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Rising Sophomore, Junior, & Senior Appication

Name
Gender
L#
Cell Phone Number
Age
Major
Minor
Academics Year for 2013-2014
GPA
Number of hours you are taking in the Fall 2013 semester
For Fall 2013, Residence Hall or Commuter Student
Please list your commitments for the upcoming 2013-2014 school year (i.e. clubs, jobs, internships, etc.)
Do you have any concerns about being involved in The Joshua Project regarding the time commitment?
Personality wise, are you:
Are you a committed follower of Jesus?
What local church are you connected with or attend most?
In a short paragraph, please describe your current season of relationship with God:
On a scale 1-10, how much do you desire to be a part of The Joshua Project?
Have you been mentored and/or mentored others before? If so, please describe your experience:
Why do you want to be mentored?
Why do you want to mentor an incoming freshmen student?
If you are currently involved in The Joshua Project, do you want to stay paired with your current mentor?
Are you in a social club? If so, which one?
Are you on an official Lipscomb athletic team? If so, which one?
Are you graduating in December 2013?
Are you study abroad at any point in 2013-2014? If so, which trip?
Are you an RA?
Do you have any questions for us?
Is there anything else to share about yourself that you feel is relevant?
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