Blinn Navigators

Navigators is a student-centered program in which volunteer faculty and staff support students in achieving their educational and personal goals. Navigators assure that students have a plan for success at Blinn College and beyond and connect students to the resources they need to succeed.
Who are Navigators?
What does a Navigator do?
How can students get a Navigator?
Students can request a Navigator by sending an email request to navigators@blinn.edu. Some students who are struggling academically or have aged out of the foster care system are automatically assigned a Navigator.
How are Navigators assigned?
How will I know who my Navigator is?
You will receive an email from navigators@blinn.edu telling you that you have been accepted into the program and you will receive the name and email contact information for your Navigator in the same email.
What’s expected of me?
How long do I have access to my Navigator?
Does the Navigators program have any online resources?
Yes, you can find information about Blinn College’s academic resources, including study skills strategies, in the Library’s Navigators LibGuide at https://libguides.blinn.edu/navigator student.
If I’m a faculty or staff member, how can I become a Navigator?
You will need to complete one of our semi-annual trainings. Navigators receive three service points per semester for their service. For more information or to volunteer as a Navigator, contact Dr. Michelle McGehee.
Resources?
For information on how to join the Navigators program, email navigators@blinn.edu.
Online https://libguides.blinn.edu/navigator_student