Janette Hyder

Counselor and Coordinator

Janette L. Hyder

I graduated from Cal Sate Fullerton with a Bachelors of Science degree in Human Services and a Bachelors of Arts degree in Chicano Studies. In addition, I also completed my Masters of Science degree in Counseling with an emphasis on Marriage Family Child Counseling. It is a great honor to be the coordinator of the Links Mentoring Program (LMP). The Links Mentors, Maricela Alvarado is the heart and soul of the mentoring program. This year our focus is to promote our services to all Cal State Fullerton students. The Links Mentors are dedicated to assisting all Cal State Fullerton students to become familiar with the services, clubs and organizations at CSUF. If you enjoy networking with students, faculty/staff, building your resume for your future career and leaving a legacy at Cal State Fullerton, then the mentoring program is for you.
"AS INDIVUDUALS WE ARE STRONG, BUT AS A COMMUNITY WE ARE POWERFULL"

Current Mentors

Veronica!

Adriana!

Johnny!

Mentors that have Graduated from from CSUF

Rocio Mendoza

Hello! I am a senior majoring in Human Services and Sociology. These past three years at CSUF have gone very fast, but I have enjoyed every minute of it (yes, including those late nights of writing papers are memorable). I can attribute my wonderful college experience to my involvement in several organizations and committees throughout campus. I am involved with M.E.Ch.A., Associated Students Inc., Chicano/Latino Faculty and Staff Association and I am a McNair Scholar. After graduation I hope to attend graduate school and study higher education and public policy. I have met great and inspirational people by staying connected to the university, which is what we can help you do as well!

Nayeli Madero

First of all I have to mention that working for the Links Mentoring Program has been a wonderful experience. I have been working for the program for five months, and enjoy it very much. Currently I am a junior; my majors are Spanish and Chicana/o Studies. I am an E.O.P student and had the opportunity to go through the Summer Bridge program, summer of 2002. My first semester I joined Movimiento Estudiantil Chicana/o de Aztlán (M.E.Ch.A.) an organization on campus whose focus is on Cultural and Political Awareness as well as the promotion of Higher Education to Chicano/Latino high school students. I look forward to working with you and hope that you have a wonderful college experience, as I have.

...the list goes on!