Georgina Rodriguez

When a school operates efficiently and delivers a strong service, it creates an environment where students are more likely to persist, succeed, and complete their programs. Student retention is not just an academic outcome, but also a reflection of how well the school supports students in their educational experience.

Modeling, mentoring, and monitoring the right traits helps create a culture where students feel supported and empowered to succeed. In the Library, I plan to apply this by modeling effective research behaviors, mentoring students on how to use resources efficiently, and monitoring engagement with our items/digital collections to identify students who might need extra support.