penn State thrive when they have support and someone in their corner. Getting involved in BLUEprint gets you connected to resources early, provides a dedicated network of support, and helps create a space where students feel empowered to thrive.